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An interesting hybrid rambler with two stages of bloom. As it opens it represents Mutabilis' oranges and yellows, then - as petals age - they appear bold white with occasional pink stripes. Dazzling golden foliage and burgundy-red stems. Size: 4m x 2m. -
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A well-regarded Spinosissima Hybrid. Tall in height with slightly arching habit. Large repeat blooms of yellow, with masses of golden stamens. Healthy. 180cm x 180cm. -
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Pompon des Princes (a.k.a. Ispahan) has clear pink, deliciously fragrant double blooms which flower throughout the summer. Scrolled in the bud, opening quartered with a green button eye. Size: 1.5m x 1.2m. -
Pleine de Grace is a gently arching rambler, with well-formed pure white clusters of single flowers. It can be grown as a tall shrub or left to ramble with support. Orange hips follow in Autumn. Its dazzling blooms make it a perfect choice for pollinating insects. Size 3.5m x 2m -
Rosa spinosissima ‘Firth of Forth'. Discovered by Trevor White. Lightly marbled blooms with pink veins. Masses of 5cm wide single flowers gradually open to pure white. Delicate musky fragrance. Size: 140cm x 120cm -
Small bright white single flowers with prominant golden anthars form in small clusters. Often thought of as a the White Moyesii. Tall arching shrub, good for a wild setting. Leaves are long and pinnate. Size: 300cm x 150cm -
Peter's Persica is a unique climbing rose. The first Persica Climbing rose introduced by renowned rose breeder Chris Warner. Commemorates British broadcaster and writer Peter Seabrook MBE. Yellow semi-double blooms with red eye. Size 250cm x 100cm -
Clair Matin forms a large shrub, bearing a good supply of semi-double clear pink fragrant blooms. Repeat flowering, with sumptuous dark green foliage, Clair Matin is great for adding blocks of colour to the back of borders, or even against a wall. Size: 1.8m x 1.2m. -
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A popular Musk rose, especially in France. Strong scent. Dark and elongated foliage. Repeats well. Colour varies from light orange, pale pink to bright white. Forms a large shrub, although if hard pruned can be tamed to a comfortable 3 feet. Size:1.5m x 1.2m. -
Rosa davidii has small pink flowers with golden stamens in the center. It's well regarded as one of the best wild roses to grow for hips, which are flagon shaped in a reddish orange colour. Size: 1.5m x 1m -
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Kathleen is a fantastic shrub with sizeable displays of single blush pink blooms. Wonderfully scented and repeat flowering, it's particularly attractive to bees and other pollinating insects. More compact growing than other varieties in the Hybrid Musk group. Size: 120cm x 70cm. -
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. -
a.k.a Vanessa. Beautiful heart-shaped petals of blush pink, surround striking red and golden stamens. Good perfume. Healthy, bushy growth. A pink sport of Jacqueline du Pre. Flowers continuously from June to October. Size 1.5 x 1.2m. -
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Bright yellow flowers of R. ecae are a joy to behold in Spring. Buttercup-like blooms adorn this tall and slender stemmed shrub which is native of central Asia. Red hips form in Autumn. Thought to be a parent of Rosa Canary Bird. Size: 2m x 1.5m. -
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The Alpine Rose is an early flowering thornless rose. It has delicate but striking deep pink flowers and small, neat leaves. Prefers plenty of space, as it can reach a great height. In the autumn it produces long, orange flagon shaped hips. Size: 1.7m x 1.5m. -
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A new Persica Hybrid. Eye of the Storm is cerise pink with semi double flowers which open to reveal a large dark eye. Mild fragrance. Compact bushy habit with outstanding disease resistance. Perfect for container growing or front of a border. Size 80 x 50cm. -
Blooms orange scarlet in bud opening to salmon pink. Foliage coppery-crimson. Summer flowering. A vigorous climbing rose. Scented. Size: 5.5m x 3.6m. -
a.k.a The Holy Rose or Rosa sancta. Pretty single soft rose pink blooms. Dark green foliage. Slightly procumbent habit. Summer flowering. Size: 1m x 1.2m. -
Received an Award of Garden Merit from the RHS. A truly prostrate grower with a profusion of single lilac pink blooms with paler centers and showy yellow stamens. Highly fragrant. Healthy, glossy foliage. Size: 45cm x 90cm. -
a.k.a. Thoresbyana. Thought to be a double form of Rosa arvensis. Clusters of small,double white blooms with prominent yellow stamens. A prolific summer flowerer. Vigorous growth. A fantastic specimen at The R.N.R.S. gardens, St.Albans. Size 6m x 4m. -
A hybrid of R. roxburghii and R. macrophylla. Strong growing shrub with reddish brown bark and stout canes which branch horizontally. Large blooms of deep pink with yellow stamens. Many heavily veined leaflets. Useful for wilder planting schemes. 2.5m x 2m. -
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A graceful shrub bearing multitudes of single pink blooms with a circle of pale yellow stamens. Wood is plum coloured and the widely set leaflets are grey green. Small flagon shaped hips provide more interest. Tolerant of most soils and situations. 2m x 1.5m. -
A brand new addition to the Persica family and a Gold Standard award winner. Bright yellow single to semi double flowers open to reveal a large red eye. Mild fragrance. Compact bushy habit with outstanding disease resistance. Size 80 x 50cm. -
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Smiling Eyes is a Gold Standard award winner. A small, neat shrub bearing a mass of single apricot blooms with a distinct central blotch. Highly disease resistant. Good for a pot. Repeat flowering. Size 90cms x 90cms. -
a.k.a. The French Rose. Perhaps the most important ancestor of all our garden roses. Single pink blooms with prominent golden stamens. A freely suckering shrub. Light green foliage. Bristly stems. Scented. Summer flowering. Size: 90cm x 90cm. -
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A form of Rosa Longicuspis. Superb summer flowering, vigorous rambler. Creamy-white single flowers in showy trusses. Lovely glossy foliage, which is semi-evergreen. Light fragrance and very disease resistant. Size: 3.5m x 2.5m. -
a.k.a. Athens Cover. A fairly prostrate growing yellow ground cover rose with masses of small, semi-double yellow flowers. Lovely wild rose scent. Very healthy dark shiny foliage. Fairly continuous flowering from June-November. Size 30cm x 90cm. -
Rose of The Year for 2015. Single pink blooms of pink/apricot/salmon with a distinctive dark central eye. Very free flowering. Shiny disease resistant foliage. Nice lemony fragrance. Continuous flowering. Size:0.9m x 0.9m. -
Clusters of large, semi-double blooms. They are soft coral-pink, and the yellow centers make a perfect foil for the attractive red stamens. Good scent and large glossy leaves. Repeat flowering. Size: 3.5m x 3m. -
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Named after the Norwegian explorer and just as tough. This violet-pink, semi-double Rugosa has charming yellow stamens. Ideal to be trained as a hedge, with its welcoming scent. Smaller in foliage and stature than most Rugosas. Repeats. Size 1.2 x 1.2m. -
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 graceful rambler with dark glossy leaves and red shoots. The clusters of star-like small single blooms are white flushed pale pink. Highly scented. Possibly a hybrid of Rosa brunonii. Summer flowering. Size: Up to 6m.
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This Gold Standard award winner is a repeat flowering rambler bearing clusters of small semi-double bright red blooms. Good strong growth and exceptionally disease resistant glossy foliage. Continuous flowering. Size:3m x 2.5m.
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Gold Standard Award. Single pale pink blooms with the distinctive central red eye. Dense glossy foliage. Exceptional disease resistance. An excellent pot plant. Continuous flowering. Size:90cm x 90cm. -
A new hybrid of Rosa persica. A.k.a.Blue Eyes. Clusters of buttermilk buds open into semi-double lilac white petals with a distinctive central purple blotch. Scented. Repeat flowering. 80cms x 80cms. -
Eye catching mottled lilac-pink single flowers. Purple grey stems with an arching habit. Dark grey-green foliage. Good for hedging with globular red hips. Size: 1.6m x 1.6m. -
Clusters of purple flowers which fade to lilac with age. Wonderful fragrance. Vibrant healthy foliage. Good for the cottage garden. Continuous flowering. Size: 150 x 90cm -
Clusters of single pale pink flowers. Short bushy growth with red stems. Small bright orange fruits. Good in a woodland setting. Summer flowering. Size:90cm x 90cm. -
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a.k.a Rosa spinosissima 'Mary Queen of Scots'. Smothered in small beautiful semi-double blooms of lilac pink with paler edges & reverse to the petal. Dense prickly growth with dark green foliage. Maroon hips in autumn. Spring flowering. 90cm x 90cm. -
Lovely semi-double petals of deep pink which are lightly streaked with white and show a yellow center. Healthy vigorous growth. Can be used as a small climber. Nice fruity fragrance. Repeat flowering. Size:1.5m x 1m.
