Striped & Two Tone Roses

Discover our collection of Striped & Two Tone Roses for UK gardens, with captivating combinations of colours, dramatic petal edges and unusual markings. From burgundy and yellow stripes to red and cream contrasts, these varieties make eye-catching additions to garden borders and rose beds.

Explore striking striped and bicolour rose varieties

Hocus Pocus is admired for its distinctive burgundy-red and golden-yellow striped blooms. Patterns vary naturally, and some flowers may appear mostly red or yellow.

Osiria creates a striking effect with deep red petals and a much paler reverse. Our collection also features unusual varieties such as Double Delight, Scentimental and Imperatrice Farah, each offering different colour combinations and flower forms.

Natural flower markings and colour intensity can change with temperature, light and maturity. Product photographs illustrate typical appearances, not identical results for every bloom.

Where to grow two-tone roses

Choose a position with good sunlight and well-drained, fertile soil. Plant near paths, patios or dedicated rose beds where the unusual petal patterns can be admired at close range. Pair with white, cream or pale pink plants for extra contrast.

Browse Hybrid Tea Roses for elegant large flowers or Floribunda Roses for colourful flower clusters.

Buy striped bare-root roses with UK delivery

Seasonal bare-root roses are supplied dormant without pots and normally without flowers or leaves. Standard bare-root rose dispatch begins from 1 November 2026, subject to weather, stock and order sequence. Dispatch dates do not guarantee arrival dates. Delivery to UK mainland addresses only. Check product pages for availability.

Striped & Two Tone Roses for Distinctive Garden Colour

Striped and two-tone roses are ideal when you want flowers with more visual contrast than a traditional single-colour bloom. Patterns can range from clear colour breaks to marbling, edging and contrasting centres, depending on the variety.

How to Use Two-Tone Roses in the Garden

These roses work especially well as focal plants, in mixed rose beds or where the flower itself is intended to attract attention. Pair distinctive blooms with simpler surrounding colours so the pattern remains visually clear.

Choosing Your Rose Type

This collection includes roses from different growth groups. Explore Hybrid Tea Roses for classic flower form, Floribunda Roses for clustered flowering, or browse all Bare Root Roses for dormant-season options.

For standard bare-root varieties in the 2026/27 season, dispatch begins from 1 November 2026 unless an individual product page specifies a later date.