- Graham Thomas Rose – One of the most beautiful English roses
- Graham Thomas Rose is an English variety, climbing (or a large shrub)
- It is one of the most appreciated yellow roses, noted for its fruity fragrance and large flowers, with a warm and intense yellow.
· Delivery of bare-root roses will take place between October and November, depending on optimal weather conditions for planting.
· We accept pre-orders for bare-root roses until the start of the delivery period.
· The minimum order for rose varieties is 10 pieces.
- This delivery method allows for optimal handling and planting of roses, ensuring their healthy development in your garden.
General Characteristics
- Type: English rose (can be grown as a climber or a large shrub).
- Color: Intense golden yellow, which retains its color well over time.
- Form: Large, globular flowers, with a classic English rose appearance.
- Flower size: Approximately 8-10 cm in diameter.
- Number of petals: 40-60, offering a rich and elegant appearance.
- Fragrance: Intense, fruity, with notes of tea and honey.
- Flowering: Repeated, from early summer until autumn.
- Dimensions: Grows between 1.5 and 3 meters in height and 1.2-1.5 meters wide (as a shrub) or larger if trained as a climber.
- Foliage: Dark green, semi-glossy, very decorative.
- Resistance: Very good resistance to diseases and pests, ideal for organic gardens.
Planting and Care
- For the Graham Thomas rose to develop harmoniously and provide abundant blooms, you need to provide it with the right conditions.
Planting
- Location: Prefers a bright spot, with at least 6 hours of sun per day.
- Soil: Fertile, well-drained, rich in humus, with slightly acidic pH (6-6.5).
- Distance between plants: If planting as a shrub, leave 1.2 - 1.5 meters between plants.
- Hole depth: 40x40 cm, so that the roots have enough space.
- Watering after planting: Water well and apply a layer of mulch at the base.
Care
- Watering: 2-3 times a week, at the base, avoiding the leaves.
- Fertilization:
- Spring – nitrogen-rich fertilizer.
- Before flowering – phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.
- Autumn – final fertilizer to strengthen the plant.
- Pruning:
- Spring – remove dead and weak branches.
- Summer – cut faded flowers to stimulate repeated flowering.
- Autumn – adjust stem length to prevent wind breakage.
Winter Protection
- In areas with harsh winters, protect the base with dry leaves, straw, or peat.
- If temperatures drop below -10°C, cover the plant with agrotextile or a burlap sack.
Why choose Graham Thomas?
✅ Unique and intense golden-yellow color.
✅ Fruity fragrance with tea notes.
✅ Repeated flowering until late autumn.
✅ Good resistance to diseases and pests.
✅ Ideal for pergolas, fences or as a decorative shrub.
