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Updated April 2009
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We have grouped
this "mixed-bag" of roses together for functional reasons:
the larger varieties provide excellent screening either on a stump,
old vehicles or over buildings (or over anything else that get in
the way!) If not supported they will travel across the ground, creating
a ground-cover effect, or trail down banks or over walls. The shorter
varieties make good ground covers or low borders along paths, etc.
The ones listed here are from all different backgrounds and rose
groups.
Roses
are available while quantities last. Varieties marked
as 'sold out' may be available again next year. Remember to order early.
Our prices may vary from season to season depending on the plant size. See
the bottom of this list for Key.
| Rose
Name |
Price |
Year |
Colour |
Flower |
Bloom |
Frag. |
HxW |
Other |
| Debutante |
Sold Out |
1902 |
Pink
(rose) |
Double |
Summer |
f |
2x12 |
S,
Vi |
| Louis
Joilette |
Sold Out |
1992 |
Pink |
Double |
Continuous |
f |
3x3 |
H,S,Dr,V, |
| Partridge |
15.50 |
1984 |
White |
Single |
Recurrent |
fff |
12x1 |
Vi,Dr |
| Nozomi |
Sold Out |
1968 |
White
(pink) |
Single |
Summer |
~ |
3x6 |
S,
Dr, Vi |
| R.
lucia onoei |
Sold Out |
old |
White |
Single |
Summer |
~ |
1X6 |
S |
| R.
wichuriana |
15.50 |
species |
White |
Single |
Summer |
f |
6x20 |
Dr,
Vi |
| Royal
Edward |
Sold Out |
1995 |
Pink
(Medium) |
Double |
Recurrent |
~ |
2x8 |
S |
*Key
to letters and symbols: S = suitable for growing in the shade; H = suitable for hedges; W = suitable
for growing in woodland; Co = suitable for growing in tubs; Cu = suitable
for cut flowers; Hi = ornamental hips; Dr = disease resistant; Bs = susceptible
to black spot; M = susceptible to mildew; Vi = Vigorous; f, ff, fff = slightly,
medium, very fragrant; Frag = fragrance; HxW = height x width in feet; Other
= Siting and rose traits, N/A= not availble
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Rose hint: Use groundcover roses over bare patches of poor soil
or under larger shrubs (plant rose in a Big Hole, however, with a good
soil mix and water well until established. |