Harkness (England 1893 – Present)
From its origins in Yorkshire to its current site in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Harkness Roses are continuing to produce healthy new varieties. A very established rose breeder who have introduced a wide and varied of beautiful cultivars. Since the 1960s Jack Harkness has published some historical books on roses, and has made some remarkable advances in roses breeding such as the delightful purple Polyantha ‘Yesterday’.
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Margaret Merril is a top rose in all respects. Good repeatability and strong fragrance have given this rose numerous global prizes. Her charm lies in the delicate rolled petals which surround its prominent golden-red stamens. Size 150cm x 100cm. -
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In commemoration of the founding member of the National Trust. Old fashioned style blooms of warm pink. Free flowering and healthy. Spicy tea scent. Continuous flowering. 90cm x 90cm. -
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Very large reddy mauve blooms. Enormous large red hips in the Autumn. Good scent. Excellent healthy foliage. Recurrent flowering. Size:1.5m x 1.2m. -
Sprays of lavender and lilac pink small semi-double blooms. Dark green bushy foliage. A very good spreading but compact shrub. Continuous Flowering. Size: 1.2m x 1.2m.
