Rose Miss Piggy

Rose group: Hybrid Tea  |  Flower colour: peach-pink and orange  |  Flowering: Repeat flowering

Fragrance: Sweet  |  Approximate height: Check individual plant details  |  Supplied as: Two-year-old dormant bare-root rose

2026/27 pre-order: This rose is supplied dormant, without a pot and normally without foliage or flowers. Dispatch of standard bare-root roses begins from 1 November 2026, subject to stock, weather and order sequence. This is not a guaranteed delivery date. UK mainland delivery only.

Rose Miss Piggy – peach-pink and orange blooms for UK gardens

Add memorable colour and character to your outdoor space with Rose Miss Piggy, a hybrid tea admired for its peach-pink and orange flowers. This variety is a lovely choice for gardeners seeking a distinctive floral display with the charm of a traditional rose.

Its flowers can provide a beautiful focal point against green foliage and nearby perennials. Colour intensity may vary with the weather, growing conditions and stage of flowering, giving each flush its own natural character.

Why choose Rose Miss Piggy?

• Distinctive colour: peach-pink and orange petals that make a strong impression.
• Flowering season: Repeat flowering under suitable conditions.
• Fragrance: Sweet – strength may vary with the weather.
• Garden versatility: Enjoy the blooms in an attractive planting scheme suited to the rose group.
• Size: Check individual plant details at maturity, depending on climate and pruning.

Rose Miss Piggy plant details

Flower colour and seasonal display

Rose Miss Piggy produces flowers with peach-pink and orange colouring. Petal tones may develop as buds open and flowers mature. Repeat flowering is generally encouraged by suitable light, regular watering during dry periods and appropriate feeding.

Discover more colour choices in Fragrant Roses, or compare plants in our Hybrid Tea Roses collection.

Fragrance and flowering

This rose is described as having sweet fragrance. Actual scent strength can vary with temperature, time of day and flower maturity. Individual flowering flushes depend on seasonal weather and the plant's establishment.

Where to plant Rose Miss Piggy

Grow this rose in a sunny bed or border, where its individual flowers can be enjoyed close up. Choose companion planting that allows the rose sufficient room to establish. Provide fertile soil with good drainage and room for mature growth.

Planting and caring for Rose Miss Piggy

• Planting: Choose well-drained, prepared soil, avoiding ground that is frozen or waterlogged.
• Watering: Water deeply after planting and during dry spells, particularly while establishing.
• Feeding: Apply a rose fertiliser during active growth as directed by the manufacturer.
• Deadheading: Remove faded flowers where appropriate to encourage further blooms.
• Pruning: Prune appropriately for the rose group, generally during late winter or early spring.

What will you receive?

A dormant, approximately two-year-old bare-root rose, without surrounding compost or a pot. It normally arrives without leaves or flowers, which is natural during dormancy.

Delivery and pre-orders

2026/27 pre-order: This rose is supplied dormant, without a pot and normally without foliage or flowers. Dispatch of standard bare-root roses begins from 1 November 2026, subject to stock, weather and order sequence. This is not a guaranteed delivery date. UK mainland delivery only.

For further varieties, browse our Bare Root Roses. Check the individual listing for up-to-date stock, prices in GBP and dispatch details.

Frequently asked questions about Rose Miss Piggy

What colour is Rose Miss Piggy?

Flowers are described as peach-pink and orange, with natural variation through the flowering season.

How tall will Rose Miss Piggy grow?

The mature height needs to be confirmed for this variety.

Does Rose Miss Piggy repeat flower?

It is listed as repeat flowering. The timing and number of flushes depend on growing conditions.

How strong is the fragrance?

Its scent is described as sweet; it can vary with the weather.

Will my rose arrive in flower?

No. A seasonal bare-root rose is normally supplied during dormancy, without flowers or leaves.