Rose Nicolas Hulot - Hybrid Tea Rose
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The magnificent hybrid tea rose known as 'Nicolas Hulot' is named for the well-known French environmentalist. Its velvety blossoms are accompanied by a powerful, alluring aroma that is perfect for infusing any garden with a hint of romance and elegance. With its traditional, high-centred blooms, each flower shines out as it flowers from summer into autumn.
The ideal planting conditions for this rose are sunny areas with well-drained soil. Its strong stems and bright colour make it a great choice for cut flowers too, it will do well in mixed garden borders and thrive with an annual trimming in late winter or early spring. For a dramatic contrast, pair Rose 'Nicolas Hulot' with contrasting velvet red roses such as 'Ingrid Bergman'.
Supplied as Strong Bare Root plants, ready to go straight out in the garden and bloom.
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The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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