Radox Bouquet Rose Melbourne

Radox Bouquet roses, like all roses, require regular pruning to promote healthy growth and blooming. It's best to maintain their upright bushy growth during the dormant season, typically in late winter or early spring pruning before new growth appears. Begin by removing any dead, damaged or diseased wood from the bush. Next, remove any crossing or rubbing branches to allow for better air circulation and sunlight penetration. Use pruning shears to shape the rose bush to your desired size and shape, making cuts just above a healthy bud or outward-facing leaf node. This will help promote new growth and blooming later in the season.

In general, most Radox Bouquet roses bloom in the late spring or early summer, with some varieties producing repeat blooms throughout the growing season. The exact timing of blooming can vary depending on factors such as the weather, the amount of sunlight the rose bush receives, and the type of rose. With each blooming season, you’ll be able to see dark green foliage and soft pink blooms that radiate a sweet perfume.