The rose arrived healthy, but I noticed the thick roots were trimmed to 6mm, which raised concerns. I contacted the support team, but they only directed me to the online planting instructions. I've followed their advice, but I'm still worried about its chances of thriving.
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The Harkness nursery had its origins in 1879 in Yorkshire, soon becoming well-known as a grower of top quality roses. It was 80 years later that Jack Harkness began breeding new varieties in Hitchin, determined to create new and ever-more beautiful roses. Today, Harkness Roses are known & grown world-wide; we believe their reliability, flowering performance and beauty are second to none.See more
