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Discover Rose 'Cutie Pie' – The Miniature Marvel for Your Garden

The Rose 'Cutie Pie' is a delightful compact shrub rose bred for gardens where space is at a premium. Reaching just 10cm in height, this miniature variety brings all the beauty of classic roses to patios, borders, and containers without overwhelming neighbouring plants.

Why Choose Rose 'Cutie Pie'?

• Petite Size: Grows to only 10cm high—perfect for ground cover or adding colour to tight spots.
• Fragrant Flowers: Enjoy vibrant blooms with a sweet scent, just like traditional roses.
• Long-Lasting Colour: Expect continuous flowering through the summer months with proper care.
• Tough & Reliable: This rose is easy to grow and thrives in most garden conditions.

How to Grow & Care for Rose 'Cutie Pie'

• Planting: Best planted in spring or autumn in well-drained soil. Choose a sunny or lightly shaded spot for optimal blooms.
• Soil: Prefers neutral to slightly acidic soil (pH 6.0–7.0). Enrich with organic matter before planting.
• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water at the base to avoid wetting foliage.
• Feeding: Use a balanced rose fertiliser in early spring and again after the first flush of flowers.
• Pruning: Lightly trim spent blooms and remove dead wood in late winter or early spring to encourage healthy growth.

Perfect For

• Borders and rockeries where space is limited
• Pots and window boxes on patios or balconies
• A charming gift for plant lovers or novice gardeners
• Pairing with low-growing perennials like lavender or creeping thyme

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant Rose 'Cutie Pie'?
  The best planting times are early spring or autumn when the soil is moist and workable.
• How tall does this rose grow?
  This variety stays compact, reaching just 10cm in height—ideal for small spaces and ground cover.
• Does it need special care?
  No—Rose 'Cutie Pie' is resilient and easy to maintain. Just provide regular watering, occasional feeding, and light pruning after flowering.