Plant Theory Amirose Rose Bush Peach Compact Pink Double Flowering 2L Pot

Amirose is a compact, disease-resistant rose featuring double blooms that transition from peach buds to pink and finally to white. Ideal for small spaces, border fronts, and patio pots, it offers continuous summer color and a gentle fragrance. These roses are field-grown and dug up in October or November. They are supplied potted to maintain root hydration, though they remain dormant until spring. While they can stay in pots through winter if fed and watered, planting them out promptly in frost-free soil is recommended. Because they are pre-pruned, only minimal tipping of die-back is needed initially, with routine pruning beginning the following late winter. When planting, dig a hole twice the width of the roots and incorporate composted matter and general-purpose fertilizer. Using Rose Rootgrow is advised to support development and prevent replant disease. Position the bud union at soil level, back-fill, firm the soil, and water well. Maintenance involves generous watering until established, applying specialist rose fertilizer and a mulch of composted manure every spring, and pruning in late winter to remove dead or congested wood. Deadheading after the first bloom encourages further flowering. This fully hardy cultivar thrives in full sun and fertile, moist, well-drained soil with an average growth rate and a flowering period from May to October.