Standard Roses
The Diamond Wedding Rose Standard Rose
Meidiaphaz
- Large white classically shaped H.T blooms with lemon centres
- Strong sweet fragrance
- Repeat flowering
- Dark green, healthy glossy foliage
- Upright styrdy growth, ideal for cutting
- Producing a strong growing upright standard head well covered in bloom
- A wonderful 60th Wedding Anniversary gift
- Half Standard grafted at 80cm / Flowering height 150cm approx.
- Full Standard grafted at 100cm / Flowering height 180cm approx
- Stake and Tie essential to avoid wind damage, see below
| Colour Description | White with pale lemon centres |
|---|---|
| Approx Height | 90cm |
| Planting Situation | Mid Border or Container |
| Fragrance | Strong |
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The Diamond Wedding Rose Standard Rose
The Diamond Wedding Rose has very large and highly attractive white blooms with a strong, sweet perfume are produced in large number & well supported on strong, upright stems. Repeat flowering with compact and healthy, upright growth. Ideal for mid border planting but also very suitable for in a large container. Ideal Diamond Wedding Anniversary gift. AKA 'White Parfum de Provence'.
Available as a Half Standard Rose & Full Standard Rose, flowering around 1.5 to 1.8m & producing a strong Standard rose head with upright stems, supporting large numbers of big white highly scented rose blooms at eye level adding height and a strong focal point to your garden.
Delivery Info
We offer fast delivery on our roses, often next day and also allow you to specify a date in the checkout meaning you can pick a date appropriate.
Bareroot orders are dispatched between November and March (weather dependant) and on a rotational basis.
| Potted Orders | £7.95 * |
| Bareroot Rose Orders | £7.95 * |
| Potted or Bareroot orders over £100 | Free Delivery * |
*Prices listed are for mainland UK delivery and exclude Highlands, Islands and EU. Prices for these addresses are calculated in the checkout based on your order.
