Rose Fire Meidiland - 14cm Pot

Rose ‘Fire Meidiland’ is a colourful, low-growing groundcover rose producing clusters of brilliant fire-engine red flowers. Its vibrant blooms create an eye-catching display, making it an excellent choice for adding strong colour to garden beds, borders and landscaped areas.

With its naturally mounding, spreading growth habit, ‘Fire Meidiland’ forms a dense, low shrub that works beautifully as a flowering groundcover. Its bright red flowers stand out against the green foliage, providing an attractive display throughout the flowering season.

A hardy, relatively low-maintenance rose, ‘Fire Meidiland’ is particularly useful for mass planting, softening garden edges and filling spaces between larger shrubs and perennials.

Its low-growing habit also makes it suitable for window boxes, raised planters and ledges, where its flowering stems can soften the edges of containers.

Care & Growing Tips
Plant in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil, ideally receiving at least six hours of direct sunlight each day.
Water thoroughly after planting and regularly while establishing, particularly during extended periods of hot, dry weather. Once established, water deeply as required rather than frequently applying small amounts.
Apply mulch in spring to help retain soil moisture and suppress weeds, keeping it clear of the base of the plant.
Feed established roses in late August and again after the main flowering flushes to encourage healthy growth and continued flowering.
Groundcover roses generally require less pruning than traditional bush roses. In July, or August in colder and frost-prone areas, lightly trim the plant to maintain its shape and encourage fresh growth. Remove dead, damaged or overcrowded stems as required.
Remove spent flower clusters as needed to maintain a tidy appearance and encourage further flowering.
Maintain good airflow around the plant and remove fallen leaves to help reduce the risk of fungal diseases.

Ideal for
– Groundcover planting.
– Garden borders.
– Mass planting.
– Window boxes.
– Raised planters and ledges.
– Low-maintenance gardens.
– Planting along pathways.
– Sloping garden beds.
– Mixed shrub and perennial borders.
– Adding vibrant red colour to the garden.