MacMillan Nurse Rose Bushes Bulb and an ideal choice for

and an ideal choice for the sharp element in a blended cider

The flowers have a gorgeous vanilla scent: best appreciated when warmed by the spring sunshine

They're also great for planting singly in a border to become topiary specimens

It's a relatively short-lived tree in nature

MacMillan Nurse Rose Bushes Bulb and an ideal choice forMacMillan Nurse Rose Bushes We love this rose. Jettison all ideas of starchy primness, the Macmillan Nurse rose is a glorious rosette of about 41 petals arranged impeccably into a four inch bloom of ruffled, white petticoats that sometimes veer towards a peachy colour. The heavily scented, old fashioned flowers grow in clusters and will bloom continuously the summer and may even repeat in autumn. The leaves are green and glossy and the whole plant