Citroncello UK Potted Rose

Description

Large 8/10 Litre Deep Potted Cream/Pink Climbing Rose

This is a lovely lemon yellow coloured shrub rose with a delicate citrus scent. Produces masses of flowers that will repeat flower all throughout the summer months up until those first frosts. Healthy mid green foliage which has excellent resistant to diseases such as black spot, rust and powdery mildew. These petals are edible with a fruity taste. Grows to approx 70cm with a spread of approx. 50cm. Likes full sun/part shade

Bring lasting colour and scent to your garden with this large 8 to 10 litre deep potted climbing rose. Grown in Lincolnshire and supplied in a strong nursery pot, this healthy, established plant settles quickly and rewards you with masses of soft lemon-yellow blooms from early summer right through to the first frosts. The flowers carry a light citrus fragrance that catches the air on warm evenings and makes a lovely addition to patios, arches, pergolas or sunny borders.

This variety is prized for its reliability as much as its beauty. The mid-green foliage stays fresh and tidy throughout the season, with excellent resistance to common rose problems including black spot, rust and powdery mildew. That means less fuss, fewer treatments and more time simply enjoying the display. It performs best in full sun but also copes well in partial shade, making it a good choice for a range of garden spaces.

The blooms are edible too. Their delicate petals have a fruity flavour and can be scattered over summer salads, pressed into cakes or frozen into ice cubes for drinks at garden parties. It is one of those roses that feels generous all season long.

Citroncello Rose Growth 

Expect growth to around 70cm in height with a spread of approximately 50cm, creating a compact yet flower-filled shrub with plenty of character. Whether you are planting a new garden or filling a gap in an established border, this Lincolnshire-grown rose adds warmth, fragrance and colour without demanding constant attention.

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