Creating home grown arrangements
One of the best aspects of growing roses is the satisfaction one gets from cutting a handful of rose blooms and bringing them inside to create a simple home grown arrangement. Repeat flowering roses are perfect for this as you can repeatedly cut and enjoy all summer long.
Featured rose Dame Judi Dench® (Ausquaker)
Ideally, cut roses in the morning, before the heat of the day and place in water. Gather gently in a trug or basket as you collect your blooms.
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