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Why we like this plant
If you’re looking for a rose that’s as elegant in a vase as it is thriving in the garden, 'All My Loving' delivers on both. Its striking pink blooms last well on the cut stem and look fabulous in borders. Plus, it's robust and disease resistant—making rose care more rewarding than, well… a heartbreakingly wilted bouquet!
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About this plant
A captivating hybrid tea rose that bears large, cerise-pink double blooms on strong, straight stems. It flowers from late spring through autumn, offering long-lasting colour that resists fading under intense sunlight. With moderate tea‑and‑spice fragrance and glossy, disease‑resistant foliage, it makes an excellent choice for cut‑flower arrangements and summer borders.
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Key features
- Large, 4–5″ fully double blooms
- Long, upright stems ideal for cutting
- Colourfast deep pink flowers
- Disease-resistant glossy foliage
- Moderate tea‑spice scent
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Eventual height and
spread60–90 cm | Spread: 60–90 cm
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Growth
habitAn upright, bushy shrub with tall, erect canes bearing single large blooms per stem—ideal for structure and architectural presence in garden beds.
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Moisture
Moderate—water deeply and regularly when dry.
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Position in
the GardenThis rose thrives in sunny garden borders, patio containers, and bright spots near doorways, balconies, or windowboxes.
Planting guide
Choose a sunny, sheltered spot and dig in generous amounts of garden compost or well-rotted manure. Plant so the crown is level with the soil surface. Space plants about 75 cm apart to allow airflow and reduce disease risk.
Care tips
Plant in well‑drained, humus‑rich soil and water thoroughly at the base once or twice a week, avoiding damp foliage to prevent fungal issues. Feed monthly with a balanced rose fertiliser during the growing season and deadhead spent blooms to encourage repeat flowering.
Winter care
In late autumn, mound soil or mulch around the base to protect the graft union. After severe frosts, lightly tie canes and apply straw or compost mulch. Remove protective layers in spring once frost risk subsides.