PRODUCT TYPE
ROSE GROUP
COLOUR
SIZE
SPECIAL FEATURE
HIGHLY FRAGRANT
SITUATION
FLOWER FORM
FLOWERING PERIOD
AWARD WINNING
BREEDER
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Bears clusters of beautiful pink Hybrid Tea shaped miniature blooms. Good buttonhole rose. An excellent choice where space permits. Repeat flowering. Size 7.5m x 6m. (Cecile Brunner Clg.) -
A superb old rose. Very large striking quartered blooms of maroon and purple. Sweetly fragrant. Good dark foliage. Its vigour makes it one of the easiest Gallicas to grow. Summer flowering. Size: 1.2m x 1.2m. -
Chloe is a large very double shell-pink shrub rose, with a rich scent. She is a robust and healthy variety that develops into a bushy well balanced shrub. Continuous flowering. Size 120 x 100 cm. -
Christina has a strong fragrance with red open double blooms. Glossy green foliage aids its excellent disease resistance, and a slender narrow habit make it great for taking cuttings. Size: 120 x 100cm. -
Claire is a soft peachy-pink rose with semi-double blooms in large clusters. Strongly scented. Nice bushy growth with healthy glossy foliage. Continues to bloom until stopped by the frost. Size 120 x 100cm -
A noisette rose. Producing clusters of buff yellow double flowers fading to cream. Good perfume. Very vigorous growth with light green leaves and few thorns. Repeat flowering. Size 4.5 x 3.0m. -
Large globular full blooms of clear pink with a heavy fragrance. Dark green foliage. Summer flowering. Requires support. Superb as a pillar or climbing rose. Size 3m x 1.8m. -
Cornelia has masses of strawberry coloured buds which open out into small pink blooms with a flash of apricot. Rich scent. Dark Foliage. Repeat flowering. Forms an excellent shrub. Good for hedging. Size: 1.5m x 1.5m. -
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Dainty Bess is a single flowered hybrid Tea of Sophistication. Large blooms of silvery pink with maroon stamens. Sweetly scented. Dark green leathery leaves. Vigorous upright habit. Perpetual flowering. Size.90cm x 60cm. -
Dorothy Perkins has trusses of small double clear pink blooms. Very floriferous. Glossy foliage. Pliable stems are easily trained. Summer flowering. Size: 3m x 2.4m. -
Eleanor is a large bushy shrub, bearing sizeable double flowers of soft lavender. Heavily perfumed. It's slender upright habit and dark-green foliage make it a perfect choice for use as a cut flower. Repeat flowering. Size: 1.2m x 1.0m. -
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Single blooms in clusters of cream laced with pink. Eye-catching claret colour stems. Vigorous growth with dark foliage. Perpetual flowering. Size:90cm x 90cm.
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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. -
Ethel is a vigorous rambler of extreme health and vigour. The double flowers come in large pinnacles and are mauvey pink. Fragrant. Rare. Summer flowering. Size 6m x 4.5m. -
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Evelyn is cupped with rosette shaped blooms of silky apricot. Delicious rich Tea fragrance. Strong upright bushy growth. Continuous flowering. Size: 1.2m x 90cm. -
Felicia is shell pink and adorned with fully double blooms. Exceptionally strong scent. Forms a bushy well-foliated shrub. Perpetual flowering. Size:1.2m x 1.2m. -
Francesca has loose nodding semi-double blooms of apricot fading to cream. Beautiful pointed buds. Dark green foliage. Scented. Perpetual flowering. Size: 1.5m x 1.2. -
Clusters of small single white blooms with pink edges. Strongly scented. Very vigorous with healthy foliage. Orange hips. Summer flowering. Size:4.5 x 3m. -
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Clusters of full pale pink with a hint of salmon blooms. Pleasing fragrance. Leathery grey foliage on an arched bushy shrub. Very Healthy. Summer flowering. Size: 1.5m x 1.2m. -
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Georges Vibert has a small compact habit. The blooms emerge from crimson buds and are quilled and quartered with green button eyes. Light crimson stripes on a blush background. Fragrant. Summer flowering. Size: 1m x 1m.
