Bare Root Roses

Bare root roses become dormant in winter, losing all their foliage till they are literally bare. This is when we lift them from the ground to send to you. Bare root roses, although look complex, are in fact easier to care for and establish faster than other varieties.

Within this category, you will find exceptional bare root rose varieties like Rose Climbing Sympathie, a bright fuchsia red blooming type. You will also see vibrant picks like Rose Arthur Bell, with its sunshine yellow blooms.

Ready to plant your new bare root rose plants? Our Rose Growing Guide will show you how! It's full of expert tips and tricks to help your roses thrive throughout the season and beyond. We also have more information on 'How to prune your roses' on our blog.