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Blue Moon Roses are celebrated for their unique and enchanting beauty. These roses are distinguished by their large lavender blue blooms, a colour uncommon in other rose varieties. The Blue Moon Rose is also renowned for its intense and alluring fragrance, often described as a blend of citrus and sweet notes, making it a sensory delight.
Visit your closest All Green nursery in Hoppers Crossing or Geelong to experience the stunning beauty of these lavender Blue Moon roses firsthand. These exquisite roses are available in standard, bare-rooted, or potted options. Our customers also love our delivery service across Victoria.
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Our bunch of green thumbs are here to make your experience as seamless as possible. You always can depend on them for accurate advice for your garden.
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The best time to prune a Blue Moon rose is in late winter or early spring, just before new growth begins. This allows you to remove any dead, damaged, or diseased wood from the plant and shape it for optimal growth and bloom production during the upcoming growing season. You should also prune back any weak or spindly growth to promote strong, healthy shoots and shape the plant to your desired size and form by cutting back to a bud facing outward from the centre of the plant.
The frequency with which you should water your Blue Moon roses will depend on several factors, such as the climate, soil type, and size of the plant. Like any rose, blue moon varieties prefer moist, well-draining soil and should be watered deeply and regularly during the growing season to encourage healthy growth and blooming.
Blue Moon roses are versatile and beautiful plants valued for their stunning blooms and delicate fragrance. They are used for various purposes, including cut flowers, floral arrangements, and in garden beds. Due to their long slender stems, the Blue Moon climbing rose can cover a bare wall or fence to make your garden look even more appealing.
Blue Moon roses can be successfully grown as potted plants and bare-root roses. The choice depends on your gardening preferences and space availability. Potted roses offer the flexibility of moving the plant and controlling the soil environment, making them suitable for balconies or patios. On the other hand, planting a bare-root rose directly in the garden allows for deeper root development and typically results in a more robust plant. Whether you choose the potted route or the bare-root method, providing adequate care and the right conditions for your Blue Moon rose is essential.
