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Alexander MacKenzie - 1984 |
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Big shrub from the canadian 'Explorer' family. Free flowering double red blooms in clusters. Hardy. 2.5m. |
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Aloha - 1949 |
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A shrub-climber used by David Austin in breeding his English roses. Deep reddish-pink blooms of many petals, strongly fragrant. Recurrent and healthy. Good cut flower. Tolerant of poor soil and some shade. 2m. A personal favourite.
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Applejack -1973 |
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Large semi-double rose-pink blooms, fragrant and free flowering. Forms a large shrub. Tolerant of poor soil. Bred in USA. 2.5m. |
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Belle Story - 1984 |
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Very fragrant, pale pink flowers, with incurving petals and pronounced stamens. Repeat flowers. Has few thorns. 1.2m. Bred by Austin. |
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Bonica - 1981 |
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Modern bush rose. Clear pink blooms in clusters. Very free-flowering. Light fragrance. Tolerant of poor soil. 90cm. |
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Dentelle de Malines - 1983 |
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Trusses of blush-pink to white, cupped flowers. Light scent. Tolerant of shade. Summer flowering. 1.2m. |
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Ellen Willmott - 1936 |
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Hybrid Tea. Large single flowers, with pronounced golden anthers framed by wavy petals of cream and pink, tinted a soft yellow. Has some fragrance. 1.2m. |
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Kirsten Poulsen - 1924 |
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Cluster of single scarlet blooms with white eye. Vigorous and healthy bush with shiny foliage. Flowers most of the year. No scent. 1.2m. |
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La France - 1865 |
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Hybrid Tea. Scented silver pink flowers. vigorous, fragrant and recurrent. The first hybrid tea. 1.2m. |
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Mary Guthrie - 1929 |
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Fragrant, clusters of single cerise blooms with prominent gold stamens flower profusely. 1m. Bred by Clark. |
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Miss Edith Cavell - 1917 |
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Polyantha. Clusters of small double crimson blooms. Tolerates shade. Good repeat. No scent. Named for Nurse Edith Cavell, born in Norfolk and reintroducedinto production by Peter Beales of the UK. 60cm
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Multiflora Nana |
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An exquisite little bush, always in flower. Single starry soft pink blooms in clusters. Charming. Recommended as a hedge, where its upright growth is really suited. Tiny hips produced in autumn. 1m. |
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Pearl Drift - 1980 |
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Large semi-double white blooms, with a touch of blush, repeat flowers. Has some fragrance. Tolerant of shade. 90cm. |
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Pink Sparrieshoop - 1953 |
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Popular shrub-climber. Flat deep pink single blooms. Healthy free-flowering rose. |
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Shropshire Lass - 1968 |
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Large almost single blooms of blush pink, with prominent gold stamens, that fade to white with age. Summer flowering. Has some fragrance. Tolerant of poor soil. Can be grown as a large shrub or small climber if left unpruned. Bred by Austin. 1.8m. |
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Sparkler - 1988 |
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Nice clear white bush, always in flower, rain-tolerant. Suitable for planting in a pot or at the front of a border. No scent. 1m.
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Squatter's Dream - 1923 |
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Single fragrant medium yellow flowers with gold stamens. Bred by Clark. 1m. |
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Sunny South - 1918 |
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A pink and white loosely formed bloom. Hybrid Tea. Bred by Alister Clark. 2m. |
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Whipped Cream - 1968 |
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Miniature by Moore. Small white blooms flushed with cream produced in clusters. No scent. Very free flowering. 1m. |
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Yvonne Rabier -1910 |
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Polyantha. Semi-double, very fragrant, pure white blooms produced in clusters. Attractive dark green glossy foliage. 1m. |
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