Tender Roses: Patio

Generally, a patio rose is a cross between a dwarf floribunda and a miniature rose, resulting in a compact rose bush. The smaller size of patio rose bushes makes them ideal low maintenance plants, great for smaller gardens and perfect for container growing. It's best to choose a sunny spot that will provide your rose with some shelter from the wind. When watering your roses, it's best to water the base of the plant only, and try to avoid getting water on the leaves, as this will encourage leaf scorch and disease. It's also a good idea to deadhead this plant as it will help your rose to redirect its energy into making new flowers. Cut the entire stem including the dead rose away, cutting just before the second or third leaf down.

Chihuly

Chihuly roses are named after the famous glass artist Dale Chihuly. The most beautiful blooms of ever-changing colors of apricot, yellow, orange and red are painted, blended and at times striped with these colours. All produced on a continually blooming plant.
Height: 40-48 in.
​Width: 24-36 in.
Sun Exposure: Full Sun

Scentimental

Scentimental is a breathtakingly beautiful striped rose whose colour is burgundy-red swirled with creamy-white. The large, fully double 4 in. blooms are unique as a snowflake, some are burgundy splashed white, some more cream swirled with red.
Height: 36-48 in.
Width: 36-48 in.
Sun Exposure: Full Sun

Sunsprite

Sunsprite roses have deep lasting yellow colour and super sweet fragrance. The roses sit on top of lots of glossy, deep green leaves and has an attractive bushy habit. Good disease resistance. Happiest in cooler temperatures.
Height: 36-48 in.
Width: 36-48 in.
Sun Exposure: Full Sun