YouGarden - Garden Rose Collection, 5 x Bare Root Bushes, Tea Rose Hybrid Varieties, Disease Resistant, Easy to Grow - Outdoor Plants for Gardens Patio Plants

Well packaged and good healthy plants with lots of new leaves coming out Label on each plant indicating each colour the rose bush will be x5 Good value for money 😊

Very pleased with the item and delivery will be buying from this seller again thanks

Excellent growing well not blossomed yet but pleased with item good quality

Bought them on 3rd March, delivered 5th of March, planted straightaway. I preferred to buy bare root on March to avoid having any dud. All 5 showed sign of bud, although one seemed a bit of touch and go. Today 26 of June all have been flowered. The "touch and go" one flowered last. However see the five photos I uploaded of each colour, I don't think it's what said on the tin. Only the pink one and white one look like on photo description. In term of size, only these two have large size of flower. The others are of medium size. The yellow one is completely different from picture. The flower is also not long lasting more than a week at average. What supposed to be "Peach melba" does not seem to have long life flower as well. I bought it £18 for 5, means £3.5 per plant, is it a good value? Now that all of my bare root roses bought from local garden centres and supermarket have flowered, I think it is so so. I have several £2 roses from Tesco that produce large flower. They turned out to be different from picture at their packaging, but that's OK. I also have some potted roses from garden centre on sale £12 for 3 (£4 each) that grow quite well and tall with different label and flower result. In addition, I have some £4 bare-root from B&Q (and 20% discount at one time made it £3.2) that also grow quite well although the colour and the type turn to be different than photo. Same buying mistake repeated again and again :)

I was a bit dubious about these, as the stems were a bit discoloured. I dug them a nice deep hole each and filled it with 50/50 general purpose compost and soil, making sure the plant ended up at the right height above the soil - make sure any grafts are above the soil - and pressed the soil down firmly to make sure there were no air pockets around the roots. The weather made sure they were watered in well! As I said, I didn't like the look of the stems, so I gave them a good spray of rose specific fungicide when they started shooting. Look like good healthy plants now, so fingers crossed for some blooms soon.

Can't write a review they wilted a nd died fitting for a bit of stick stuck in a lump of soil

I bought them for my friend, I planted them my self, 7 from 10 survived, I think, this is because summer was hot this year and my friend is an elderly lady, she didn't watered them enough.

Very sceptical - how could they be so cheap? Arrived and looked awfully dry so I soaked in water for 12 hours and then planted. None grew to less than 4 foot and none had less then 3 flowers on them in the first season!!! Mostly more flowers than David Austin, more disease resistant, 20% of the price and don't droop like a David Austin. Super - can't recommend enough.