'Mind Games' Floribunda Rose Dwarf Tulip so why not use them

so why not use them in a bouquet or decorative floral arrangement

Although transporting and moving can unsettle the plant initial

arch or fence with lush

Pretty single white flowers appear in April-May

Plant this showstopper near doorways

'Mind Games' Floribunda Rose Dwarf Tulip so why not use themAn unusual bicoloured floribunda rose with large clusters of scented, semi double cerise pink flowers splashed with creamy white. The white turns to pink as the roses mature Performs well in borders, beds and pots Grow in any well drained, fertile soil in full sun and feed twice a year with a rose fertiliser. Deadhead your roses for repeat flowering throughout the summer Bred by Colin Dickson and introduced in 2013 Winner of the Gold Standard and the