Keeping pests and diseases at bay starts by simply growing these roses
Easy Does It
Its vivid colour, fruity fragrance and ruffled petals make this easy-to-care-for rose a must-have. Reaching knee height, it’s a strong resprouter which thrives in containers.
South Africa
This tall (shoulder-high) golden-yellow rose is a gardener’s dream as it’s disease resistant, reliable, needs little pruning and flowers prolifically.
Ayoba
‘Ayoba’ The wow factor of this neat, ‘Iceberg’-sized rose lies in its bright red, semi-double blooms which show up well against its glossy foliage. A good picking rose, it puts on a lovely display in summer and autumn.