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Rose 'Raspberry Ripple' Papageno
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- An unusual bicolour rose - each flower is different!
- Produces masses of red and white splashed blooms
- Repeat flowering from summer to autumn in flushes
- Great in the garden border, or big pots
- Supplied as a bare-root plant, ready to plant out
- An unusual bicolour rose - each flower is different!
- Produces masses of red and white splashed blooms
- Repeat flowering from summer to autumn in flushes
- Great in the garden border, or big pots
- Supplied as a bare-root plant, ready to plant out
Product Information
And now for something to amaze your friends and family - an eye-catching, bicoloured rose, producing masses of amazing two-toned flowers.
A great partner for our other striped rose, 'Oranges and Lemons', 'Raspberry Ripple' has red blooms that are boldly splashed and striped with white, superb as a cut flower and striking in mixed flower borders.
A repeat flowering floribunda rose, Raspberry Ripple produces clusters of large, blooms throughout the summer and into the autumn, so if you're looking for a rose a little out of the ordinary, then this is the one for you.
Being a floribunda, this rose bush has good disease resistance, is hardy and easy to grow, and produces large clusters of lightly fragrant blooms over a long season, making it ideal in the garden or in a large pot on the patio or balcony.
The incredible colour is caused by what is known as a 'jumping gene' which creates instability in the colour genes of each flower, so it can be either of two colours. This makes each petal and each flower 100% unique, giving a lovely contrasting mix - and it only occurs in red and orange roses.
Supplied as a bare-root plant, ready to plant out.
What Is Supplied
Supplied as a bare-root plant, ready to plant out.
- The amount of growth on Potted roses will vary at different times of year, depending on when they are potted.
- Potted roses will be Freshly potted from November to February, so are not fully rooted through.
- They will have new shoots beginning in March and April.
- They will be in leaf and then buds May and June.
- They will be in flower June and July.
- From August onwards they may be trimmed back, ready to plant and burst back into life the next season.
- From the end of September your rose has received its trim which will help it to have stronger roots and better form next year.
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