Rose Peace

🌹 Hybrid Tea Rose
🌹 Repeat flowering
🌹 Flower colour: Creamy yellow to golden yellow with delicate pink edges
🌹 Flower size: Large, approximately 12–15 cm
🌹 Fragrance: Light to moderate, sweet and fruity
🌹 Height: Approximately 120–150 cm
🌹 Growth habit: Upright and bushy

Important: Available to pre-order — supplied as a 2-year-old bare-root rose. Dispatch begins from 1 November 2026, with orders processed in the order received. UK mainland delivery only.

Bring timeless beauty and elegant colour to your garden with Rose Peace, one of the most recognisable Hybrid Tea roses, admired for its spectacular golden-yellow flowers with delicate pink edges.

The large, beautifully shaped blooms open in warm yellow and creamy tones, while the outer petals gradually develop soft pink to rosy-red margins. This attractive colour combination creates a romantic appearance that can change as the flowers mature.

With its large, high-centred blooms, repeat-flowering habit and upright growth, Peace is an excellent choice for gardeners looking for a yellow and pink Hybrid Tea rose, a classic bicolour rose or an elegant variety for borders and cutting.

Why choose Rose Peace?

• Beautiful bicolour flowers – creamy-yellow petals with delicate pink to rosy-red edges.

• Large Hybrid Tea blooms – elegant, high-centred flowers reaching approximately 12–15 cm.

• Repeat flowering – produces successive flowering flushes from summer into autumn.

• Changing flower colour – pink edging may become more pronounced as flowers mature.

• Classic rose appearance – beautifully shaped double blooms with timeless garden appeal.

• Light, pleasant fragrance – delicate sweet and fruity notes.

• Excellent for cutting – large flowers and upright stems are attractive in bouquets.

• Strong visual impact – ideal for rose beds, mixed borders and feature planting.

Rose Peace details

Feature	Details
Variety	Peace
Rose type	Hybrid Tea
Flower colour	Golden yellow to cream with pink petal edges
Flower form	Large, double, high-centred
Flower size	Approximately 12–15 cm
Fragrance	Light to moderate, sweet and fruity
Flowering	Repeat flowering
Flowering period	Summer to autumn
Height at maturity	Approximately 120–150 cm
Growth habit	Upright and bushy
Foliage	Dark green, glossy
Position	Full sun
Soil	Fertile, moist but well-drained
Suitable uses	Rose beds, mixed borders, feature planting and cut flowers
Supplied as	2-year-old dormant bare-root rose

 

What colour is Rose Peace?

The beautiful combination of yellow and pink is the defining characteristic of Rose Peace.

Its large flowers often begin with warm golden-yellow centres surrounded by creamy outer petals. As the flowers develop, the edges can become flushed with delicate pink or deeper rosy-red shades.

Depending on sunlight, temperature and flower maturity, Peace roses may display:

• golden yellow

• buttery yellow

• soft cream

• pale ivory

• blush pink

• rosy-pink petal margins

This natural variation gives Peace a soft, romantic appearance, with different shades visible on the same plant.

For gardeners who enjoy roses with contrasting petal colours, explore our Striped & Two Tone Roses collection, featuring bicolour and patterned roses for UK gardens.

A classic yellow rose for UK gardens

Peace is particularly attractive for gardeners who appreciate yellow roses with an additional touch of colour.

Unlike varieties with uniformly yellow petals, Peace combines warm yellow and cream shades with delicate pink margins, creating an elegant and distinctive display.

The flowers look beautiful alongside white, pale pink, lavender and blue flowering plants.

Discover more sunny and cheerful varieties in our Yellow Roses collection, featuring beautiful yellow and golden-toned roses for UK gardens.

Fragrance

Rose Peace has a light to moderate fragrance, with pleasant sweet and occasionally fruity notes.

Its main attractions are the spectacular flower colour, large elegant blooms and classic Hybrid Tea form rather than an exceptionally strong perfume.

Fragrance intensity can vary according to temperature, weather conditions and flower maturity.

Peace is particularly suitable for gardeners who enjoy a delicate scent alongside beautiful ornamental flowers.

Where to plant Rose Peace

Peace performs best in a sunny position with fertile, well-drained soil and good air circulation.

Its large blooms and upright growth make it suitable for:

• traditional rose beds

• mixed flower borders

• cottage gardens

• formal rose gardens

• feature planting

• cutting gardens

• large, deep garden containers

The warm yellow flowers with pink edging combine beautifully with white roses, purple flowering perennials, lavender, blue flowers and ornamental grasses.

Allow approximately 60–90 cm between plants, depending on the desired planting arrangement and local growing conditions.

If you enjoy roses with large, beautifully formed flowers and upright stems, explore our Hybrid Tea Roses collection for more elegant varieties suitable for UK gardens.

Is Peace the same as Kronenbourg?

No. Peace and Kronenbourg are closely related but distinct rose varieties.

Peace produces predominantly yellow to cream flowers with soft pink edges, giving the blooms a delicate and romantic appearance.

Kronenbourg, also known as Flaming Peace, displays a much stronger contrast, with deep crimson-red petals and golden-yellow reverses.

Both are attractive Hybrid Tea roses, but their flower colouring is noticeably different.

Peace is particularly suitable for gardeners who prefer softer yellow and pink tones, while Kronenbourg offers a more dramatic red and yellow contrast.

Rose Peace as a cut flower

Peace is an excellent rose for cutting because of its large, elegant blooms and classic Hybrid Tea shape.

Its soft yellow and pink colouring is particularly attractive in:

• romantic rose bouquets

• pastel floral arrangements

• yellow and cream flower displays

• traditional garden bouquets

• mixed arrangements with pink and white roses

Cut stems when the buds are beginning to open, preferably during the cooler part of the day.

Place freshly cut stems into clean water promptly and refresh the water regularly.

Planting your bare-root Peace rose

Unpack your rose promptly after delivery and keep the roots moist until planting.

Soak the bare roots in water for several hours before planting to help rehydrate them.

Choose a sunny position with fertile, well-drained soil.

Dig a generous planting hole wide enough for the roots to spread naturally without bending or crowding.

Position the rose at a suitable planting depth, ensuring the roots are spread evenly. Backfill with soil, firm gently and water thoroughly.

Avoid planting when the ground is frozen or waterlogged.

Planting during the dormant season allows the rose to begin establishing its root system before active spring growth.

Our Bare Root Roses collection includes a wide selection of dormant Hybrid Tea, Floribunda, Shrub and Climbing Roses for autumn and winter planting in UK gardens.

Caring for Rose Peace

Rose Peace benefits from regular care to encourage healthy growth and beautiful repeat flowering.

Watering: Water thoroughly during dry periods, particularly during the first growing season while the plant is establishing.

Feeding: Apply a suitable rose fertiliser in spring and during active growth according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Deadheading: Remove faded flowers regularly to encourage additional blooming.

Mulching: Apply organic mulch around the base of the plant to help retain moisture, improve soil conditions and suppress weeds.

Air circulation: Avoid overcrowding and remove congested growth where necessary to help reduce the risk of fungal diseases.

How to prune Rose Peace

As a Hybrid Tea rose, Peace is generally pruned in late winter or early spring.

When pruning:

• remove dead, damaged or diseased stems

• remove weak or crossing growth

• shorten healthy stems to encourage strong new shoots

• maintain an open, balanced framework

• remove unwanted shoots developing below the graft union, where applicable

Regular pruning helps maintain a healthy, productive rose bush and encourages strong flowering stems.

What you will receive

You will receive a 2-year-old dormant bare-root Rose Peace, supplied without a pot or surrounding compost.

Your rose may arrive with little or no foliage. This is completely normal during the dormant season.

The product photographs show Peace during its flowering season.

Your rose will not arrive in flower, but will develop new shoots and blooms once established and active growth begins.

Pre-order and delivery

Rose Peace is supplied as a bare-root Hybrid Tea rose during the dormant planting season.

Dispatch begins from 1 November 2026, with orders processed in the order received and according to plant availability.

Delivery is available to UK mainland addresses only.

Frequently asked questions about Rose Peace

What colour is Rose Peace?

Peace produces large, golden-yellow to creamy-yellow flowers with delicate pink to rosy-red petal edges. The colouring can change as the flowers mature.

Is Rose Peace a Hybrid Tea rose?

Yes. Peace is a classic Hybrid Tea rose, valued for its large, high-centred flowers and upright growth habit.

Is Rose Peace fragrant?

Peace has a light to moderate fragrance, sometimes displaying gentle sweet and fruity notes.

Does Rose Peace repeat flower?

Yes. Peace produces repeated flushes of flowers from summer into autumn when grown in suitable conditions.

How tall does Rose Peace grow?

It typically reaches approximately 120–150 cm at maturity, depending on growing conditions and pruning.

Does the pink colour become stronger in sunlight?

The intensity of the pink edging can change with sunlight, temperature and flower maturity. Some blooms develop noticeably stronger pink margins as they open.

Is Peace the same as Kronenbourg?

No. Peace has yellow and cream flowers with pink edges, while Kronenbourg produces deep crimson-red petals with contrasting yellow reverses.

Is Rose Peace suitable for cutting?

Yes. Its large flowers, elegant shape and attractive colouring make it particularly suitable for bouquets and floral arrangements.

Can Rose Peace grow in a container?

Yes. Peace can be grown in a large, deep container with good drainage, regular watering and suitable feeding.

When should Rose Peace be pruned?

Main pruning is generally carried out in late winter or early spring, removing weak, damaged and congested growth.

Will my Peace rose arrive in flower?

No. It is supplied as a dormant bare-root rose, normally with little or no foliage and without flowers.

When will Rose Peace be dispatched?

Dispatch begins from 1 November 2026, with orders processed in the order received.

Pre-order Rose Peace from Gorgeous Roses and enjoy beautiful golden-yellow blooms with delicate pink edges throughout the flowering season.