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Rose ‘Mutabilis’

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$15.47 $24.95 In stock

Category: Plants

From pointed crimson buds, single flowers are borne in clusters that smother the foliage from spring until autumn. The petals open a golden apricot yellow and age gracefully through salmon pink and finally a crimson. A rare and lovely garden rose, coated in a palette of colour. The scent also changes from sweet through spicy. Ideal for rambling. New growth is tinted an attractive coppery red. Believed to have originated from China, with early records tracing its early use in Italian gardens. CHINA ROSE, 1894.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward D. ★★★★★

I’ve had it in the ground for just three weeks and the clusters are already covering the foliage like the description says. Watching the petals shift from apricot to salmon over a few days is honestly hypnotic, and the pointed crimson buds give it a dramatic start every single morning.

Sofia V. ★★★★★

I was amazed watching the petals shift from apricot yellow to salmon pink over just a few days. The clusters of single flowers kept coming all through the season, completely covering the bush.

Owen ★★★★★

These flowers started opening a soft apricot and are now a brilliant salmon pink on the same bush, which is just gorgeous to watch. They’ve been blooming nonstop for me since early spring, easily covering the whole plant in clusters.