Oranges and Lemons Rose 5lt

A medium-high growing bush produces masses of shapely buds that open into long-lasting blooms. The rich colour develops from a base of cream-gold with orange-pink flowing over the edges, maturing in sunlight to reveal deep red highlights.

Most stems carry three or more blooms, making this Hybrid Tea exceptionally floriferous — rivaling the best floribundas.

Easy to grow and a reliable performer in any garden.

Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune in Winter

A rose panorama

Panarosas™ perform according to our set parameters of growing between 2m to 3m high and as wide with flowers on every cane.
They should be free standing informal shrubs and groups, hedges or specimen plants, and should provide a panorama of roses to the onlooker/spectator.
These roses can be planted on fences, at the periphery of a property or as a group in large lawns.
By training them up pillars and even over arches and pergolas, a neatness and floriferousness superior to that with traditional climbing roses can be achieved.

The emphasis of this new group of roses is on uniformity of growth pattern.
The flower shape of the various varieties may be a typical hybrid tea rose, a semi double bloom or any of the charming shapes of yesterday’s roses – deep cup, quartered, frilled centre or pompom.
This rose group offers an almost full range of possible “rose” colours and many have a strong fragrance.