Mixed Color Rose Seeds for Planting – Garden Rose Flower Seeds
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Grow your own Mixed Color Rose (Rosa) from open-pollinated seeds — one of the world's most beloved and widely admired flowering garden shrubs. These open-pollinated rose seeds produce a delightful variety of blooms in shades of red, pink, white, yellow, and bicolour combinations — each plant potentially unique and individual. Features classic five-petalled rose blooms with attractive glossy foliage. Ideal for garden borders, cottage garden displays, containers, and patio growing. Please note — colours and forms may vary from seed. A rewarding and enchanting garden project.
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Planting Season
Winter Spring
Light Requirement
Full Sun
Plant Height
60–150 cm
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you sow.
Will rose plants grown from these seeds match one flower colour?
Will rose plants grown from these seeds match one flower colour?
Not necessarily. The listing notes that colours and forms may vary from seed, so individual plants can differ.
How long can rose seeds take to germinate compared with annual flowers?
How long can rose seeds take to germinate compared with annual flowers?
The listed germination period is 21–35 days, which is longer than many common annual flower seeds.
What are rose hips on a rose plant?
What are rose hips on a rose plant?
Rose hips are the fruit-like structures that can develop after flowering. The product specifications list rose hips as the fruit size.
Can mixed-color rose plants be grown in containers?
Can mixed-color rose plants be grown in containers?
Yes. Container and patio growing are listed uses. Choose a container that gives the perennial shrub enough room for root development.
How does pruning affect the shape of seed-grown roses?
How does pruning affect the shape of seed-grown roses?
Periodic pruning can help maintain plant shape and remove unwanted growth while the shrub develops.
Why can two roses grown from these seeds look different?
Why can two roses grown from these seeds look different?
Because the seeds are open-pollinated and the listing states that flower colours and forms may vary, seedlings can show different characteristics.
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