Rose 'Tranquillity' - SH

The majority of our national delivery options fall under the categories below. Certain oversized or age restricted items carry an additional delivery charge, however this will be clearly displayed in your basket before checkout.

Tracked Delivery (Express) - £6.99

Zone 1 - England, Wales & Scotland (excluding Highlands & Islands)

• Orders are dispatched within two working days
• Parcels are sent via DX on a next day service, requiring a signature on delivery or safe place instructions
• Fully tracked from door to door with text or email notifications along the way to keep you informed
• 2 hour time slot notification
• Dispatch days Monday - Thursday (excluding Bank Holidays)
• Delivery days Tuesday - Friday

Tracked Delivery (2-4 Days) - £14.99

Zone 2 – Highlands & Islands of Scotland

• Parcels are sent via a tracked 48 service, requiring a signature on delivery or safe place instructions
• Tracking code provided on dispatch. Email or SMS notification on day of delivery
• Orders dispatched within two working days
• Please expect 2-4 days for delivery
• List of applicable postcodes

Tracked Delivery (3-4 Days) - £14.99

Zone 3 – Isle of Man, Isle of Wight & Isles of Scilly

• Parcels are sent via a tracked 48 service, requiring a signature on delivery or safe place instructions
• Tracking code provided on dispatch. Email or SMS notification on day of delivery
• Orders dispatched within two working days
• Please expect 3-4 days for delivery

Parcel Tracking

Your order will be sent using a fully tracked service, providing us with some information on the parcel's status, location and route. It also allows us to provide you with the same information. Once your order has been dispatched you will receive an email (please check spam/junk email folders) with a tracking code and instructions on how this information can be retrieved.

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<h2>Getting the most from your new Rose</h2>

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<h2><strong>Where to plant</strong></h2>

<p>Choose an open, sunny position with free-draining soil.&nbsp; Avoid planting where roses have grown before or transfer fresh soil to the site.&nbsp; Patio roses can be planted in mixed borders or alongside other roses, or in pots and containers.</p>

<h2><strong>Planting</strong></h2>

<p>Roses love organic matter, so mix well-rotten manure, leaf mould or compost into the soil. Water thoroughly before planting.&nbsp; Make a hole big enough not to disturb the root ball.&nbsp; Remove from the pot and ensure the top of the root ball is level with the surrounding soil.&nbsp; Back-fill soil mixed with a good fertilizer, then firm.&nbsp; Water thoroughly.</p>

<h2><strong>Aftercare</strong></h2>

<p>Water well until established.&nbsp; Mulching will keep the soil weed-free and moist.&nbsp; For best results feed your roses with fertilizer in spring and again in summer.&nbsp; Remove faded flowers to encourage speedy repeat flowering.</p>

<h2><strong>Simple Pruning</strong></h2>

<p>Prune your rose in March or before new growth by removing any dead or very thin branches and reducing the height by ¹/₃ to ²/₃of the previous growth.</p>

<p><a https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=178" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Further Rose pruning advice from the RHS here </a></p>