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To best meet your needs, Roses Ducher offers a selection of fragrant roses in container.

Our roses are in 5.5 liter container filled with a soil mix perfectly adapted to their growth. Therefore, they will give you full satisfaction. They are shipped in a packaging specially designed for them.

All our roses in container are grafted on Rosa laxa, which is rare! This will allow you to plant our roses in all types of soil, even the most limestone. They will also be very resistant to drought. Finally, you can plant during the entire spring and summer, even in mountainous area.

Please note…

Roses in container are only shipped to Metropolitan France. If you are abroad and consider buying rose(s) in container, please contact us.

 

 Now, it is best time to order roses in pot  to plant in your garden.  

we can not ship roses in pot out of France. transit time could be too long. 

New : rose Damascena water is now available in 100 ml.(travel size) 

New roses varieties available for season 2023/2024. 

Discover our creation "NEVER FORGET ROSE" a tribute to worldwide veterans. 

You can do a click and collect sending us your wishing list at roseraie.ducher@gmail.com we will give an appointment to pick up your order. 

All our roses are grafted on Rosa laxa . 




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Shrub roses in container
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  • The rose Aimée Vibert, a climbing rose, seduces with its long flowering period and enchanting fragrance. Dating back to 1828, this variety offers pure-white, pompon-shaped double roses that bloom from June through to autumn.

  • Gruss an Coburg is known on the French Riviera as the Rose de Vence. It has long been cultivated for the beauty of its flower bouquet and its strong fruity fragrance. Gruss an Coburg adapts very well to warm exposures.

  • Iceberg climbing rose is very easy to take care of . it blooms all summer until late in Fall .  Iceberg climbing rose likes hot weather and sunny spot . 

  • Madame Édouard Herriot' is a rose cultivar bred before 1912 and marketed on October 20, 19132 by the famous Lyonnais rose grower Pernet-Ducher. It is a cross of 'Madame Caroline Testout' and 'Soleil d'Or', and is a tribute to the wife of the Mayor of Lyon.

  • Mademoiselle Cécile Brunner is the perfect rose to cover a tall wall or a fence. Mademoiselle Cécile Brunner can climb on a tree. The foliage is beautiful and healthy. The small and innumerable  flowers are of the most delicate "soft pink" color and have a sweet perfume of old roses. The spring's bloom is extraordinary and the plant offers us flowers...

  • the climbing rose Marie Dermar is very hardy , it comes from Hungaria . it can  easily resist to cold weather .

  • The Mermaid climbing rose, with its almost continuous flowering from June to the first frosts, its large, delicately scented yellow flowers and its dark green evergreen foliage. Derived from the Asian Rosa bracteata, this rose is renowned for its hardiness, shade tolerance and disease resistance.

  • This climbing hybrid tea rose has large, apricot-pink flowers, sometimes with touches of pale yellow at the base of the petals. Its fragrance is reminiscent of tea roses.

  • The 'Pierre de Ronsard' rose, classified as a climbing rose, is a vigorous, fast-growing shrub with large pink flowers. Awarded "Favorite Rose of the Whole World" by the World Federation of Rose Societies in 2006, this rose embodies horticultural excellence and garden refinement.

  • The Pink Cloud climbing rose offers abundant, fragrant flowering in late summer.

  • Purezza rambler rose is a modern creation derived from the Banks rose, combining the beauty of its Chinese ancestor with repeat flowering and better adaptation to the cold.

  • The Rêve d'Or climbing rose, of the Noisette variety, has beautiful double flowers, often quartered, in shades of apricot yellow that gradually lighten to a creamy hue. These flowers are fragrant, evoking the delicate scent of Tea roses.

  • Banksiae Alba is a vigorous climbing rose native to China, with delicate, creamy-white, double, fragrant flowers in abundance from May onwards.

  • Rosa 'Lutea' is a very robust, thornless rose that blooms very early. In temperate climates, it sometimes blooms as early as March with thousands of small, light-yellow roses, although it has little fragrance. Lutea' is the most common Banks' rose, flowering for around three weeks between April and May.

  • Climbing Rose Sombreuil is a white climbing rose with fragrant flowers. Its flowers are arranged in quarters, give off a pleasant fragrance and are extremely tolerant of humidity and rain.

  • The Sourire d'Orchidée climbing rose is appreciated for its generous, persistent autumn flowering, offering 4 to 5 months of superb pale, pearly pinks, evolving to an almost white hue at maturity.

  • Souvenir de la Malmaison Climbing roses have large, pale pink flowers with a delicious fragrance. They bloom abundantly. The dark foliage contrasts with the powdery pink of the flowers. In autumn, we're delighted to enjoy its flowers and fragrance once again.

  • Zéphirine Drouhin is a beautiful deep rose  climbing . it belongs to bourbon rose . thornless , very fragranced, and repeat blooming .  Zéphirine Drouhin likes warmers climates , and airy pitches to climb (pergola , fence ) 

  • A new Ducher rose, Peach Ghislaine is a descendant of Ghislaine de Feligonde. It has the same development, the same healthy foliage, spindly branches and the same flower shape. Only the color differs. Cousin of "Peach Ghislaine de Feligonde", it differs from it with a pink and peach color in a pastel gradation that can be easily integrated in a romantic...

  • The Pauline de Simiane rose is characterized by its large, double-petaled, light-pink flowers. It was introduced to the rose world as a tribute to Pauline de Simiane, wife of Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, a leading figure in 18th-century French politics and diplomacy.

  • Lovely little bush. Anne Puvis de chaconnes will give you a fabulous blooming. The flowers are not very big but have a nice sweet lovely pale pink. They smell lemon and rose.

  • Baron de gossard is an excellent flowering rose. Very cold resistant. The flowers are large, deep pink with purple nuances. Baron de Gossard is generous in bloom. The shrub is actually rustic and easy to care. Do not prune it too short and let it grow naturally.

  • Comtesse Cécile de Chabrillant is a treasure of the 19th century whose beauty is still relevant today. A rare variety, it remains one of our favorites. Intense fragrance and repeat flowering are its main assets. 

  • The Félicia rose is a superb bush that has its place in every garden. We can not remain insensitive to the charm of this generous rose which offers us its beautiful musky perfume from spring until late in the season.

  • The Iceberg shrub rose is a very popular variety of rose, grown in many gardens around the world. Its single or semi-double white flowers sometimes give off a light, sweet fragrance.

  • The 'Louis van Houtte' rose is a cultivar created in 1869 by François Lacharme, in honor of the Belgian horticulturist Louis van Houtte. This rose produces dark-red, highly fragrant, cup-shaped, globular petals.

  • Louise Odier' is a Bourbon rose that has been renowned for over a century for its gorgeous blooms and enchanting fragrance. Introduced to the market in 1851 by French rose growers Margottin.

  • Marie Pavie is a charming little rose that offers a multitude of small "meaty white" flowers that give off a powdery scent. The Marie Pavie rose is very easy to grow. It is very little thorny, has a healthy foliage and its bloom is continuous all the beautiful season. Its small size (1m) makes it possible to cultivate in pot.

  • Rosa chinensis mutabilis has a nice purple wood. It is adorned with simple roses with changing colors from buff yellow to copper pink to finish crimson red. Rosa chinensis mutabilis has many qualities and its aesthetic aspect is unique. You can cultivate rosa chinensis Mutabilis as a free shrub or as a climber. It is the ideal shrub for a very warm...

  • " Rose de Rescht" is cultivated in Iran under the name " Gul e Reschti" in the province of Gilan along the Caspian Sea. It has been growing there for centuries and is undoubtedly one  of the roses featured in Saadi's poems.

  • The Rosemary shrub is a rare and robust variety, little known but remarkable for its beauty and resistance.

  • The Salet Rose is robust and not very thorny. It blooms early and abundantly in spring, lasting until the first frosts.

  • The Sally Holmes rose is distinguished by its modern appearance. Introduced in 1976 by English rose grower Holmes, this rose is a cross between 'Ivory Fashion' and 'Ballerina'.

  • Rose bush Sanguinea is a remarkable variety of Chinese rose, renowned for its continuous flowering and resistance to disease.

  • Tahiti is a small rosebush ideal for beds or in combination with perennials. It needs at least 4 hours of sunshine a day to give us its beautiful color and its delicious fruity fragrance. We do not recommend Tahiti in mountainous climates. It works wonders in the Mediterranean climate where it blooms even in winter.

  • Rosier Ulrich Brunner Fils is a tribute to the passion and know-how of the rose growers of the early 20th century. It produces magnificent, bright cherry-red roses with a fragrance of apple and vanilla.

  • The Westerland Rose offers splendid, abundant flowering and vigorous growth. The dark-green leaves add a touch of freshness all year round, while the orange-yellow flowers, with their pink hearts, appear from May until the first frosts.

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