Red Hybrid Tea Rose Bush

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Bring Lasting Colour to Your Garden with the Red Hybrid Tea Rose Bush

The Red Hybrid Tea Rose Bush is a celebrated flowering shrub prized for its classic, deep red blooms and elegant upright habit. As a member of the Rosa genus, this hybrid tea rose is bred for prolific flowering and strong stems, making it a favourite among gardeners and florists alike.

Plant Benefits:

• Abundant Blooms: Enjoy a profusion of dark red, well-formed flowers from early summer through autumn.
• Perfect for Cutting: Long stems allow you to create stunning indoor arrangements straight from your garden.
• Impressive Size: Reaches up to 1 metre in height and spreads up to 0.8 metres, creating real impact in borders or as a feature plant.

Growing Guide:

• Light Requirements: Plant in full sun for best results; needs at least four hours of sunlight daily.
• Soil Preferences: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil kept consistently moist but never waterlogged.
• Planting Time: Best planted between February and April for blooms from June to September.

Planting & Care:

• Pruning: Prune between October and March to promote strong growth and abundant flowering.
• Pots & Size: Supplied in a generous 3-litre pot, measuring approximately 20–30cm on arrival.
• Feeding: Apply a balanced rose fertiliser in early spring and again after the first flush of blooms.

Usage Ideas:

• Create Borders or Hedges: Plant en masse for a striking display or use as a single statement shrub.
• Companion Planting: Pair with lavender or catmint for contrasting colour and scent.
• Cottage Garden Schemes: Integrate with perennials like foxgloves or delphiniums for classic English garden style.

FAQs:

• When is the best time to plant?
  The ideal planting window is February to April for summer blooms.
• How fast does it grow?
  This vigorous rose bush can reach up to its mature height of 1 metre within the first few growing seasons.
• What care does it need?
  This variety requires minimal maintenance: regular watering, annual pruning, and feeding in spring will keep it healthy and blooming.