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Create a stunning display with roses
Roses are the epitome of classic English beauty, and at Poplar Nurseries, we offer a diverse range to suit every garden. Our collection includes floribunda, hybrid tea, the flower carpet series, standards, climbers, ramblers, and patio roses, each adding timeless charm to your outdoor space. Visit our experts for personalised advice, and find the perfect rose to bring colour, fragrance, and joy to your garden year after year.
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At Poplar Nurseries, our stunning range of roses include the renowned David Austin roses and more. Visit us in Marks Tey to find the perfect option for your garden or as a gift for someone special, with expert advice to help you select beautiful blooms that will bring colour, fragrance, and lasting charm to your outdoor space year after year.
Climbing and rambling roses
These look stunning as they climb walls or arches offering a beautiful display of flowers.
Floribunda roses
With the Latin meaning "many flowering", floribunda roses bear a generous number of flowers in large clusters.
Patio roses
Easy to grow and low maintenance, patio roses are ideal for smaller gardens, balconies, window boxes and container planting.
Roses for special occasions
Roses depict love and romance and there is no better way to celebrate an anniversary than with a special rose.
David Austin roses
The name in quality roses with stunning blooms bred for grace and charm as well as being hardy.
Hybrid tea roses
Garden must haves, hybrid tea roses are the largest and most popular group of rose due to their elegant form and large variety of colours.
Stocking David Austin roses and much more
At Poplar Nurseries, we are proud to partner with the renowned David Austin roses, not only this, but we’re also one of the largest stockists of these exquisite blooms in the South East of England, giving our customers a huge range of choice. With their unrivalled reputation, David Austin roses combine the timeless beauty and fragrance of traditional roses with modern-day attributes like disease resistance and repeat flowering, ensuring your garden enjoys stunning rosy blooms year after year.
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When should I prune roses?
Roses should be pruned between late winter and early spring, just before the new growth begins to emerge. Pruning your roses back hard encourages fresh growth and vibrant blooms. Be sure to remove any dead wood to allow your roses to thrive and blossom beautifully in the coming season.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to our most common questions. Have a different query? Get in touch – we’re happy to help!
Climbers have a more organised growth pattern, with larger flowers, and flower multiple times throughout the season, whereas ramblers are more robust and produce an abundant display of smaller blooms once annually.
The best time to feed your roses is March/early April and follow with a mulch of either well-rotted manure or a good compost.
Whilst the roses are dormant in January or February is the best time to prune.
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