Winter Roses hold their flowers for many weeks, and with their lush foliage, they make a winning combination. One of the best bits about them is that they like the shade, so they fill some difficult garden spots with ease.

In the midst of winter, the timeless beauty of Hellebores or Winter Roses comes into its own. The gorgeous flowers come in a handsome array of colours, from opalescent white, to rich burgundy, they are sure to brighten the dull days of winter.

Winter Rose Value Collection

A value packed way to fill the shady spots in your garden! Winter Roses are often unsung heroes in the garden. They require virtually no care yet will flower for months through the cold days of winter. The blooms are tops for picking and there is an abundance of them so you can pick and pick and pick all season long!

Winter Rose New and Recent Release

Winter Roses are easily hybridised ... but once you find a winner you then need to breed enough of them for commercial release. Sometimes it is hard to wait! Here are some absolute beauties. Using the best in modern breeding techniques with plants from around the world Winter Roses just keep getting better and better.

Winter Rose Elite Collection

This collection includes some of the best new Winter Rose breeding as well as some terrific, rare species types. Winter Roses offer valuable colour in the cool months, and prosper in the often hard to fill shaded spots of the garden.

Double Winter Rose

Double Winter Roses have all the hardy attributes of traditional Winter Roses with a little extra flair. The flowers open freely from winter to spring and are sure to impress with their longevity.

Planting Winter Roses in a part shade position, such as underneath deciduous trees is perfect. They get the sun in winter when they are forming their flowers, and are shaded from the hot summer sun. Plus you get to fill those awkward spots beneath trees where grass simply won’t grow.

Single Winter Rose

We think it is impossible to get enough of these shady characters. Winter Roses thrive in those hard to fill shaded spots in the garden, they are super low maintenance and they flower in winter – what is not to like?!

Winter Roses make great cut flowers too. You can pick the flowers for a vase display, or float the blooms in a bowl. There is a great colour range to choose from, so what are you waiting for?!