Standard Roses

 

Standard Roses

 
 
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2 Foot Patio Standard Roses

also referred to as Stem Roses, are a variation of the normal bush rose grafted at a height of 60cm (Patio Standards). They can create a formal appearance if planted in a row or as a feature in garden beds. They can also be grown in large tubs on the veranda. The head of the standard can vary in shape, Hybrid Teas will grow in a V shape, Floribundas in general keep to a rounder shape. David Austins can also vary with each variety. It is important to secure them to a sturdy stake
to prevent breakage in high wind. Please avoid metal stakes. Plant approx. 1.2m apart.

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3 Foot standard roses

also referred to as Stem Roses, are a variation of the normal bush rose grafted at a height of 90cm. They can create a formal appearance if planted in a row or as a feature in garden beds. They can also be grown in large tubs on the veranda. The head of the standard can vary in shape, Hybrid Teas will grow in a V shape, Floribundas in general keep to a rounder shape. David Austins can also vary with each variety. It is important to secure them to a sturdy stake
to prevent breakage in high wind. Please avoid metal stakes. Plant approx. 1.2m apart.

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weeping standard roses

Weeping Standards or Tree Roses are budded onto tall rootstock at heights ranging from 1.2m to 1.6m with varieties that tend to produce long pliable canes, creating a cascading effect. Many will reach ground level. Ideal as a centre piece or feature. Only remove dead wood when pruning for the first few seasons