Rose 'Queen Elizabeth'

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Rose 'Queen Elizabeth' is a classic and elegant grandiflora rose known for its large, soft pink blooms and delightful tea fragrance. Easy to grow, it is perfect for adding a touch of beauty and grace to your garden beds, borders, or containers. Ideal for both beginners and experienced gardeners.

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Rose 'Queen Elizabeth' is prized for its beautiful flowers and enchanting fragrance. It thrives in sunny locations and is perfect for garden beds, borders, and containers.

Grows best in full sun and well-drained soil
Ideal for garden beds, borders, and containers
Produces large, soft pink blooms
Delightful tea fragrance that enhances garden spaces

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Get big, ready-to-grow plants in 5L pots. Plant them in your garden or larger pots right away. They're bigger and stronger than plug plants. Pre-fed and watered for healthier plants from the start.

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How To Plant

Plant Care

Rose 'Queen Elizabeth' is perfect for adding a touch of beauty and grace to your garden, thriving in sunny locations and producing large, soft pink blooms with a delightful tea fragrance from summer to autumn.

Grows best in full sun and well-drained soil
Perfect for garden beds, borders, and containers
Produces large, soft pink blooms
Delightful tea fragrance that enhances garden spaces

Grows best in full sun and well-drained soil
Perfect for garden beds, borders, and containers
Produces large, soft pink blooms
Delightful tea fragrance that enhances garden spaces

Planting Time:	Spring to Autumn
Sunlight & Positioning:	Full Sun
Where to Plant:	Garden Beds - Borders - Containers
Growing Location:	Garden - Patio - Balcony

Planting Time:	Spring to Autumn
Sunlight & Positioning:	Full Sun
Where to Plant:	Garden Beds - Borders - Containers
Growing Location:	Garden - Patio - Balcony

Choose a sunny area for Rose 'Queen Elizabeth', whether in the garden or in pots or containers. Keep them well-watered and ensure the soil is fertile and well-drained.

Rose plants need warmth and sun, so choose a sunny spot with good direct sunlight
Add compost or organic matter to soil before planting to provide nutrients and structure
Use pots at least 30cm wide with drainage holes and quality compost if container growing
Water well both before and after planting; space plants adequately to avoid overcrowding

Choose a sunny area for Rose 'Queen Elizabeth', whether in the garden or in pots or containers. Keep them well-watered and ensure the soil is fertile and well-drained.

Rose plants need warmth and sun, so choose a sunny spot with good direct sunlight
Add compost or organic matter to soil before planting to provide nutrients and structure
Use pots at least 30cm wide with drainage holes and quality compost if container growing
Water well both before and after planting; space plants adequately to avoid overcrowding

Choose the Right Spot:	A sunny location with plenty of direct sunlight
Prepare the Soil:	Loosen soil and mix in compost or organic matter
Planting:	Plant level with the soil and firm soil down around the plant
Spacing:	Space plants about 45-60cm apart for good air circulation

Choose the Right Spot:	A sunny location with plenty of direct sunlight
Prepare the Soil:	Loosen soil and mix in compost or organic matter
Planting:	Plant level with the soil and firm soil down around the plant
Spacing:	Space plants about 45-60cm apart for good air circulation

Rose 'Queen Elizabeth' grows robustly and produces an abundance of large, soft pink blooms. With good light and minimal care, you’ll soon be enjoying a plentiful display of flowers with a delightful fragrance.

Water regularly during the first growing season to establish roots. Once established, water only during dry periods
Prune the rose annually in late winter to early spring to maintain shape and encourage fresh growth
Check for pests like aphids; treat with soapy water and remove any unhealthy leaves
Fertilise monthly with a balanced, water-soluble fertiliser to promote healthy growth

Water regularly during the first growing season to establish roots. Once established, water only during dry periods
Prune the rose annually in late winter to early spring to maintain shape and encourage fresh growth
Check for pests like aphids; treat with soapy water and remove any unhealthy leaves
Fertilise monthly with a balanced, water-soluble fertiliser to promote healthy growth

Sunlight and Position:	Needs at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily
Watering and Feeding:	Water regularly, especially during dry periods, and feed every 4-6 weeks with rose fertilizer
Support and Pruning:	Prune in late winter to early spring; provide support if needed for taller varieties
Blooming:	Blooms from late spring to early autumn with large, pink flowers

Sunlight and Position:	Needs at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily
Watering and Feeding:	Water regularly, especially during dry periods, and feed every 4-6 weeks with rose fertilizer
Support and Pruning:	Prune in late winter to early spring; provide support if needed for taller varieties
Blooming:	Blooms from late spring to early autumn with large, pink flowers

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I water Rose 'Queen Elizabeth'?

Water Rose 'Queen Elizabeth' regularly, about once or twice a week. Ensure the soil stays consistently moist but not waterlogged. Adjust watering frequency during hot, dry periods.

When should I prune Rose 'Queen Elizabeth'?

Prune Rose 'Queen Elizabeth' in late winter to early spring. Remove any dead or damaged canes and cut back lateral branches to encourage new growth and flower production.

What type of fertiliser is best for Rose 'Queen Elizabeth'?

Use a balanced fertiliser with a nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium ratio of about 10-10-10. Apply in early spring before new growth starts and again in late spring or early summer.