From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Find out how to plant and establish a potted rose.
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Spring and autumn are the perfect time to introduce new plants to borders, like roses.
In autumn, the bare-root season is around the corner, so you should find good deals on potted roses at garden centres and nurseries who’ll be keen to clear their potted stock.
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This long-flowering patio sunflower came in third place in the 2018 RHS Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year competition. This showstopper will add colour to your garden throughout summer and autumn.
This hardy perennial bears sweet-scented small white flowers from April to July. This pretty plant is ideal for ground cover in shady garden areas. Buy three 1L pots for just £14.99.
Robust, mildew-resistant variety flowering, in an array of bright colours, from June to November. These plants will quickly spread filling pots and borders - and are happy situated in sun or semi-shade.
