Aspirin (Bareroot)Aspirin Bare Root refers to plants sold or transported in a bare root state, along with the use of aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) in horticulture. Bare root plants are those that have been removed from soil, with their roots exposed and free of growing medium. They are typically dormant and are commonly sold this way for easier handling, transport, and plantingespecially for trees, shrubs, and roses. In gardening practice, aspirin is sometimes used in

Have a go at taking the seeds from a rose-hip to grow seedlings - it's a lot of fun

The blooms appear in repeat flushes from late spring through autumn

traditional red rose that combines classic beauty with toughness and long-lasting garden presence

This floribunda is a great performer in hot dry climates

with a gentle

pink and white striped blooms that resemble peppermint candy — a real eye-catcher in the garden

The blowsy petals just urge you to take a sniff and you will never

ADR winner 2018

sophisticated display in the garden or as a cut flower

Bonica is easy to grow and well-suited to both beginner and experienced gardeners

creating a “snow-like” effect during peak flowering

Cecile Brunner – Old-fashioned Polyantha (often referred to as a miniature rose) because it produces masses of button-hole sized blooms on a very sturdy