Thank You

Thank You 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: Deep pink to lilac-pink with soft lavender tones
Fragrance: Light, sweet fragrance
Bloom Shape: Fully double, classic high-centred hybrid tea style
Blooming Habit: Repeat-flowering from early summer through to autumn
Size of Blooms: Medium (approximately 8–10 cm across)

Plant Characteristics

Height: ~60 cm (2 ft)
Spread: ~45 cm (1.5 ft)
Growth Habit: Compact and bushy, ideal for pots or smaller garden spaces
Foliage: Glossy, dark green leaves with moderate disease resistance

Growing Conditions

Climate Suitability: Hardy in temperate climates; may need winter protection in colder areas
Position: Prefers full sun (minimum 6 hours of sunlight daily)
Soil:

• Fertile, well-drained soil with high organic content

• Slightly acidic to neutral pH

Watering:

• Water deeply during dry periods

• Avoid overhead watering to reduce fungal issues

Care & Maintenance

Pruning:

• Prune in early spring (late February to early March)

• Remove dead or weak stems and shape for good airflow

Feeding:

• Use a balanced rose fertiliser in early spring

• Apply high-potash fertiliser after the first bloom cycle

Mulching:

• Mulch in spring with well-rotted compost or manure

• Helps conserve moisture and suppress weeds

Pest & Disease Resistance

• Fair resistance to black spot and mildew

• Promote air circulation and monitor regularly

• Treat early if symptoms appear

Garden Use

• Ideal for containers, borders, and small beds

• A popular gift rose, especially for expressions of gratitude

• Suitable for cutting, with neat blooms and tidy stems

• Pairs well with pastel companions like lavender, catmint, or salvia

• Fits well into both formal and informal garden designs

If you're thinking of purchasing Thank You 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.