Rose ‘Kew Gardens’ prunus rotundifolia and topiary FAQs What is

and topiary FAQs What is the best fertiliser for yellow leaves on boxwood

Foliage: Red on new shoots

retains brown leaves deep into winter Wildlife Benefit: Produces catkins and seeds attractive to birds and insects Root Ball: Supplied as a field-lifted root ball for easier

Hardiness: Tolerates –20°C

Yes—its compact size and slow growth make it ideal on patios or for small gardens

Rose ‘Kew Gardens’ prunus rotundifolia and topiary FAQs What isEnglish Shrub Rose A light and airy rose producing clusters of small, single white blooms that attract pollinators. Key Features: Single white flowers Wildlife friendly Repeat flowering Light, natural appearance Supplied in a 3 or 4 litre pot Description: Kew Gardens is perfect for informal and wildlife friendly planting schemes. Its open flowers attract bees and other pollinators, while its continuous flowering provides long lasting interest.