We are always told that a picture paints a thousand words. When we look at the beauty that nature provides us, I think it is so true that we often find it impossible to be as subtle… Read the rest
Many people consider growing roses to be too difficult, too much hard work, or troublesome. And it is little wonder when you start to look through the many books and websites… Read the rest
Roses integrate beautifully with other plants, but at the same time they also need their personal space. Imagine if you had to go about your day immersed in a crowd of other… Read the rest
As roses are hungry plants, it is good to give them a range of nutrients (a variety of different feeds). There are no fixed rules, but planting in a soil containing some well… Read the rest
The Queen was presented with a Duke of Edinburgh Rose from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) last week and watched as it was planted in the gardens at Windsor Castle.… Read the rest
Harkness Roses has been awarded the Royal Horticultural Society’s prestigious gold medal for its display at the Chelsea Flower Show this week. Throughout the … Read the rest
Harkness Roses has joined forces with the We Too Built Britain campaign to create what we believe might be the first ever rose to be launched that is named after an ethnic … Read the rest
The Queen plants three Harkness Roses in Kunming in October 1986. In October 1986, Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh visited China for a six-day tour, and their… Read the rest
Harkness Roses are to launch a national campaign to revive the rose as Britain’s favourite plant in partnership with Broadcaster and Chartered Horticulturist, David… Read the rest
Our Brand Ambassor, David Domoney shares his five favourite roses with us. Which ones are your favourites?
Sweet Syrie Climbing Rose
Launched in 2016 at the Chelsea Flower… Read the rest