Jun 26, 2019 · Weeping roses make magnificent specimens in the garden, they grow in a similar manner to tree, or standard roses, they require support for best performance.

Perennial Blue Weeping Standard rose showcases brilliant repeating blooms of crimson pinks, white centres and yellow stamens. With age, the petals transform to magenta and dark violet hues - giving your garden a lovely variety of colour.

Perennial Blue Standard rose, a repeat flowering weeping Standard rose that produces a stunning large spreading head with long trailing stems covered in large clusters of double purple and lilac highly scented blooms.

Quite possibly the ultimate garden focal point - Weeping Standard roses are a fantastic way to add height and colour to your garden. With large clusters of colour, these are varieties that begin to cascade once they have no ground to support the growth and will trail downwards.

Featuring rich purple and lilac roses with deep orange centres against glossy green growth, this rose also makes a great Weeping Standard. A stunning repeat-flowering rambling rose, the Perennial Blue produces large clusters of full roses with highly disease resistant growth.

Weeping Roses are another fantastic way to do this adding real wow factor to any garden with huge heads and long trailing stems, often to the ground on some types & covered all over in flowers. Plant Weeping Standard 180cm.

With no two plants alike, the strongly weeping branches and irregularly spreading and drooping top create a unique, bright silver-blue specimen. A striking focal point when combined with complementing deep yellows, pinks and greens.

Perennial Blue Weeping Standard Rose has large clusters of fragrant deep lilac blooms on disease resistant arching habit, easy to maintain

Tall Weeping Standards. 1.65 metres. Roses that are grafted onto long tall stems and weep to form a magical fountain of flowers. Stunning!!

Weeping Roses are roses with a natural weeping habit that are grafted onto tall stems, we look at some of the best weeping rose varieties for the Australian garden