Rose Mountbatten - Floribunda Rose
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Huge clusters of scented, rich golden yellow blooms on strong plants, with repeat flowering through out the summer. Large dark green glossy foliage. This is a very majestic rose which was named after Lord Mountbatten who was killed in a bomb blast in Northern Ireland in 1979. It also formed part of Princess Diana's wedding bouquet in 1981. Now there's something to tell the neighbours!
A well fragranced Rose reaching up to 120cms.
Very strong premium quality plants supplied in approx 5 litre containers.
The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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