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Charlotte Kemp |
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Charlotte was the wife of the missionary James Kemp, the first man to plough with horses in NZ. Clusters of purple blooms with a yellow eye. Summer flowering. Veilchenblau is thought to be a parent. To 3m. |
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Harriet Shepherd |
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Clusters of lilac-pink blooms over a long flowering period. Glossy foliage, hips in autumn. Capable of 3-4m. A nice refined rambler. |
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Hayward Wright |
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Semi-double white flowers with prominent gold stamens, borne in clusters followed by red hips. Summer flowering. 3m. |
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Mary Davis |
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Huge clusters of single lavender blooms, with pale eye and coronet of golden stamens. Spring flowering. Spectacular, rambler that always attracts comments. Matt Foliage. Named after a Waimate missionery and agriculture tutor's wife. 3m. |
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Rev John Gare Butler |
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He was a minister at Kerikeri. Soft lilac-purple blooms, suggesting it descends from Veilchenblau. Thornless rambler, striking over an archway in summer. To 3m. |
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