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Annamarie de Montravel - 1880 |
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Pure white flowers, fully double, globular and produced in great profusion. Has a scent reminscent of lily-of-the-valley. Makes a small sprawling bush of dense twiggy growth with small dark green leaflets. Can be grown in a pot. 60cm |
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Bloomfield Abundance - 1920 |
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Sprays of tiny buds open to small rosette blooms of shell pink, produced throughout summer. Flowers are very similar to Cecile Brunner. Has a light scent. Can be grown as a large shrub or small climber. Tolerant of poor soil. To 1.8m. |
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Comtesse du Cayla - 1902
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Loose semi-double blooms of orange and pink with red highlights. Fragrance reminiscent of sweet peas. A long flowering season. 1m.
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Fabvier - 1832 |
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Clusters of crimson flowers. Tolerant of poor soil. suitable for a pot or at the front of a border. Repeat flowers. To 90cm |
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Indica Major - ancient |
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An old shrub-climber. Soft blush-pink. First to flower in spring. Fragrant. Was used as a root stock so widely seen flourishing in old gardens. To 2.5m |
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Mme Jules Thibaud |
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Clusters of peachy pink double flowers, with a good repeat. Has some fragrance.To 1m. |
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Mutabilis - ancient |
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Also known as The Butterfly Bush as the bush can look like it is covered in butterflies. Single flowers change from buff, through pink to red. Has small crimson hips. Repeat flowers 10 months of the year. Can be grown as a shrub, a hedge or a small climber. tolerant of poor soil and shade. Grows to 1.5 to 2m. |
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Old Blush - 1789 |
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Historically important as one of the four stud chinas. They were bred with the once flowering old european roses to produce the modern repeat flowering roses of today. This bush blooms for 10 months of the year with small, silvery pink cupped blooms. Has a sweet fragrance. tolerant of poor soil and shade. To 1.8m if left unpruned. Out of stock for 2012. |
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Perle d'Or - 1884 |
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Yellow Cecile Brunner. Tiny apricot buds open to small honey-pink blooms with apricot tones. Good repeat flowerer. Has a light fragrance. Buds make good button holes. Small dark green leaflets on a delicate looking but tough bush. 1.2m. |
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Sophie's Perpetual - 1960 |
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An old cultivar reintroduced for sale in 1960. Fragrant, globular flowers of pale blush pink overlaid with cerise, repeat flower. Dark green glossy foliage. Can be grown as a bush or small climber to 2m. |
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