Peace

Peace 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: Large creamy yellow blooms with pink to crimson edges
Fragrance: Mild, fruity fragrance
Bloom Shape: Fully double, high-centred, classic hybrid tea blooms
Blooming Habit: Repeat-flowering from early summer through autumn
Size of Blooms: Large (approximately 12–15 cm across)

Plant Characteristics

Height: ~90–120 cm (3–4 ft)
Spread: ~75–90 cm (2.5–3 ft)
Growth Habit: Upright, bushy growth with strong, sturdy stems
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 (at least 6 hours daily)
Soil:

• Fertile, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter

• Slightly acidic to neutral pH

Watering:

• Water deeply and regularly during dry spells

• Avoid wetting foliage to reduce disease risk

Care & Maintenance

Pruning:

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

• Remove dead or weak stems and shape for good airflow

Feeding:

• Apply balanced rose fertiliser in early spring

• Feed with a high-potash fertiliser after the first flowering flush

Mulching:

• Mulch with well-rotted compost or manure in spring

• Helps retain moisture and suppress weeds

Pest & Disease Resistance

• Moderate resistance to black spot and mildew

• Maintain good air circulation around the plant

• Treat early with appropriate rose care products if necessary

Garden Use

• Excellent as a specimen plant, in beds, borders, or rose gardens

• Popular for cut flowers due to large, beautiful blooms

• Pairs well with complementary pastel-coloured plants like lavender or salvia

• Suitable for formal and informal garden settings

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