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A Polyantha type rose, ‘The Fairy’ is a shrub rose, masses of small pink flowers and repeat flowering. The flowers are double, appear in clusters and this is a rose that will flower for nearly 6 months, almost continuously from spring through summer. The height is a little debatable, it is said by some to reach around 2ft in height, however ...
October – The Fairy. This month, we go back in time and feature a rose bred way back in 1932 yet is still as popular as ever today. The Fairy is a shrub rose that could be considered a fore bearer to the modern Flower Carpet roses of today as it is very easy to grow, free flowering and very disease tolerant. In short, one of the easiest roses ...
The Fairy. Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 4 customer ratings. ( 4 customer reviews) $ 23.95. Polyantha (Bentall, United Kingdom, 1932) The vigorous, low-growing dense habit of this rose makes it an excellent ground cover or container plant. Covered with sprays of frilly double pink flowers all summer.
Dec 3, 2012 · Take just the broken or diseased wood and make the cut just above a bud that faces away from the center of the little shrub. Wait until the end of winter to do any maintenance pruning. Complete annual pruning in late winter when the first buds begin to show on The Fairy. Cut out any winter-killed canes at least 1 inch past the damaged or dead ...
The Fairy Rose is here to make your gardening dreams come true. With its delicate light pink petals that blush white, this shrub rose is a picture of ethereal beauty. The contrasting dark green foliage provides the perfect backdrop for these enchanting blooms. What sets The Fairy Rose apart is its incredible blooming habit.
rose 'The Fairy'. Short, compact but spreading rose about 60cm tall and 90cm wide, with plentiful, neat, very glossy dark green foliage. Small, globular, rosette-like, double, clear pink blooms to 2.5cm across, repeat-flower from summer into autumn.
Deadheading also promotes new growth. Sometimes good nurseries or garden centers carry ‘The Fairy’, though right now it is somewhat late in the season and stocks of roses are generally low. Order it for fall delivery from Chamblee’s Roses, 16807 CR 363. Winona, TX 75792; 903-882-5153; www.chambleeroses.com.
