Congratulations

Congratulations Rose

Top Planting Tips

• Plant in a sunny, sheltered spot with plenty of daylight
• Use a good compost or manure when planting
• Feed your roses to help them bloom
• Give them enough space to grow

Flower Details

Colour: Vibrant warm yellow, sometimes with a soft apricot blush
Fragrance: Mild to moderate fruity fragrance
Bloom Shape: Full, classic hybrid tea form with high-centred blooms
Blooming Habit: Repeat-flowering from late spring through autumn
Size of Blooms: Large (approximately 10–12 cm across)

Plant Characteristics

Height: ~90–120 cm (3–4 ft)
Spread: ~60–90 cm (2–3 ft)
Growth Habit: Upright and bushy with strong stems
Foliage: Glossy dark green leaves with good disease resistance

Growing Conditions

Climate Suitability: Well-suited to temperate climates such as the UK
Position: Prefers full sun (minimum 6 hours per day), tolerates some partial shade
Soil:

• Fertile, well-drained, humus-rich soil

• Prefers slightly acidic to neutral pH

Watering:

• Water regularly, especially during dry spells

• Avoid overhead watering to reduce fungal disease risk

Care & Maintenance

Pruning:

• Prune in early spring (late February to early March) removing dead or weak stems

• Shape plant to promote airflow

Feeding:

• Apply balanced rose fertiliser early spring

• Follow up with high-potash feed after first flush of flowers

Mulching:

• Mulch in spring with well-rotted manure or garden compost to retain moisture and suppress weeds

Pest & Disease Resistance

• Generally good resistance to black spot and powdery mildew

• Monitor regularly for aphids and other common pests

• Ensure good airflow and avoid waterlogging to minimize disease

Garden Use

• Excellent for rose beds, borders, and as a cut flower

• Works well as a feature plant or grouped in clusters for impact

• Pairs beautifully with blue and purple flowering companions like salvias or lavender

If you're thinking of purchasing Congratulations Rose then look no further than Thompson's Garden Centre. Order online or visit us at your local branch of Thompson's for more advice.