Blackberry Nip – Bare Root refers to the Blackberry Nip rose supplied in dormant, soil-free form with exposed roots. Bare-root roses are lifted during winter dormancy and sold without soil to allow easier transport, storage, and planting. They are typically planted in late winter to early spring while the plant is still dormant.

About Blackberry Nip (Rose):

• A hybrid tea rose known for its distinctive colouring
• Produces deep pink to rich magenta blooms, often with a slightly purplish or “berry-toned” hue
• Flowers are typically large, well-formed, and high-centered, making them suitable for cutting
• Grows as an upright bush rose, commonly used in garden beds and feature plantings
• Valued for its bold colour and repeat flowering performance

Fragrance:
Blackberry Nip is generally described as having a light to moderate fragrance. Its appeal is mainly its unusual berry-toned colour and classic bloom shape, rather than a strong scent.

Bare-root planting notes:

• Soak roots in water for several hours before planting
• Plant in a sunny position with well-drained, fertile soil
• Space adequately for airflow and healthy growth
• Water regularly during establishment and mulch to retain moisture