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Rosier Juliet

Fifteen years of breeding and three million pounds for a single rose: pale apricot cups opening in a tight spiral.

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Rosier Juliet — Fifteen years of breeding and three million pounds for a single rose: pale apricot cups opening in a tight spiral.

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

Horticultural origin

Light

Full sun

Watering

Weekly

Maintenance

Moderate

Rosier Juliet — detail

The world's most expensive rose

Bred by David Austin after fifteen years of selection, the Juliet rose was unveiled at the 2006 Chelsea Flower Show and nicknamed the most expensive rose in the world.

Its cupped blooms open into dozens of soft apricot petals with a light tea fragrance, following one another from spring until the first cool nights of autumn.

"The Juliet rose cost fifteen years of patience, and has never stopped repaying them."
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Styling Tip 01

Full sun

At least six hours of direct sun: this is the condition for dense flowering and strong stems.

02

Styling Tip 02

Water at the base

Water generously at the base once or twice a week, keeping the foliage dry to avoid disease.

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Styling Tip 03

Pruning and deadheading

Cut back by a third in late winter and remove spent blooms to trigger the next flush.

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