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No Surrender
Floribunda Rose

NEW Sold Out for 2020 No Surrender
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(Korsehendie) - This rose is extremely tough and disease resistant with an almost evergreen habit.  The dark green leaves frame masses of nostalgic English style blooms in purple red with a gold reverse.  This variety is a wonderful choice for en masse plantings in parks and open spaces or as a making a striking feature in any garden. Growth to 1m.

The ‘No Surrender’ Rose has been named to commemorate the 80th anniversary of The Siege of Tobruk’ in April 2021. Treloar Roses will donate $2 from the sale of each rose to the Descendants of The Rats of Tobruk Australia Association Inc to help fund various veteran related projects. For further information visit
https://www.ratsoftobrukdescendants.org.au/


 

 

 










 
Features & Growth Habit
Rose Type Floribunda Rose
Other

SOLD OUT - Pre-orders open 1st October

This item is now sold out for 2020. Pre-orders for the 2021 bare root season will open October 1st. Some varieties will also be available potted in spring, please click here for availability (potted roses can be ordered from September on wards).

BARE ROOTED ROSE

Please note this product is a bare rooted rose for delivery in Winter 2020 only. What is a bare rooted rose? Click here.

  • Breeder: Kordes
  • Product Code: BNOSURREN
  • Availability: Sold Out for 2020
  • $23.95
  • 3 or more $22.00
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The colour images and descriptions provided in our catalogue and on our website are to be used as a guide only. Every care is taken to accurately describe growth habits and reproduce the correct colour in our catalogue and on our website. However, other factors such as Australia's varied climatic conditions, seasons and soil type can affect blooming and rose growth.