Blackberry Nip (Bare-rooted)Blackberry Nip Bare Root refers to the Blackberry Nip rose supplied in dormant, soil free form with exposed roots. Bare root roses are lifted during winter dormancy and sold without soil to allow easier transport, storage, and planting. They are typically planted in late winter to early spring while the plant is still dormant. About Blackberry Nip (Rose): A hybrid tea rose known for its distinctive colouring Produces deep pink to rich magenta blooms,

Graham Thomas is a magnificent David Austin rose of creamy golden yellow blooms continually on a very large

Strength: dependable

and continuous flowering display

making it ideal for training over fences

creating a romantic

It produces masses of medium-sized

classic bloom shape

or as a standout feature planting

Handles all the heat you can give it

Strength: continuous flowering + disease resistance + low maintenance

producing repeat flushes of flowers from late spring through to autumn

Violet Carson brings sophistication