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ROSE GROUP
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SPECIAL FEATURE
HIGHLY FRAGRANT
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FLOWER FORM
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AWARD WINNING
GIFT IDEAS
BREEDER
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Esme is an exquisite rose, beautiful in both bud & as expanded bloom, changing from rich to pale cream in the process. The fruity scent has peach notes. Foliage is plentiful, dark green & very disease resistant. Happy in a pot or front of a border. Size 50 x 40cms. -
Clusters of small rosette shaped blooms of white with red tinges. Semi-evergreen dark glossy foliage. Summer flowering. Vigorous. Size:4.5m x 3.5m. (Felicite et Perpetue ) -
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a.k.a.Reine des Neiges, Snow Queen. Large pure white double blooms on an upright plant. Handsome light foliage on a prickly stem. Round red hips in autumn. Repeat flowering. Size:1.5m x 1.2. -
Semi-double creamy white blooms on a very erect shrub. Virtually thornless. Withstands wet weather better than most. Repeat flowering. Size:120 x 60cm. -
Grouse is a densely growing very vigorous ground cover rose. Single pink to white blooms. Strongly scented. Excellent glossy healthy foliage. Summer flowering. Short unless given support. Size: 60cm x 3m. -
Stunning full blooms of flesh pink and cream singly and in clusters. Scented. Compact growth. Ideal for smaller gardens. Continuous flowering. Size:60cm x 60cm. -
Hebe's Lip, a.k.a. Rubrotincta Margined Hip, has scented semi-double white blooms with pink tinged edges in clusters. A tidy compact shrub with serrated mid green foliage. Summer flowering. Size 1.2m x 1.2m. -
a.k.a Rosa helenae. The huge clusters of oval red fruits are outstanding and follow a display of small white single fragrant flowers in June. Strong growth with grey-green foliage. Summer Flowering. Size 6m x 4.5m. -
Clusters of pure white semi-double blooms with light green foliage. Robust and Healthy. Good pillar rose. Gives a magnificent display June-October. Size: 3.6m x 2.4m. -
a.k.a White Baby Rambler. A useful plant of small stature,bears large clusters of double small white blooms. Delicate fragrance. Bushy dark green foliage. Perpetual flowering. Tolerant of bad weather. Size:50cm x 50cm. -
Kent is a perpetual flowering ground cover rose with pure white semi-double blooms. Tolerant of wet weather. Dense hugging growth. Size: 30cm x 90cm. -
Extremely rampant rambler bearing huge trusses of small single creamy flowers. Strong fragrance. Summer flowering. Suitable for growing into a tree, as seen famously in Kiftsgate Court Gardens. Red hips in autumn. Size:9m x 6m. -
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Huge sprays of pure white semi-double blooms. Smooth elongated leaves. A strong musky scent. Good resistance from disease. Starts flowering mid-summer. Strong growth so ideally trained for an arch or pergola. Size: 5m x 2m. -
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A.k.a Queen Victoria. Large fully double creamy white blooms with a light yellow center. Strongly scented. Light grey-green leaves. Perpetual flowering. Size:1.2m x .0.9m. -
Clusters of perfectly formed Rosette-like white blooms. Lovely dark foliage. Perpetual flowering. Forms a dense neat shrub. Ideal for small gardens. Size:90cm x 60cm. -
Bred by Canadian 'Bugnet' for extreme winter hardiness. This virtually thornless Rugosa has a compact , upright habit. Pleasant wrinked foliage. Delightful purple streaked buds open to reveal pure white double blooms. Size 1.2m x 1m -
Clusters of small buds open in creamy semi-double flowers tinged pink with yellow stamens. Strong scent. Bright green foliage. Thornless. Vigorous. Size:6m x 6m. -
A creamy white rose, with very double rosette type blooms. Flowers from June to November. Glossy dark grey-green foliage. Earlier flower buds sometimes appear a peachy colour.. Size 1.2 x 1.2m. -
a.k.a. Wells' White. Small semi-double, cupped blooms in large white clusters. Pink tinged buds open to pure white. Musky scent. Dark glossy foliage. Vigorous growth. Once flowering. Size: 4m x 3m. -
Madame Hardy is a pure white Damask rose with cupped blooms crammed full of petals. It has a distinctive green button eye. Lovely scent. Summer flowering. An upright shrub growing to around 1.8m x 1.5m.
