Rhapsody In Blue Rose Bushes Form:Potted when the bare branches are

when the bare branches are festooned with long red catkins

a completely different plant

The spectacular blossom makes it breath-taking in May especially if you can organise to surround it with May flowering pink and white tulips

bred in the 1960's at the East Malling Research Station in Kent

and tolerates compacted urban soils and air pollution

Rhapsody In Blue Rose Bushes Form:Potted when the bare branches areRhapsody In Blue Rose Bushes Rhapsody In Blue has fragrant, shiny purple flowers that fade to slate "blue": the closest thing yet to a blue rose. A healthy, robust grower that will make a tall, bushy shrub that repeats well from July to October. The bright, lime green leaves really make the flowers "pop". 4. 5 ft x 3 ft Especially recommended for sunny sites in the North and Scotland, where the cooler weather brings out the best it has to offer: it's