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Updated information. April, 2026
NEW for 2025-2026 season We welcome Spring Reach Nursery, and hope to welcome more soon. So do remember to go back frequently to the site as new suppliers are added and existing growers update their varieties for the new season starting late October onwards. Even now some of the varieties which showed no growers for Autumn 2024-Summer 2025 have reappeared.
NEW Growers added last season were Ashridge Nurseries & Cottage Memories nursery who have updated their varieties for Autumn 2025-Summer 2026.
*If you are a grower not included and would like to be then please contact for details email findthatrose.co.uk. There is no charge
If you are seeking a rose with a particular Christian name (which could be hidden) I have now been able to include ‘A Rose Named Just For You’ ( a popular item when Find That Rose was an annual publication) on the website. Also updated is Roses for That Special Person or Event. If you have any ideas for further expansion of this item please use the Contact form.
I am increasingly seeing newspapers adverts for cheaply priced roses (of various types) being marketed by colour and not name. Please be aware that roses should not be marketed by colour; all roses have a commercial name and should be sold by name and have these names on their labels. Also like all plants they should be accompanied by a plant passport, which allows traceability. Most modern roses are also covered by royalties etc. and this information is usually on the label. Also now having reach the end of the bare root season, really isn’t it to late to be advertising?
Now we are in April, (updated 22nd April) the bare root season is coming to an end. As we have hit a very dry period, personally I suggest don’t be tempted to buy bare rooted roses now. You should be able to bury containerised plants
Containerised roses available now may well benefit by being kept in their container for a few weeks ( or be guided by the specialist nursery/garden centre you purchased from) to allow their root system to develop If when planting the the soil drops off; then ease back into the pot and leave for a few more weeks before trying again . Make sure that you keep plants well watered and any other newly planted roses i.e those planted during the autumn etc.
If you have not as yet fed established plants do so this month. Use a slow release fertilizer recommended for roses or a good quality general fertilizer such as Vitax Q4. Then give second and final feed late June early July. If you do a preventative spraying programme commence this when you have 15-20 cm(6-8 ins.) of new growth. Don’t wait for diseases to appear; it is fair more difficult to tackle diseased plants than prevent. New and old roses will be more susceptible to disease.
If you need any further guidance look at the planting guide which was p
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