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Lovely Lydia
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This spray has a mass of small button shaped hot pink flowers. |
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Lydia
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A pale pink with a mass of small button shaped flowers. |
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Mary Rose, Standard
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One of the most widely grown English Roses and it is not difficult to see why. It forms a good bushy head, that is particularly winter-hardy and blooms with unusual regularity throughout the summer.
The flowers are of attractive, loose-petalled formation and of strong rose pink coloring. A first class garden shrub that mixes well with other plants.
The delicious fragrance is of Old Rose character, with a hint of honey and almond blossom.
It was named after Henry VIII’s flagship when it was recovered from the Solent after more than four hundred years.
US Tree Roses are budded at 3 feet. |
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Muscadet
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A large porcelain pink spray with firm buds that open into a classic hybrid T shaped bloom |
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Natasha
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This new spray variety is an interesting, attractive novel colour of a dusty pink with a hint of tan giving it an antique almost pale sepia look. It has strong stems bearing good bud numbers on even trusses. |
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New Fashion
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A contrasting bi-coloured rose. With a medium size bud that is bright red on the inside of the petal and beige reverse side, giving this variety an unusual colour tone and its appeal. |
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Night Owl Climbing
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A very stiking variety with large, almost single blooms of a dark wine-purple color, that contrasts with the bright yellow stamens. It is vigorous and repeat flowers readily. There is a moderate clove fragrance that comes from the stamens.
10-14ft. |
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Paul's Himalayan Musk
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One of the best and most beautiful of the ramblers with long, trailing growth reaching up to 30ft. It bears dainty, sprays of pretty little blush-pink rosettes, each held on a thin stem. Once flowering, but produces blooms in abundance, making a magnificent display.
This rose is ideal for growing into a tree, for pergolas, or for covering buildings. Despite its vigour, Paul's Himalayan Musk has a grace which endears it to gardeners. There is a wonderful, haunting fragrance. |
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Pink Cluster
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A clear pink that has a good bud cluster that open into well formed blooms. |
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Redouté
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A sport of Mary Rose, to which it is identical except that the flowers are of a softer shade of pink. We think that this gives it an added charm. It is free-flowering, repeats well and has nice bushy, twiggy growth.
The fragrance is of a light Old Rose character, with a hint of honey and almond.
Piérre Joseph Redouté was the most famous of all rose painters.
4 ft. x 4 ft. |
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Reine des Violettes
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Hybrid Perpetual.
Flat, well formed, medium-sized flowers with many petals in varying shades of lilac and purple. Almost thornless growth, with dusky greyish foliage. True Old Rose character. Repeats well. 4 ft. x 2 ft. (Millet Malet 1860). |
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Rosa Mundi
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A sport from Officinalis and an equally good shrub but with crimson flowers, striped with white. A very showy plant, giving a wonderful effect in the garden. Will form a very good low hedge. 4 ft. x 4 ft. |
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Rosa Rina
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A bi-colour that has a firm high pointed bud that slowly opens fully into a classical bloom, with a strong contrast between the creamy white inner petals and heavy pink margin. |
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Roseraie de l'Hay
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A vigorous, dense shrub, with healthy apple-green foliage. Rich wine-purple, elongated buds, opening to four and a half inch, crimson-purple flowers. Strong perfume. One of the finest Rugosas. 7 ft. x 7 ft. |
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Rubicon
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A deep velvet red with a good cluster of well rounded buds that open into a classic shaped bloom. |
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Sally Holmes
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A strong-growing shrub, with plentiful creamy-white flowers in large bunches. The individual flowers have a refined charm but sometimes tend to be too closely packed in the cluster. Nearly always in bloom. 8 ft. |
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Shangri-la
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An extra large high centred mid lilac rose with a slight green outer guard petal, the open flower has large petals and firm texture that keeps well. |
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Snowflake
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A clean white spray with tough petals and small to medium sized blooms that are virtually even across the truss. Snowflake has strong thornless stems and deep green foliage. |
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Sugar Plum
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A classical bi-colour that has a tall elegant bud shape, opening extremely slowly but not fully to a star like profile. Its striking contrast of cream white petals with a generous margin of a rich burgundy colour. |
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