Section Shrub Roses · Y US Y US Y US Marie-Jeanne ~ (Polyantha) Clusters of fully double rosette-shaped blooms of pale, blush-cream. Almost thornless, with glossy light green tinted

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Old and Modern Shrub Roses encompass many and diverse uses. Generally speaking, they are easy to grow and will tolerate a wide range of soil types and habitat. Many combine beauty of form, perfume and stature while, at the same time, exuding a compelling aura of mystery and romance.

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Spring, Summer or Repeat flowering Scent value Award winning Unique to Peter Beales Grows well (in/on/as/through): Pots Poorer soil Shade North walls Hedging Trees Benefits/Use for: Hips Autumn foliage Hardy Insect friendly Cutting Sheltered sunny areas

White & Cream ShadesWhite & Cream ShadesThis includes everything from pure white to cream. This includes everything from pure white to cream.

Up to 3 feet (90cm)Up to 3 feet (90cm)

Cécile Brunner White ~ (China) A beautiful white form of ‘Cécile Brunner’ with all its parents’ characteristics except colour - small, double flowers continuously produced in sprays. Good plentiful foliage. Ideal for button holes. Fauque & Fils 1909 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Dunwich Rose ~ (Pimpinellifolia) Early flowering, medium sized, single, white flowers with prominent yellow stamens. Small, fern-like foliage and many bristles. Unknown 1950s (60x120cm) 2 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each Available in a 4 litre container £20.95 each

Gruss an Aachen ~ (Floribunda) A superb rose of very tidy habit. Flesh-pink changing to cream as flowers age. Shapely, fragrant, double flowers. Good, glossy foliage. Ideal for bedding. Geduldig 1909 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £16.50 each


Katharina Zeimet ~ (Polyantha) Clusters of small, double, pure white flowers on a stocky plant. Bright green, glossy foliage. Ideal for front of borders. Lambert 1901 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Macmillan Nurse ~ (Modern Classic) An excellent little shrub rose which bears clusters of old-fashioned rosette style blooms of white occasionally flushed peach. Subtly scented and prolific throughout the summer and autumn. Dark green, glossy foliage. Beales 1998 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £16.50 each


Maman Cochet White ~ (Tea) White form of ‘Maman Cochet’. Shapely high centred flowers on a healthy, well foliated plant. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Cook 1896 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Cécile Brunner White

Macmillan Nurse

Dunwich Rose

Molly Sharman-Crawford

Gruss an Aachen

Nelson’s Pride

Queen’s Jubilee Rose

Katharina Zeimet

Pearl Drift

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Marie-Jeanne ~ (Polyantha) Clusters of fully double rosette-shaped blooms of pale, blush-cream. Almost thornless, with glossy light green tinted bronze foliage. An excellent, under-used rose. Turbat 1913 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Molly Sharman-Crawford ~ (Tea) Shapely, fragrant, fully double, white flowers with a greenish tinge. Foliage rich green. Slender angular growth. Dickson 1908 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Nelson’s Pride ~ (Modern Shrub) Large clusters of sizeable semi-double flowers of soft creamy-white with pronounced golden stamens when open and a mild fragrance. Growth, bushy, with ample dark green foliage. An ideal rose for bedding or for making a low growing hedge. Introduced as part of the 200th Anniversary of The Battle of Trafalgar in 2005. Beales 2006 (75x60cm) 2½ x 2’ £17.50 each


Pearl Drift ~ (Modern Shrub) Semi-double, large flowers of ice-white, tinged pink. When open the blooms reveal prominent yellow stamens. Compact habit with healthy, glossy dark foliage. Le Grice 1980 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £16.50 each


Queen’s Jubilee Rose ~ (Modern Classic) We were thrilled to have worked with Walk England, during the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations. This exquisite, healthy, repeat flowering shrub rose produces fully double, scented white blooms flushed with peach. Robust growth and dark green foliage. Beales 2012 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each


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Rose de Meaux White ~ (Centifolia) A charming little upright growing bush, bearing masses of white to blush, small, double flowers. Scented. Unknown Pre 1824 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

White Pet ~ (Polyantha) A short growing scented rose producing huge trusses of small, pure white pompon-like blooms throughout the summer. Buds flushed pink. Needs grouping for best effect. Henderson 1879 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £16.50 each


Yvonne Rabier ~ (Polyantha) Clusters of small, scented, double, white flowers with cream buds. Glossy rich green foliage. Turbat 1910 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


3 to 5 feet (90cm to 150cm)Blanc Double de Coubert ~ (Rugosa) Beautiful, pure white, semi-double, papery blooms with a very strong scent. Sets hips intermittently. Lovely crisp healthy foliage. Ideal for woodland planting or growing as a hedge. Cochet-Cochet 1892 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Blanchefleur ~ (Centifolia) Very double, sweetly scented white with occasional pink tints. The plant is of typical Centifolia open habit. Summer flowering. Vibert 1835 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Blanche Moreau ~ (Moss) Double, white, medium sized, very fragrant flowers produced from maroon moss covered buds. Summer flowering. Moreau & Robert 1880 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Botzaris ~ (Damask) Fully double, quartered flowers of creamy-white. Sweet damask scent. Ample light green foliage. A superb rose. Unknown 1856 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Boule de Neige ~ (Bourbon) A fine lax shrub with leathery foliage, bearing full flowers of pure white with a strong fragrance. Summer and autumn flowering. Lacharme 1867 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Blanc Double de Coubert

Countess of Wessex

Yvonne Rabier

Burnet Double White

Jacqueline du Pré

Boule de Neige

White Pet

Burnet Double White ~ (Pimpinellifolia) ‘Scotch Rose.’ Early flowering, small, cupped, double, white, scented flowers borne in abundance on the whole length of the arching branches. Small, round, blackish hips in late autumn. Attractive small fern-like foliage. Unknown Pre 1650 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Countess of Wessex ~ (Modern Shrub) A beautiful cream coloured shrub rose of excellent health and vigour. The flowers are large and very highly scented, opening from pointed buds to display golden yellow stamens. Foliage is dark and glossy on a dense plant. Can be grown as a small climber. Beales 2004 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Gloire Lyonnaise ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Large, cupped semi-double flowers of pure white with lemon base. Leathery foliage. Scented and almost thornless. Guillot & Fils 1885 (120x60cm) 4 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Jacqueline du Pré ~ (Modern Shrub) Beautiful semi-double, blush-white flowers, in clusters with pronounced pink stamens. Rudely healthy with a delicious musk scent. This rose is a real addition to any garden and if space is limited will comfortably grow in a container. Harkness 1989 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


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Mme. Hardy ~ (Damask) One of the outstanding old garden roses, elegant in growth and sumptuous in bloom, being very double and well formed with incurved centres, of almost pure white around a green button eye. Very fragrant. Hardy 1832 (150x150cm) 5 x 5’ £16.50 each


Manning’s Blush ~ (Sweet Briar) A double, white, Sweet Briar of reasonable proportions and habit, ideal for the smaller garden. Apple scented foliage. Manning Pre 1819 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Marie Bugnet ~ (Rugosa) Pure white, fragrant, double flowers of tousled form, in small clusters amidst an abundance of light green, crinkled foliage, on a bushy, healthy plant. Very hardy. Bugnet 1963 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Mary Manners ~ (Rugosa) A free-flowering, pure white Rugosa with ample foliage. Fairly upright as Rugosas go. Scented. A good companion to ‘Sarah Van Fleet’, of which it is a sport. Leicester 1970 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Moonlight ~ (Hybrid Musk) Clusters of semi-double, lemon to white flowers borne on long, well-foliated reddish stems. Long flowering season. Pemberton 1913 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Nyveldt’s White ~ (Rugosa) Large, pure white, single flowers on a vigorous dense, thorny bush, with conspicuous fruit in autumn. Extremely fragrant. Ideal for woodland planting. Nyveldt 1955 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Penelope ~ (Hybrid Musk) Semi-double, creamy-pink paling to white, medium sized flowers with a good fragrance. One of the best of the group. Can be grown as a small climber. Pemberton 1924 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Penelope Hobhouse ~ (Hybrid Musk) Large clusters of white, semi-double flowers emerging from pale pink buds. Repeat to continuous flowering. Arching growth and lovely abundant light green foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. Scarman 2003 (150x150cm) 5 x 5’ £16.50 each


Prosperity ~ (Hybrid Musk) Trusses of very double, creamy-white, strongly scented flowers which look well against its dark glossy leaves. Creates a stunning hedge. Can be grown as a small climber. Pemberton 1919 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Quatre Saisons Blanc Mousseux ~ (Moss) ‘Perpetual White Moss’. A well mossed bud opening to fully double, medium sized, white scented flowers. An old variety. Laffay 1835 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

£15.75 each

Sally Holmes ~ (Modern Shrub) A Floribunda-like shrub with upright growth and good foliage. Single, large flowers of white tinged with peach/pink, borne in large trusses. A healthy, strong rose. Holmes 1976 (120x60cm) 4 x 2’ £16.50 each


Schneezwerg ~ (Rugosa) ‘Snowdwarf’. An interesting, member of the Rugosa family, producing smaller fragrant, semi-double, pure white flowers. Ample foliage and small scarlet fruit. Lambert 1912 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Shailer’s White Moss ~ (Moss) ‘White Bath’. A white form of ‘Rosa centifolia muscosa’, with medium sized, double blooms. A profusely mossed, fragrant variety. Well worth growing. Summer flowering. Shailer 1788 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Mme. Hardy Marie Bugnet Mary Manners

Nyveldt’s White

Prosperity

Moonlight

Schneezwerg

Penelope Hobhouse

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White Grootendorst ~ (Rugosa) Sport of ‘Pink Grootendorst’. Clusters of small, double, carnation-like white flowers. Bright green foliage. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Eddy 1962 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

White Provence ~ (Centifolia) ‘Unique Blanche’. Creamy-white, late flowering variety with considerable garden value. Each double bloom having a fascinating silky texture and excellent scent. Grimwood 1775 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

White Wings ~ (H.T.) This lovely single rose has large, white, papery flowers with pronounced chocolate/red anthers. Foliage is leathery and dark green upon slim stems. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Krebs 1947 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Over 5 feet (150cm plus)Alba Maxima ~ (Alba) ‘Jacobite Rose’, ‘White Rose of York’. Similar to ‘Great Maiden’s Blush’: medium sized double blooms, white with a creamy tinted centre. Very fragrant. Leaden-blue green leaves. Good autumn fruit. Can be grown as a small climber and is suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown c.16th (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £16.50 each


Alba Semi-Plena ~ (Alba) Semi-double pure white flowers borne on a graceful plant with matt grey-green leaves. Sweetly scented. Good hips in autumn. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown c.16th (240x150cm) 8 x 5’ £16.50 each


Mme. Legras de St. Germain ~ (Alba) An almost thornless rose of creamy-white. The large, double fragrant flowers combine well with the grey-green foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. Unknown Pre 1846 (210x180cm) 7 x 6’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Nevada ~ (Modern Shrub) (Reputedly of Moyesii origin) A large shrub, at its best in May and June when arching branches are covered with large semi-double, fragrant, creamy-white blooms. An excellent free flowering rose of great beauty. Dot 1927 (240x210cm) 8 x 7’ £16.50 each


Pax ~ (Hybrid Musk) Perhaps the largest of the Hybrid Musks. Double, cream flowers up to 10cm in size, fading to white on a vigorous bush. Pemberton 1918 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Rosa rugosa Alba ~ (Rugosa) The large, pure white, scented flowers contrast splendidly with the huge red hips. Bright green foliage, turns an attractive yellow in the autumn. Unknown 1784 (180x180cm) 6 x 6’ £16.50 each


Sir Frederick Ashton Stéphanie d’Ursel Summer Memories

White Grootendorst Alba Maxima

Nevada

White Wings

Rosa rugosa Alba Mme. Legras de St. Germain

Alba Semi-Plena

Sir Frederick Ashton ~ (Modern Shrub) A white sport from ‘Anna Pavlova’ with all the attributes of its parent - large double blooms and superb ‘expensive’ perfume. Growth is upright with leathery, dark green foliage. Beales 1987 (120x60cm) 4 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

NEW Stéphanie d’Ursel ~ (Hybrid Musk) A beautiful semi-double, apricot cream scented rose, which blooms until the end of October with rain-resistant flowers. Very healthy dark green foliage. Good in a pot or as a bedding rose. Lens 2015 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Summer Memories® ~ (Floribunda) Clusters of peach buds opening to cupped, large, creamy-white rosette blooms, with a light scent. Very healthy and bushy. Winner of worldwide accolades. Kordes 2004 (120x75cm) 4 x 2½’ £16.50 each


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Alexander Hill Gray ~ (Tea) ‘Yellow Maman Cochet’. The large, shapely high centred, double flowers are lemon yellow becoming deeper with maturity. Very fragrant. Vigorous. Dickson 1911 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Anna Olivier ~ (Tea) Superbly shaped, double full flowers of soft primrose with deeper centres. Well perfumed. Suitable for growing in a warmer climate and a lovely rose grown in a tub. Obtained from David Ruston, Australia. Ducher 1872 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Cynthia Brooke ~ (H.T.) Large, double, globular flowers of tawny-yellow, flushed pink on a strong but bushy plant. Leathery foliage. McGredy 1943 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Etoile de Lyon ~ (Tea) Twiggy growth supporting rich golden-yellow, double flowers which fade to ivory with age. Highly scented. Guillot & Fils 1881 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Golden Melody ~ (H.T.) We have revived this beautiful pale yellow to buff double rose, as one of the very best from the Thirties. Highly scented. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. La Florida 1934 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Isabella Sprunt ~ (Tea) Sulphur yellow sport of ‘Safrano’. Shapely, semi-double blooms in profusion. Fragrant. Foliage is mid-green and plentiful. Sprunt/Buchanan 1865 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Yellow ShadesYellow ShadesThis includes all the various yellows from mustards through This includes all the various yellows from mustards through

canary yellow to lemon and lemony creams.canary yellow to lemon and lemony creams.

Up to 3 feet (90cm)Up to 3 feet (90cm)Alexander Hill Gray

Golden Melody Isabella Sprunt

Souvenir d’Elise Vardon

Anna Olivier

Lady Hillingdon

Cynthia Brooke

Liverpool Hope Yellow Mutabilis

Etoile de Lyon

Sutter’s Gold

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Lady Hillingdon ~ (Tea) Pointed buds opening to superb large, double, apricot-yellow flowers. Dark foliage and purple stems. Rich fruity tea scent. Lowe & Shawyer 1910 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Liverpool Hope ~ (Modern Classic) The beautiful young Hybrid Tea style blooms, emerge from clusters of bright orange, plump buds. Opening to fully double apricot-yellow blooms, with warm apricot centres that gradually lighten to yellow and apricot blends on the outer petals. Strong fruity fragrance and plentiful, glossy foliage. Growing to 3ft (90cm) in height this delightfully compact and tidy shrub will look lovely in the middle of border or equally impressive grown in a pot. Beales 2019 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Souvenir d’Elise Vardon ~ (Tea) A shapely, fragrant rose of double, coppery-yellow, overlaid with cream blooms. Foliage is leathery and glossy. Best placed in a sheltered position. Marest 1855 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Sutter’s Gold ~ (H.T.) A free flowering, sunshine yellow, large, double flower with orange shadings. Likes a good rich soil. Scented. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Swim 1950 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Yellow Mutabilis ~ (China) Seedling of the famous China with many of its parents’ attributes: slightly smaller medium sized, single blooms, but soft yellow fading to white in colour. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Beales 2008 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

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3 to 5 feet (90cm to 150cm)

Ambassador Nogami

Château de Munsbach Faithful Friend

Autumn Delight

Francesca

Autumn Sunset

Golden Wings

Leah Tutu

Buff Beauty

Grosvenor House

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Ambassador Nogami ~ (Modern Shrub) Strong, yellow, semi-double, scented blooms. Upright growth. Good, mid-green foliage. Introduced for a good friend of our Company, who was then, the Japanese Ambassador to the UK. Beales 2007 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Autumn Delight ~ (Hybrid Musk) Semi-double flowers are soft yellow to white and emerge from shapely buds in large trusses. Almost thornless, bushy growth. Bentall 1933 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Autumn Sunset ~ (Modern Shrub) Sport of ‘Westerland’. Deep yellow, very free flowering, large well scented blooms. Good, glossy foliage. Introduced into the UK for Mike Lowe of the USA. An excellent variety. Can be grown as a small climber. Lowe 1986 (120cmx90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Buff Beauty ~ (Hybrid Musk) One of the most beautiful roses in this group. A vigorous plant bearing large trusses of apricot-yellow to buff-yellow, medium sized, semi-double, fragrant flowers. Flowering from mid-summer onwards. Can be grown as a small climber. Bentall 1939 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


NEW Château de Munsbach ~ (Hybrid Musk) The double butter yellow flowers fade to cream. There are upto 30 blooms at the end of the stem, giving a wonderful show from June to October. These clusters make for an ideal cutting rose - upright growth habit with dark green glossy foliage. The autumn display is as good as in June! Lens 2018 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each


Faithful Friend ~ (Modern Shrub) Introduced for Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. The name was suggested by Paul Jarman, a local vet. The superb bright yellow blooms of this excellent small shrub rose open up to display a coronet of amber coloured anthers. They are borne in clusters continuously throughout the summer. Leaves healthy and mid-green. Beales 2007 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Francesca ~ (Hybrid Musk) Semi-double apricot-yellow flowers borne in large sprays on strong lax stems. Scented. Good foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. Pemberton 1921 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each


Golden Wings ~ (Modern Shrub) Large, single clear yellow flowers on a tidy plant. Very free flowering. Ideal for growing in a tub in a warm situation. Shepherd 1953 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Grosvenor House ~ (Modern Shrub) Produces large quantities of double flowers, continuously throughout the summer, of rich golden honey colour in the centre, paling to creamy-yellow at the edges of the petals. Mid-green and abundant foliage. Delicious fragrance. Beales 2009 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each


Leah Tutu ~ (Modern Shrub) Introduced as a tribute to Leah, wife of Archbishop Desmond Tutu. This superb, multi-petalled shrub rose is very free flowering and of a rich golden yellow colour. It has a good fragrance and the plant is endowed with abundant dark green foliage. Perfect in a mixed border and with training can be grown as a small climber. Beales 2009 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


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Lichtkönigin Lucia ~ (Modern Shrub) This is an outstanding, accommodating shrub rose. Semi-double, bright yellow, scented blooms. Healthy, glossy foliage in abundance. Should be better known. Kordes 1966 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Old Yellow Scotch ~ (Pimpinellifolia) Small, double, non-fading golden-yellow flowers borne on a thorny but compact plant. Early flowering. Unknown Pre 1800 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

NEW Rosalita ~ (Hybrid Musk) The cheerful fragrant, single, soft creamy yellow roses, which fade to pure white with age, stand out against its glossy green foliage. The yellow stamens are a magnet for insects. Can be grown as a small climber with support. Lens 1997 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Safrano ~ (Tea) Pointed, saffron yellow deepening to apricot flowers, semi-double when open. Foliage is mid-green and plentiful. Free flowering. Prefers a sheltered position. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Beauregard 1839 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Tall Story ~ (Modern Shrub) Shapely buds open to semi-double, soft yellow, freesia scented flowers fading to white. These are produced in clusters on a well foliated, reliable plant. Can be grown as a small climber. Dickson 1984 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Thisbe ~ (Hybrid Musk) Small, sulphur-straw coloured, double rosette blooms, borne in large clusters on a bushy plant with glossy foliage. Pemberton 1918 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Over 5 feet (150cm plus)Agnes ~ (Rugosa) This rose shows its parentage in its dark green Rugosa-type leaves and finely prickled stems. A very vigorous plant with spreading branches bearing pale amber-yellow blooms about 3” (7.5cm) across which are full and scented. Recurrent. A useful rose where a yellow shade of the Rugosa type is desired. Saunders 1922 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £16.50 each


Canary Bird ~ (Modern Shrub) ‘Rosa Xanthina spontanea’. One of the earliest roses to flower. Arching branches of bright yellow, single flowers with pronounced anthers. Sometimes repeats. Can be grown as a small climber. Foundling about 1900 (240x180cm) 8 x 6’ £16.50 each


Danaë ~ (Hybrid Musk) Clusters of medium sized, semi-double blooms of buff yellow changing to cream with age. Healthy and vigorous, with dark foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. Pemberton 1913 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Frühlingsgold ~ (Modern Shrub/Pimpinellifolia Hybrid) Large, golden-yellow flowers are a little more than single borne on a somewhat thorny, tall bush. Very profuse in bloom but not recurrent. Kordes 1951 (210x150cm) 7 x 5’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Goldbusch ~ (Modern Shrub) Large, semi-double, highly fragrant, yellow flowers in clusters amongst abundant light green slightly scented foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. Kordes 1954 (240x150cm) 8 x 5’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Mountbatten ~ (Floribunda) Rose of the Year 1982. Huge clusters of rich golden yellow, pleasantly scented, cupped, double blooms. Bright glossy foliage on a sturdy shrub. Harkness 1982 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Lichtkönigin Lucia

Thisbe Agnes

Rosalita

Canary Bird

Safrano

Danaë

Goldbusch Mountbatten

Tall Story

Frühlingsgold

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Diamond Jubilee ~ (H.T.) A lovely double rose of buff apricot. Fragrant and free flowering. Good for cutting, exhibition and bedding. Boerner 1947 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


Jenny Wren ~ (Polyantha) A delightful free flowering double rose of soft, creamy-apricot orange shades with a slight fragrance. The foliage is mid-green with good bushy fine growth. Ratcliffe 1957 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Mrs Oakley Fisher ~ (H.T.) One of the several good single H.Ts of the 1920’s. A beautiful clear apricot flower without the harshness of other roses of similar colour. Highly scented. Slender growth with dark bronzed green foliage. Cant 1921 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Thais ~ (H.T.) A rare variety. Rounded buds open to full, shapely, frilled cupped flowers of apricot through to yellow with red/orange veining. Dark leathery foliage. Very fragrant. Meilland 1954 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Orange ShadesOrange ShadesThis covers both the yellow and red based oranges and the smokey This covers both the yellow and red based oranges and the smokey

oranges to the peaches and apricots.oranges to the peaches and apricots.


3 to 5 feet (90cm to 150cm)Clytemnestra ~ (Hybrid Musk) Small, sweetly scented flowers of buff suffused peachy-salmon with pronounced golden yellow anthers. Borne in clusters amid leathery dark green foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. Pemberton 1915 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Francis Copple ~ (Modern Shrub) Lovely fragrant, semi-double, coppery-yellow blooms paling to primrose with age. Flowers throughout the summer and produces a good crop of oval shaped orange hips, if not deadheaded. Foliage is good and glossy. Can be grown as a small climber. The rose was named in memory of a Metropolitan Policeman who loved roses. Beales 2010 (150x75cm) 5 x 2½’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Anne Watkins

Jenny Wren Mrs Oakley Fisher

Arethusa

Thais

Child Of My Heart

Francis Copple

Diamond Jubilee

Clytemnestra

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Amélie Nothomb ~ (Modern Shrub) Orange buds open to lovely old fashioned-style flowers of soft peach, coral and champagne with a fresh scent. Dark green healthy foliage. Delbard 2016 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each


Anne Watkins ~ (H.T.) ‘Anna Watkins’. A relatively modern rose not often seen listed these days, but worth preserving. A shapely double bloom, apricot and cream flushed pink. Fragrant and free flowering with upright growth. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Watkins 1963 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Arethusa ~ (China) Clusters of soft yellow, small double flowers with heavy orange and pink tints. Slender growth. A useful member of the China group. Continuously flowering. Paul 1903 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Child Of My Heart ~ (H.T.) Double, strongly scented peach blooms, flowering continuously throughout the summer. Good, plentiful, leathery foliage. Introduced for East Anglia Children’s Hospice. Beales 2008 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each


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Fred Loads ~ (Modern Shrub) Striking bright, large vermilion-orange blooms, almost single in impressive sized trusses. Fragrant. Upright growth. Makes a bold statement in the garden. Holmes 1968 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Gardener’s Joy ~ (Modern Shrub) A healthy shrub rose of champagne to soft apricot colour with lots of superb, light green, semi-glossy foliage. Its unique colouring fills a gap in the current range of available modern shrub roses. Can be grown as a small climber. Beales 2005 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Lambada® ~ (H.T.) Rich coral-orange blooms flower in clusters, on a healthy bush with glossy, dark green leaves. Ideal for hedging, compact, lightly scented and a long flowering period. Kordes 2014 (120x75cm) 4 x 2½’ £17.50 each


La Villa Cotta® ~ (Modern Shrub) ‘Crazy Love’. Beautiful, rich copper orange, old fashioned blooms, with strong pink edges. Bushy growth and lightly scented. Flowering period is long, heat tolerance is good. Excellent disease resistance. Kordes 2013 (120x60cm) 4 x 2’ £17.50 each


Louise Clements ~ (Modern Shrub) Old fashioned shaped, fully double flowers are intense copper orange and highly scented. The plant is upright in growth with bronze green foliage. Bred and named by the late John Clements of Heirloom Roses, Oregon, USA for his wife. Clements 1998 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Perle d’Or ~ (China) Clusters of small shapely buff-peach flowers, fully double and perfumed. Produced on a vigorous slender plant. Rich green foliage. Similar to the pink China ‘Cécile Brunner’. Rambaux 1884 (120x60cm) 4 x 2’ £17.50 each


Raymond Carver ~ (Modern Shrub) A tall, free flowering shrub, bearing old fashioned style amber coloured flowers with a good fragrance. Well foliated with glossy dark, coppery-green, healthy foliage. Will also make a useful, small wall climber. This rose is making its mark amongst the all too few good orange shrub roses. Horner 1999 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


St. Clare ~ (Modern Shrub) This rose, was raised by the late Colin Horner. It is a full petalled rose, opening cushion-like from a shapely bud. Not an easy colour to describe; it is biscuity, overlaid with pinkish tints. It is fragrant, healthy and compact for a shrub rose, with dark foliage. Unusual and beautiful. Horner 2007 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


The Churchill Rose ~ (Modern Shrub) A stunning, free-flowering shrub rose with medium-sized, semi-double, lightly perfumed blooms. The buds change to a delicate peach and yellow as they open. Very healthy with abundant mid-green, glossy foliage. It can be grown as a freestanding shrub rose or as a small climber, if planted next to a wall or fence. We are proud to be associated with such an iconic person and the world-famous Churchill College, Cambridge. Beales 2011 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Westerland ~ (Modern Shrub) Clusters of red buds open to large bright apricot-orange blooms. This rose has much to commend it including its scent. Good, glossy foliage, shade tolerance, hardiness and adaptability as a tall shrub or small climber. Kordes 1969 (150x90cm) 5 x 3’ £17.50 each


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Alfred de Dalmas ~ (Moss) ‘Mousseline’. Clusters of semi-double, medium-sized, creamy-white blooms flushed pink, with a strong scent, produced from June to October. Mossy buds and stems. Laffay 1855 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


Alister Clark ~ (Polyantha) A superb, almost ‘Tea’ like rose from Newman, Australia named after the best known Australian Rose breeder. A mixture of soft pink and peach, very full. Growth spreading and healthy. Newman 1990 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

+3 £15.75 each

Anthony ~ (Modern Shrub) Shapely, fully double, soft pink blooms continuously produced in great abundance. Scented, tidy plant with dark green glossy foliage. Quite thorny. Beales 2002 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Belle Isis ~ (Gallica) A beautiful rose of lovely delicate pale pink, with a flat quartered form, on a small to medium bush. Tidy upright growth. Grey-green foliage. Parmentier 1845 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Cécile Brunner ~ (China) ‘Maltese Rose’ ‘Sweetheart Rose’. Tiny, delicate soft pink, double blooms of Hybrid Tea shape. Good for button holes. Free flowering and scented. Low bushy growth. Ducher 1880 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each


Comtesse Vandal ~ (H.T.) A very beautiful variety, especially to those who like high centred roses. Orange buds opening to soft salmon with an orange-pink reverse. Scented. Leenders 1932 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

NEW Comtesse André d’Oultremont ~ (Moschata Hybrid) With up to 30 peach to pastel pink semi-double blooms on the end of each stem, this extremely healthy, compact shrub rose is suited for a patio or at the front of a border. Lens 2015 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Dainty Bess ~ (H.T.) A lovely variety from the 1920s for those who like single roses. Ragged edged petals of soft pink combine with the golden brown stamens to form a lovely flower of some 3” across, borne in clusters. Archer 1925 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


Dresden Doll ~ (Moss) Soft green mossy and pointed buds. Flowers are small, semi-double, cupped, soft pink and fragrant. A most useful little rose in a small garden or in tubs. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Moore 1975 (30x30cm) 1 x 1’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Duchesse de Brabant ~ (Tea) Very fragrant, fully double cupped flowers of soft silvery-pink in profusion. Healthy and hardy with upright bushy growth. A delight in all weathers. Bernède 1857 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Ellen Willmott ~ (H.T.) A charming single variety. Pronounced golden anthers framed by wavy petals of cream and pink. Upright growth. Foliage and stems tinted purple. Archer 1936 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Enfant de France ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A huge rose of silvery-pink with a satin-like texture. Very full and scented. A beautiful rarity. May not be authentically named but despite this, well worth growing. Lartay 1860 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

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Soft Pink ShadesSoft Pink ShadesThis colour band ranges from the delicate blushes to the satin This colour band ranges from the delicate blushes to the satin

and silky pinks to quiet salmons. and silky pinks to quiet salmons.

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Fimbriata ~ (Rugosa) ‘Phoebe’s Frilled Pink’. Very fragrant clusters of small, carnation-like flowers of softest pink. Rich, light green foliage. Bushy, upright growth. Morlet 1891 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Fru Dagmar Hastrup ~ (Rugosa) Beautiful, clear rose-pink, large, single blooms adorning a fresh green, compact bush. Splendid autumn colouring with large crimson hips. Obscure origin. Hastrup c.1914 (90x120cm) 3 x 4’ £16.50 each


Gloire de France ~ (Gallica) Very double, medium sized, pale pink flowers produced in great profusion. Most useful as a low-growing slightly spreading or cascading variety. Bizard 1828 (90x120cm) 3 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Grace Darling ~ (H.T.) One of the first Hybrid Teas to achieve popularity. Shapely, creamy fragrant flowers shaded with pink. Moderately vigorous. Bennett 1885 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Grace de Monaco ~ (H.T.) Very large, globular flowers of light rose pink. Highly scented. Bushy growth with dark, leathery foliage. Meilland 1953 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Hermosa ~ (China) A rose for the smaller garden. Tiny, scented, delicate pale pink cupped blooms. Ought to be grouped in threes for best effect. Marcheseau 1834 or earlier (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

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Irène Watts ~ (China) Cushioned shaped, fully double, large, rich warm pink, bordering on salmon blooms. The previous rose under this name has now been re-named ‘Pink Gruss an Aachen’, with thanks to John Scarman. Guillot 1896 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each


NEW Jean Stephenne ~ (Hybrid Musk) A very free flowering and very healthy shrub rose. The buds are light salmon pink that open to lightly scented, double, creamy pink blooms, which appear in large clusters almost covering the plant. Lens 2006 (90x120cm) 3 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Lady Alice Stanley ~ (H.T.) A very large, many petalled rose of pale pink with coral reverse. Good, healthy foliage. Growth angular and branching. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. McGredy 1909 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Lady Mary FitzWilliam ~ (H.T.) We believe this to be the authentic form of this famous old rose. Rediscovered near Watton, Norfolk by Keith Money in 1975. Freely produced soft pink flowers flushed deeper pink. Shapely, double, scented, not vigorous but bushy. Ample good foliage. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Bennett 1882 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £18.50 each

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Lady Sylvia ~ (H.T.) Lovely shapely buds open to full flowers of flesh-pink with deeper undertones. The plant is bushy and fairly vigorous. Superb scent. Progeny of ‘Ophelia’. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Stevens 1926 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Le Vésuve ~ (China) Clusters of shapely buds opening loose and blowsy, silvery-pink blooms with deeper shadings. Good under glass. Very free flowering. Plum coloured stems and thorns. Laffay 1825 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Mme. Abel Chatenay ~ (H.T.) A famous rose. Sprays of fragrant, soft pink double blooms with a deeper centre and reverse. Foliage dense and dark green. Elongated wavy sepals. Pernet-Ducher 1895 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Iréne Watts

Fimbriata Fru Dagmar Hastrup

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Mme. Butterfly ~ (H.T.) A very lovely double rose of several shades of pale pink to blush with lemon centres. Very fragrant. Popular rose between the wars. Progeny of ‘Ophelia’. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Hill 1918 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

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Maman Cochet ~ (Tea) Small pale pink and cream flowers with deeper edges and lemon centres. Fragrant. Vigorous with dark green leathery foliage. Purple stems and few thorns. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Cochet 1893 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Many Happy Returns ~ (Modern Shrub) Large clusters of semi-double blush pink flowers produced continuously throughout the summer. Foliage bright green and glossy. An excellent gift. Harkness 1990 (75x75cm) 2½ x 2½’ £16.50 each


Nathalie Nypels ~ (Floribunda) A healthy, spreading bush with healthy glossy leaves. Very profuse blooms of rose pink, in sprays. Highly scented. Leenders 1919 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Nelson’s Journey ~ (Modern Shrub) A stunning compact evergreen rose, which produces beautiful two tone pink, semi-double flowers with a subtle fragrance. The rose is named after the Norfolk based children’s charity Nelson’s Journey, which provides a service for children and young people aged 0-17 years inclusive, who have experienced the death of a significant person in their life; they aim to improve the emotional well being and endeavour to ‘bring back smiles to bereaved children’. Beales 2012 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Omar Khayyam ~ (Damask) Propagated from a plant on Edward Fitzgerald’s grave in Boulge, Suffolk, having been planted there in 1893 from seeds gathered from a plant at Omar Khayyam’s tomb in Nashipur. The medium-sized, light pink blooms are quartered with a button eye. Foliage is grey-green and downy. Quite a thorny plant. Simpson/Kew 1894 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Ophelia ~ (H.T.) Shapely buds opening to rich, flesh pink with deeper shadings. Slight lemon tints in the centre of each bloom. Good foliage and highly fragrant. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Paul 1912 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Pink Gruss an Aachen ~ (Polyantha) A superb shapely rose with large soft creamy salmon-pink, scented flowers. Dwarf and hardy. Few thorns. In common with others, this rose was listed erroneously as ‘Irène Watts’ but has now been corrected. Kluis & Koning 1929 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each


Rose de Meaux ~ (Centifolia) Short, erect, well foliated plant with masses of small, scented, rosette, pink flowers. Excellent in pots. A superb shorter growing rose. Unknown possibly 1637 (60x75cm) 2 x 2½’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Souvenir de la Malmaison ~ (Bourbon) A superb rose with lovely blush powder-pink blooms. Each bloom is beautifully proportioned and opens out to a flat quartered shape. Scented. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Béluze 1843 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


The Doctor ~ (H.T.) A famous old variety which should not be allowed to disappear. Very large, rich silver-pink with a satin sheen to the petals. Shapely, high centred and strongly scented. For best results, extra care and feeding is required . Howard 1936 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

The Fairy ~ (Polyantha) A spreading variety attaining the useful height of only 2’, thus ideal for massed, ground cover planting. Clusters of bead-like buds open to rosette pink flowers which are most effective en masse, produced almost continuously throughout the summer. Good glossy foliage. Bentall 1932 (60x90cm) 2 x 3’ £16.50 each


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Baroness Rothschild

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Agathe Incarnata ~ (Gallica) Medium sized, soft pink, fully double flowers in clusters. Highly scented. Foliage greyish-green. Tidy growth habit. Unknown 1800 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

+3 £15.75 each

A Longs Pédoncules ~ (Moss) Soft lilac-pink, fragrant, double flowers are borne on a vigorous, relaxed shrub with ample, light greyish-green leaves. Flower stems are long with profuse green mossing around globular buds. The characteristics of this rose lends itself well to woodland planting and a wildlife habitat. Robert 1854 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

+3 £16.65 each

Amelia ~ (Damask) ‘Amélie’. Large, semi-double pink flowers with pronounced golden anthers. Very fragrant. Grey-green foliage. Suitable for woodland planting. Vibert 1823 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Anna Pavlova ~ (Modern Shrub) A sumptuous rose of many, soft delicate pink petals. Very strong scent. The large, globular flowers are carried on a strong neck. The growth is upright and firm with dark green foliage. Awarded Silver Medal Genoa, Italy in 1986 for its scent. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Beales 1981 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Archiduchesse Elizabeth d’Autriche ~ (Bourbon) Beautiful fully double, cupped flowers opening flat. Scented. Soft rose pink. Needs support or hard pruning. Can be grown as a small climber. Moreau et Robert 1881 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

+3 £16.65 each

Ballerina ~ (Hybrid Musk) Large sprays of small single, pink blooms with a white centre. A delightful dainty and showy shrub. Lovely winter hips. Bentall 1937 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Baroness Rothschild ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Huge cupped flowers of soft rose pink, on an upright, tidy plant with ample foliage. Pernet Père 1867 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Beatrix PotterTM ~ (Modern Shrub) Named for the 30th Anniversary of The Beatrix Potter Society. The flowers are of the softest pink, shapely, with many petals. Growth is upright and tidy with dark glossy foliage. Continues to flower well into the Autumn. Can be grown as a small climber. Beales 2010 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Blush Damask ~ (Damask) A sweet rose of pale pink with deeper centres. Highly scented. Tolerant of most soils. Very bushy habit. Unknown Pre 1806 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

+3 £16.65 each

Bonica ~ (Modern Shrub) Sprays of soft pink, semi-double blooms on a vigorous, bushy plant with dark, leathery foliage. A superb healthy variety, with a long flowering season. Meilland 1982 (90x150cm) 3 x 5’ £16.50 each


NEW Caroline’s Heart ~ (Modern Shrub) Flowering until the first frosts, this pleasingly scented, double, pale pink rose would look amazing planted en masse or in a border. Dark shiny healthy leaves and is a haven for bees! Named in memory of Caroline Dombrecht, a great ambassador of the rose at Lens Roses. Lens 2018 (120x150cm) 4 x 5’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Celsiana ~ (Damask) Clusters of semi-double, pale pink flowers with a heady perfume. Attractive grey-green foliage. Unknown Pre 1732 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

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Chloris ~ (Alba) ‘Rosée du Matin’. Full, small, light pink, quartered flowers on a compact, erect bush. Relatively thornless, darkest green foliage. Fragrant. Descemet 1820 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

+3 £15.75 each

City of London ~ (Floribunda) Large, shaggy, blush-pink fragrant flowers on an upright but bushy and healthy plant. Harkness 1986 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Coralie ~ (Damask) Soft blush-pink, fully double flowers on a wide but not intrusive plant. Scented. Greyish-green foliage. Rather thorny. Unknown 1848 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Cornelia ~ (Hybrid Musk) Fragrant clusters of small, rich apricot flushed strawberry pink flowers from red buds. Although perpetual it improves in the autumn. Bronzy foliage. Can be grown as a bushy small climber. Pemberton 1925 (150x150cm) 5 x 5’ £16.50 each


Duchesse d’Angoulême ~ (Gallica) Blush pink, delicate, nodding flowers freely produced rather early in the summer. A very useful shorter yet vigorous variety. Vibert 1835 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Duchesse de Montebello ~ (Gallica) This is a lovely member of the Gallica group. The fragrant, fully double flowers are a soft, powdery pink, produced on a tidy, upright plant with good foliage. Laffay 1825 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Dunham Massey ~ (Modern Classic) Medium

sized, quartered, candy pink blooms are borne in clusters and have a subtle perfume. Foliage is light to mid-green, ample and healthy. Commissioned by The National Trust to coincide with the opening of the new Rose Garden at Dunham Massey, Altrincham, Manchester. Beales 2013 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Fantin-Latour ~ (Centifolia) Full petalled, quartered, flattish, blush pink, fragrant flowers are abundantly produced on a handsome bush. With training it can be grown as a small climber. Unknown c.1900 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Felicia ~ (Hybrid Musk) A useful shrub with double silver-pink to salmon flowers. One of the more vigorous of the Musks. Fragrant. If suitably trained can be grown as a small climber. Highly recommended. Pemberton 1928 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each


Félicité Parmentier ~ (Alba) A beautiful, compact shrub with flat, reflexing flowers of soft pink. Highly scented with healthy, grey foliage. Parmentier 1834 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Général Kléber ~ (Moss) One of the best Moss roses. Double flowers of soft pinky-lilac with a strong scent. Copious, large and lush bright green foliage. Thick stems covered in bright lime-green moss. Robert 1856 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each

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Gisela’s Delight ~ (Modern Shrub) The large marshmallow pink, fully double, high centred blooms are complemented with dark green healthy foliage and a pleasing perfume. Gisela’s Delight was purchased by Prof. Dr Karl-Werner Schulte as a surprise birthday gift for his wife Gisela. Beales 2013 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


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Gloire des Mousseux ~ (Moss) Large, bright pink, many petalled rose with bright green moss and foliage. Strong scent. Laffay 1852 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Ipsilanté ~ (Gallica) A lovely, pale lilac-pink. This rose deserves more attention. The fully double flowers are large, quartered and scented. Rich dark foliage. Vibert 1821 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Jacques Cartiér ~ (Portland) An excellent old variety. The full, flat rosette flowers of clear pink are recurrent and have a strong scent. Leathery dark green foliage. The lax growth habit allows the rose to be trained as a small climber. Moreau-Robert 1868 (120x60cm) 4 x 2’ £16.50 each


James Mitchell ~ (Moss) Tidy rounded small flowers of soft pink, very double opening flat. Rather unusual, with a very strong scent. Verdier 1861 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Juno ~ (Centifolia) An arching shrub with double, large globular, blush-pink flowers. Scented and produced profusely. Unknown 1832 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Königin von Dänemark ~ (Alba) ‘Queen of Denmark’. Quartered, bright pink blooms borne on a tall, elegant bush with pale greyish-green leaves. Rich Alba scent. Booth 1816 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Lyda Rose ~ (Modern Shrub) A seedling of the rambler ‘Francis E. Lester’, to which it bears resemblance, having slightly larger white, pink edged single blooms that repeat flower. Foliage dark and healthy. Bred by Kleine Lettunich in the USA and named for her daughter. Lettunich 1994 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Mme. Ernst Calvat ~ (Bourbon) Pale pink sport from ‘Mme. Isaac Pereire’. A good, reliable variety, with cupped, shaggy, pale rose-pink strongly perfumed blooms. Schwartz 1888 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Mme. Louis Lévêque ~ (Moss) ‘Captain Christy Mossed’. Globular flowers of soft pink ‘tissue paper’ petals. Well mossed and fragrant. A superb rose. Lévêque 1898 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Mme. Pierre Oger ~ (Bourbon) Very pale silvery-pink. Translucent, cupped flowers have the form of small water lilies. A beautiful, scented rose on a bush of medium vigour. Oger 1878 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each


Maiden’s Blush, Great ~ (Alba) ‘Cuisse de Nymphe’. This is the rose that gave Peter Beales his love for roses. Beautiful blue-grey leaves complement the lovely, rather muddled, double, quartered blush pink flowers with a strong, sweet scent. Unknown c.15th (150x90cm) 5 x 3’ £16.50 each


Martin Frobisher ~ (Rugosa) Large, double flowers of soft pink, with paler centres. Fragrant, with light green foliage. Bred in Canada. Svedja 1968 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each

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Königin von Dänemark

Lyda RoseMme. Ernst Calvat

James Mitchell

Mme. Pierre Oger

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Sarah Van Fleet

Pomifera Duplex

Souvenir de St. Anne’s

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Rose Ball

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Rosa x centifolia ‘Bullata’ ~ (Centifolia) ‘Lettuce-leaved Rose’. Very large cabbage-like crinkly leaves on a lax plant. Lovely double, pure soft pink flowers with a strong fragrance. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown 1801 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Rose Ball ~ (Modern Shrub) Soft pink globular scented flowers borne in clusters on a bushy plant with dark green foliage. Introduced for the Alexandra Rose Day Appeal at Hampton Court Flower Show. Beales 2002 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Sarah Van Fleet ~ (Rugosa) A compact perpetual, semi-double, clear light pink. Very fragrant. Well foliated, but viciously thorny. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Van fleet 1926 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

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Souvenir de St. Anne’s ~ (Bourbon) Semi-double form of ‘Souvenir de la Malmaison’. Very attractive, soft pink, scented blooms. Healthy. Hilling Pre 1916 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each


Spong ~ (Centifolia) Small, scented, rosette flowers of rich, rose pink. Compact with good plentiful greyish-green small foliage. Usually repeats. Spong 1805 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

St. Ethelburga ~ (Modern Classic) A soft pink, highly scented rose in the old fashioned style with large, double, cupped blooms. Healthy and vigorous. Can be grown as a small climber. Introduced for the London Church of St Ethelburga, a centre for Reconciliation and Peace. Beales 2003 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Stanwell Perpetual ~ (Pimpinellifolia) A prickly, arching shrub which blooms all summer with an array of medium-sized blush pink to white flowers. Double and very fragrant. Blue-green ferny foliage. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Lee Pre 1836 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each


Our Beth ~ (Modern Shrub) Delightful fragrant, double, rosette, soft blush pink flowers with a deeper centre. Rounded buds open to flat beautiful old fashioned blooms. An alluring rose, with plentiful dark green foliage on a vigorous wide growing shrub, which can with training be grown as a small climber. Named in memory of the late Beth Loasby who worked in our offices for almost ten years and was well loved by the directors and staff. Beales 2006 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Papillon ~ (China Tea) Predominantly pink with white and copper reflections from the deeper base. A good but little known China. Foliage deep green and coppery. Nabonnand 1882 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Paul’s Early Blush ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Huge and globular, very double, scented flowers of pale pink. A sturdy thorny plant with dark green foliage. Paul 1893 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Pink Grootendorst ~ (Rugosa) Masses of small, clear pink flowers with frilled edges, reminiscent of carnations, contrasting particularly well with good Rugosa foliage. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Grootendorst 1923 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

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Pomifera Duplex ~ (Modern Shrub) ‘Wolley-Dod’s Rose’. Semi-double, clear pink blooms with coarse grey-green foliage. Lax growth. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown Pre 1770 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Quatre Saisons ~ (Damask) ‘Rosa damascena bifera’. This highly scented, very old rose has full, double, cupped and quartered flowers of clear silvery-pink. It is most useful for its repeat flowering in the late summer. Unknown Very Old (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

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Over 5 feet (150cm plus)Bloomfield Abundance ~ (China) Small, pink H.T. type blooms. A profusion of flowers on a vigorous plant. A taller growing form of ‘Cécile Brunner’, with longer leafly sepals, that continue down the stems under the flowers. Thomas 1920 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Celestial ~ (Alba) ‘Célèste’. An old variety of unknown origin. Beautiful scented, soft pink, semi-double blooms in contrast to the leaden foliage. Deserves to be in every garden. Unknown Pre 1810 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each


Clair Matin ~ (Modern Shrub) Free branching and floriferous. Clear pink, semi-double, flattish flowers with a distinct scent of Sweet Briar. Can be grown as a small climber. Meilland 1960 (240x120cm) 8 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Comtesse de Murinais ~ (Moss) ‘White Moss’. A true Moss rose with a balsam like smell to the moss when touched, especially in hot weather. Clear pink buds opening to flat, double white to palest pink blooms. Richly scented. Vibert 1843 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Conrad F. Meyer ~ (Rugosa) A vigorous rose with a superb fragrance. Large, cupped, full-petalled flowers of silvery-pink. Very thorny. Can be grown as a small climber. Sadly prone to rust. Müller 1899 (240x180cm) 8 x 6’ £16.50 each

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Constance Spry ~ (Modern Shrub) An outstanding June flowering rose. Vigorous, bearing sprays of large, pink, old fashioned globular blooms with a heavy myrrh-like scent. Needs some support. Grows well as a small climber. Austin 1961 (360x300cm) 12 x 10’ £16.50 each


Dr. Eckener ~ (Rugosa) Huge semi-double, cupped flowers of pale yellow on a copper-pink background, with pronounced stamens when fully open. Scented, with coarse foliage and growth. Berger 1931 (240x240cm) 8 x 8’ £17.50 each

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Gros Choux d’Hollande ~ (Centifolia/Bourbon) Large flowers of soft pink, very double with a rich fragrance. Very vigorous. Unknown Pre 1820 (210x150cm) 7 x 5’ £18.50 each

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Kathleen ~ (Hybrid Musk) Large, fragrant clusters of small, semi-single flowers of blush pink borne on a long stem. Very vigorous. Can be grown as a small climber. Pemberton 1922 (240x120cm) 8 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Old Blush ~ (China) ‘Rosa x odorata Pallida’ ‘Parsons Pink’. Small, silvery-pink, spicy scented flowers with a deeper flush. Upright growth. Probably cultivated in China before the 10th century and introduced to Europe around 1789. Unknown Pre 10th Century (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £17.50 each


Bloomfield Abundance

Constance Spry

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Betty Uprichard ~ (H.T.) A famous old variety. Fragrant, semi-double blooms from shapely buds. Soft salmon-pink with carmine reverse. Light green foliage. Dickson 1922 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

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Centenaire de Lourdes ~ (Floribunda) This is a superb rose which should be grown more widely. Its shapely flowers are bright glowing-pink to pale salmon, with wavy petals when open. Healthy foliage. Delbard 1958 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

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Chartreuse de Parme ~ (Modern Shrub) A beautiful heavily perfumed rose with fully double, rich lilac pink blooms. Ideal for cutting. Delbard 1996 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each


Comte de Chambord ~ (Portland) ‘Mme. Boll’. A vigorous, erect bush. Very fragrant pinkish-lilac, full, flat quartered flowers, borne continuously. Outstanding. Good, plentiful foliage. Moreau Robert 1860 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


De la Mâitre d’Ecole ~ (Gallica) Fully double strongly scented flowers of an unusual mixture of lilac, pink and grey opening flat and quartered. Beautiful form and growth. Coquereau 1831 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Dr. Grill ~ (Tea) Fragrant, pink and copper, high-centred buds, opening flat and full, sometimes quartered. A slender branching plant. Bonnaire 1886 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Deep Pink ShadesDeep Pink ShadesThis band covers all the darker pinks, the smokey damasks, This band covers all the darker pinks, the smokey damasks,

the bluey pinks and deeper salmons.the bluey pinks and deeper salmons.

Up to 3 feet (90cm)Up to 3 feet (90cm)Betty Uprichard

Indianna Mae

Gustav Grünerwald

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Hazel Le Rougetel

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Général Schablikine ~ (Tea) A useful, shorter rose. Double flowers combining a mixture of coppery-red and cherry to good effect on a compact plant. Nabonnand 1878 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Gustav Grünerwald ~ (H.T.) Carmine pink blooms are shapely and scented. Foliage mid-green, growth bushy. A very good Edwardian variety. Lambert 1903 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Hazel Le Rougetel ~ (Rosa rugosa x Rosa nitida) ‘Corylus’. Beautiful magenta flowers of good size with pronounced stamens are produced freely amongst dense, feathery light green glossy foliage; which turns rich tawny yellow in autumn, accompanied by bright orange-red hips. Growth upright and dense. Good for mass planting. Scented. Le Rougetel 1988 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £16.50 each


NEW Heavenly Pink ~ (Hybrid Musk) An eyecatching rose with its arching branches full of double, rosette shaped, bright pink flowers in clusters, especially when planted en masse. Very healthy and can be pruned with shears to make light work! Lens 1997 (90x120cm) 3 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Indianna Mae ~ (Modern Shrub) Named after a dear little girl, Indianna Perry, who died of a brain tumour aged 5. Beautiful flowers of bright cerise to lilac-pink have a delightful camellia-like appearance to them with bright anthers at the centre. Leaves are mid to dark green, glossy and very healthy. Beales 2007 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


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Lady Curzon ~ (Rugosa) Large, single pink flowers on an open bush, it has a profusion of thorns and foliage is good, with rugosa type veining. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Turner 1901 (90x180cm) 3 x 6’ £18.50 each

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Little Gem ~ (Moss) A pleasing little Moss rose with cushion-like flowers of bright, deep pink to soft red and purple. Strong fragrance and scented, mossed buds and stems. Bushy compact growth. Paul 1880 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

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Mme. Caroline Testout ~ (H.T.) Large, full satin pink flowers with deeper shadings. Very fragrant and free flowering. Vigorous. Foliage soft mid-green. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Pernet-Ducher 1890 (90x75cm) 3 x 2½’ £18.50 each

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Magna Charta ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Large bright pink flowers with deeper cerise, almost red shadings. Fully double and cupped until fully open. Scented. Dark leathery foliage and bushy, tidy growth. Paul 1876 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Paul Neyron ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) An outstanding rose in size and shape, with a good strong fragrance. The colour is rich, warm cerise pink. Large, matt foliage, to match the huge flowers. Levet 1869 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each


Paws ~ (Modern Shrub) Named for the RSPCA. A short growing, bushy rose displaying lovely large quantities of highly scented blooms in rich pink, with hints of salmon deep down. Quite thorny. Beales 1999 (75x60cm) 2½ x 2’ £17.50 each


Pompon de Bourgogne ~ (Centifolia) ‘Rosa Burgundica’ (Synonymous with Rosa centifolia parvifolia and Burgundy Rose). Small pompon flowers of deep pink to purple. Prolific. Short, compact plant with small leaves. Unknown Pre 1650 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

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Rosa gallica officinalis ~ (Gallica) ‘Red Rose of Lancaster’ ‘The Apothecary’s Rose’. A showy shrub with erect yet bushy growth. The flowers of deep-cerise pink are semi-double and borne all over the bush in June. Unknown Pre 1200 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £16.50 each


St. Nicholas ~ (Damask) Semi-double blooms of rose pink. A charmer when caught in early evening sunlight when fully open and displaying the pronounced ring of golden stamens. Scented. Hilling 1950 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Surpasse Tout ~ (Gallica) A compact plant bearing medium-sized, double flowers of rich carmine, paling to softer shades with age. Strong, sweet fragrance. Unknown Pre 1811 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

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‘Rosa gallica officinalis’ is of great antiquity. In the Middle Ages its scent-retaining properties were much valued by apothecaries - hence it is also known as ‘The Apothecary’s Rose’.

The Gallica group of roses were one of the first species roses to be cultivated by the Greeks and Romans. Other roses in this group include ‘Cardinal de Richelieu’, ‘Complicata’, ‘Empress Josephine’ and ‘Rosa Mundi’ to name but a few.

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Adam Messerich ~ (Bourbon) Semi-double, luminous bright pink, sweetly scented blooms. Continuous flowering. This vigorous rose deserves more attention. Can be grown as a small climber. Lambert 1920 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Agatha ~ (Gallica) This rose is highly scented, pale pink with a deeper centre. When fully open the irregular petals form a loose quartered effect, reminiscent of crumpled crépe paper. More vigorous than its close relative ‘Empress Josephine’. Unknown Pre 1818 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

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Ardoisée de Lyon ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A medium growing variety with fully double, quartered flowers of rich deep pink with violet shadings. Sweetly scented. Damaizin 1858 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Armada ~ (Modern Shrub) Shapely large flowers of glowing pink in good sized clusters. Very free flowering. Extremely hardy and has good healthy foliage. Harkness 1988 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Baronne Prévost ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Very double, beautiful, quartered, flattish flowers of deep, rose pink with a strong damask scent. An upright and vigorous plant with ample foliage. Desprez Pre 1841 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Belinda ~ (Hybrid Musk) Trusses of small semi-double flowers of mid-pink, amid plentiful, dark, green foliage. A rare Hybrid Musk which should be more widely grown. Bentall 1936 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Chapeau de Napoléon ~ (Moss) ‘Crested Moss’ ‘Cristata’. Fully double, cabbage-like, deep silvery-pink flowers enhanced by the fascinating formation of moss on each bud, resembling the shape of a bicorn hat favoured by Napoleon, hence its name. Sweetly scented. If trained it can be grown as a small climber. Discovered by Kirche 1826 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


Common Moss ~ (Moss) ‘Communis’ ‘Old Pink Moss’. A well loved rose of clear pink with an outstandingly strong perfume. Tidy growth and habit, wih aromatic moss. Unknown Pre 1700 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each


Comtesse Cécile de Chabrillant ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Shapely, mid-pink cupped flowers with a good perfume. Good, strong foliage. Free flowering and upright in growth. Marest 1858 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Daphné ~ (Gallica) Fully double medium sized rosette flowers of rich lilac-pink. Very fragrant. Foliage mid-green and plentiful. Vibert 1819 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


NEW Dinky ~ (Hybrid Musk) The clusters of dark fuschia pink, small, double flowers blend in nicely with its arching branches of lush green foliage. A very healthy, free flowering rose, that will continue to flower right upto the first frosts. Lens/Boudolf 2002 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

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Duc de Fitzjames ~ (Centifolia) A vigorous and free flowering plant with a superb fragrance. The distinctive flowers of rich cerise-pink are large, cupped and quartered, fading to pale lilac-pink. Lovely feathery sepals frame the flowers. Unknown Pre 1845 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Duc de Guiche ~ (Gallica) An outstanding member of its family. Highly scented, double, quartered flowers of rich violet-crimson with a button eye. Growth is arching. A healthy, agreeable plant. Possibly Sèvres 1821 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Elmshorn ~ (Modern Shrub) Large clusters of small, vivid cerise-pink double flowers on a vigorous bush carrying abundant, glossy, light green foliage. Particularly fine autumn bloom. Can be grown as a small climber. Kordes 1951 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Empress Josephine ~ (Gallica) ‘Impératrice Joséphine’ Large, loosely formed, heavily veined pink scented flowers. Fresh green ample foliage, a very good healthy rose. Descemet Pre 1815 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Erfurt ~ (Modern Shrub) A recommended variety where a long flowering period is important. Semi-single, fragrant pink edged flowers with white centres and mustard yellow stamens. Good strong glossy foliage. Kordes 1939 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Festive Jewel ~ (Modern Shrub) A large shrub rose with beautiful high centered, soft salmon-pink, perfumed flowers borne in clusters. Growth is upright and well clothed in glossy, fresh green foliage. Can be trained as a small climber. Beales 2006 (150x90cm) 5 x 3’ £17.50 each


Horatio Nelson ~ (Modern Shrub) This is a lovely, fragrant, fully double rose in the old fashioned style. A mixture of pink shades growing deeper towards the centre of each flower. Foliage dark green. Beales 1997 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each


Ispahan ~ (Damask) This rose flowers for a long season when compared to others of its group. Lovely quartered, strongly scented, double, bright pink flowers which hold their colour well. Attractive foliage and well covered in blooms. Unknown Pre 1832 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Janet’s Pride ~ (Sweet Briar) ‘Clementine’. Semi-double flowers of deep pink with a creamy-white middle. Blooms and foliage have a good scent. Vigorous and leafy. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Descemet 1824 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Jens Munk ~ (Rugosa) Fragrant, mauvy-pink, loosely double flowers with conspicuous yellow stamens when fully open. Highly scented. Robust, bushy growth with ample, healthy foliage. Suitable for group planting in woodland. A Canadian rose of quality. Member of the Explorer group of roses. Svedja 1974 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

John Cabot ~ (Modern Shrub) Clusters of bright cerise pink, fully double, gently fragrant flowers amid abundant light green foliage. A good rose that should be widely grown. Very hardy. Can be grown as a small climber. Member of the Explorer group of roses from Canada. Svedja 1978 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

John Hopper ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A pleasing combination of fragrant, dark pink and lilac cupped quartered flowers. Produced on an upright and healthy plant. Ward 1862 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Kathleen Ferrier ~ (Modern Shrub) Well spaced clusters of semi-double, scented, deep salmon-pink flowers with a white eye. Dark, glossy foliage. Vigorous and upright. Can be grown as a small climber. Buisman 1952 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

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Kazanlik ~ (Damask) ‘Trigintipetala’. A vigorous double rose with soft textured petals of warm pink. Very highly scented. Ideal for pot pourri. Unknown Pre 1700 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


La France ~ (H.T.) Of great historical importance as the first Hybrid Tea. Of great beauty, except in wet weather. High centred, rose pink, very fragrant globular flowers, amid mid-green foliage. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Guillot Fils 1867 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

La Reine Victoria ~ (Bourbon) A slender erect bush bearing soft green leaves and beautiful, rich lilac-pink, cupped blooms in sprays. Perpetual flowering. Very fragrant, reminiscent of rose and bubblegum. Labruyère/Schwartz 1872 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Lavender Lassie ~ (Hybrid Musk) Large trusses of beautiful lavender to pink, flat rosette style flowers, produced throughout the summer on a healthy robust bush, which is ideally suited to specimen planting. Lovely scent. Can be grown as a small climber. Kordes 1960 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

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Louise Odier ~ (Bourbon) Very double, camellia-like flowers of bright rose pink. A vigorous and perpetual rose. Superb fragrance. Margottin 1851 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each


Mme. Lauriol de Barny ~ (Bourbon) Silvery-pink, quartered blooms, very flat, with an unsual fragrance of rose and spice. With training it can be grown as a small climber. Trouillard 1868 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

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Marie Louise

Mme. Lariol de Barny

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Margaret Greville ~ (Modern Shrub) Delightful clusters of tight buds of deep coral pink, opening to medium, semi-double blooms of coral to salmon pink, revealing a coronet of golden anthers with age. Borne in clusters amid dark green, healthy, foliage. Very free flowering. Commissioned by The National Trust property Polesden Lacey. Beales 2017 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each


Marie Louise ~ (Damask) Large glowing pink, double flowers with a strong fragrance. A compact, bushy variety with good foliage. Possibly Prévost c.1813 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Mrs John Laing ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Very double and shapely, soft pink blooms. Very fragrant. An erect bush reputed to do well in poor soil. Bennett 1887 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Paul Ricault ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Bright rose pink. Superb flattish sometimes quartered flowers with a good perfume. Vigorous upright then arching growth. Can be grown as a small climber. Portemer fils 1845 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Paul Verdier ~ (Bourbon) Globular buds open to fully double, perfumed, slightly frilly flowers of rich pink to light red. Good foliage. Verdier c.1866 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Pélisson ~ (Moss) Deep pink, double flowers turning to purple as they age. Vigorous plant with good green and red moss. Vibert 1848 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Ellen Oakley, a costumed interpreter from Polesden Lacey, who played the part of a young

debutante Margaret Greville, at the launch of ‘Margaret Greville’ at the RHS Chelsea Flower

Show in 2017, pictured here in the gardens of Polesden Lacey in Surrey.

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Over 5 feet (150cm plus)Amy Robsart ~ (Sweet Briar) A spectacle when blooming. A mass of scented deep pink, semi-single blooms in June on a very vigorous bush. The hips compensate for lack of repeat blooming. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Penzance 1894 (300x240cm) 10 x 8’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Bourbon Queen ~ (Bourbon) ‘Queen of the Bourbons’. Cupped rose pink, semi-double, blooms produced freely on a vigorous shrub. Can be grown as a small climber. Well worth growing in any soil. Mauget 1834 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Complicata ~ (Gallica) An exceptional shrub, good on light sandy soils. Large arching branches which bear flat, single flowers of bright pink with gold stamens, all along their length in mid-June. Very vigorous and plentiful foliage. Effective as a pillar or small climbing rose. Unknown Pre 1900 (210x180cm) 7 x 6’ £17.50 each


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Petite de Hollande ~ (Centifolia) An attractive and compact plant producing many small double rosette flowers about 4cm across, of clear pink with a slightly deeper centre. Free flowering and scented. Unknown Pre 1791 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

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Prolifera de Redouté ~ (Centifolia) A very old variety, rose pink in colour. Very full, globular and cupped blooms with many frilled petals. Scented. Sometimes produces an extra green flower bud in the centre. A spreading habit. Unknown Pre 1824 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Salet ~ (Moss) Very fragrant, clear pink double flowers are somewhat muddled when fully open. Bright green foliage, lovely green feathery mossed buds and stems. Lacharme 1854 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Sandringham ~ (Modern Classic) This exquisite

addition to our Modern Classic range, named for the Royal Estate in Norfolk, bears beautiful heavily scented, deep pink blooms on a large, healthy, robust bush. Mid-green healthy foliage. Beales 2016 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each


Souvenir de Jeanne Balandreau ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Large, globular, deep pink wavy petalled, scented blooms, mottled with vermillion streaks. Heads held well on strong necks. Vigorous growth and good foliage. Vilin 1899 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

The Perse Rose ~ (Modern Shrub) This delightful rose produces large, fully double, deep pink blooms with a delicate fragrance. Foliage mid-green and glossy. This rose was launched for the 400th anniversary of The Perse School; Cambridge’s oldest surviving secondary school, established in the name of Dr Perse, an academic, physician and philanthropist who left a legacy to change lives through education. Beales 2015 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Ulrich Brunner Fils ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Rather lovely, loose double blooms of rose carmine. Sweetly scented. Vigorous and well endowed with dark green foliage. Levet 1882 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

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Lady Penzance ~ (Sweet Briar) A dense, vigorous shrub with sweetly scented foliage. The flowers are single, coppery-salmon-pink with a large centre of yellow stamens, followed by bright red hips. A good hedging rose. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Penzance c.1894 (210x180cm) 7 x 6’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Rosa x centifolia ~ (Centifolia) ‘Cabbage Rose’ ‘Provence Rose’. Large bright pink, fully double flowers on long stems. Ample grey foliage. Highly scented. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown Pre 1318 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Rosa x centifolia muscosa ~ (Centifolia) As ‘Rosa x centifolia’, but with buds and stems heavily mossed with green scented moss. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown Pre 1720 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Scabrosa ~ (Rugosa) Rich, velvety, deep pinkish-mauve, large, single 13cm flowers. Huge and conspicuous red hips. Good rugosa foliage. Suitable for woodland planting. An older variety re-introduced in 1950. Unknown origin (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each


Sophie’s Perpetual ~ (China) ‘Dresden China’. Shapely, double, silver and pink cupped flowers, with a spicy scent. Can be grown as a small climber. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. An old rose, re-introduced by Humphrey Brooke in 1960. Unknown c.1860 (240x120cm) 8 x 4’ £16.50 each


Souvenir d’un Ami ~ (Tea) Small, scented rose pink to salmon flowers are fully double and borne in large clusters. Foliage is rich green on a vigorous slender plant. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Bélot-Défougère 1846 (240x120cm) 8 x 4’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Thérèse Bugnet ~ (Rugosa) The product of a very unusual cross combining ‘Rosa rugosa’, ‘Rosa acicularis’ and ‘Rosa amblyotis’. Double flowers of deep pink, softening with age. Good scent and very hardy. Bugnet 1950 (180x180cm) 6 x 6’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Vanity ~ (Hybrid Musk) Large sprays of fragrant rose pink, semi-double flowers on a vigorous, recurrent bush. Can be grown as a small climber. Pemberton 1920 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Lady Penzance

VanitySophie’s Perpetual

Sophie’s Perpetual

Souvenir d’un Ami

Scabrosa

Rosa x centifolia Rosa x centifolia muscosa

Thérèse Bugnet

‘Sophie’s Perpetual’ is a beautiful old China rose which was rediscovered in an old garden by the rose lover and art historian Humphrey Brooke.

An internationally acknowledged rose expert Humphrey lovingly restored a bestowed garden back to its former glory. Painstakingly collecting roses from far and wide. The beautiful gardens were opened to the public and became known as the first Rosarium in the UK.

China roses first appeared in the mid-18th century, their long flowering season encouraged breeders to raise many varieties throughout the 19th century.

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Charles Mallerin ~ (H.T.) Rich dark velvety red. Highly scented with dark leathery foliage. Rewards that little extra attention with sumptuous blooms, especially in first flush. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Meilland 1951 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Christian Dior ~ (H.T.) Upright growth with good foliage. Strong stems bear shapely, rotund blooms of clear deep red. Good scent, an interesting older variety. Meilland 1958 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Chrysler Imperial ~ (H.T.) Large, pointed buds open to very full, fragrant, deep crimson-red flowers. Vigorous and compact. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Lammerts 1952 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Cramoisi Supérieur ~ (China) Small, semi-double, cupped flowers of bright, crimson-red. Very free flowering. Slightly scented. Slender growth. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Coquereau 1832 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Crimson Glory ~ (H.T.) Large, globular blooms of deep velvety red. Very fragrant. Has a rather weak neck but good despite this fault. Thorny angular growth, dark green foliage. Kordes 1935 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Donald Prior ~ (Floribunda) Bright reddish-scarlet semi-double fragrant flowers in large clusters. Vigorous and very free flowering. Dark green foliage. Prior 1938 (75x75cm) 2½ x 2½’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Duchess of Portland ~ (Portland) ‘The Portland Rose’. A fantastic sight en masse. Clear cerise red, single with conspicuous anthers. Hips in the autumn. Paul 1790 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Duke of Edinburgh ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Shapely dark crimson flowers of ample size held on an erect, robust plant. Scented. Paul 1868 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Dusky Maiden ~ (Floribunda) Beautiful dark, velvety red petals around prominent rich golden-yellow stamens. Scented. Upright bushy growth with dark foliage. Le Grice 1947 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £16.50 each


Etoile de Hollande Bush ~ (H.T.) Highly scented blooms of exquisite shape. Rich velvety dark red. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Verschuren 1919 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Fabvier ~ (China) Double, bright crimson with occasional white flecks. Healthy and free flowering. Well foliated. Slender growth. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Laffay 1832 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Fiona ~ (Modern Shrub) Semi-double flowers of bright blood-red produced freely throughout the summer on a spreading, semi-procumbent plant. Meilland 1983 (90x120cm) 3 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Red ShadesRed ShadesThis covers all the reds from deep crimsons through to crisp scarlets, This covers all the reds from deep crimsons through to crisp scarlets,

the bright cerises and cherry reds. the bright cerises and cherry reds.


Fiona

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Fabvier

Crimson Glory

Dusky Maiden

Donald Prior

Duchess of Portland

Christian Dior

Cramoisi Supérieur

Chrysler Imperial

Etoile de Hollande Bush

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Richard Porson

Old Crimson China

Louis XIV

Papa Meilland

Miss Edith CavellIvor’s Rose

Joan Beales

Francis Dubreuil ~ (Tea) Scented dark crimson almost double flowers from a fine, pointed bud, on a slightly spreading slender plant. A superb old variety. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Dubreuil 1894 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each


Gloria Mundi ~ (Polyantha) Trusses of small, scarlet, semi-double flowers on a compact bush. de Ruiter 1929 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Ivor’s Rose ~ (Modern Classic) Presented to Ivor Moores, a long standing BBC East weather forecaster on the occasion of his retirement. The blooms are fully double, strong cerise red and well formed. It is upright in growth with healthy foliage. Beales 2004 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Joan Beales ~ (Modern Shrub) Named for the co-founder of Peter Beales Roses, Peter’s late wife. The semi-double blooms are elegant in form, deep velvety red with a super fragrance. Healthy dark foliage with beetroot tinted young growth. A beautiful rose. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Beales 2004 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Louis XIV ~ (China) Fully double flowers of very dark purple-red almost black, with a good fragrance which is unusual in the Chinas. Fine slender habit. Not frost hardy. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Guillot & fils 1859 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each


Miss Edith Cavell ~ (Polyantha) Large trusses of small, semi-double, scarlet-crimson flowers amid dark foliage. Rediscovered in the garden of Mrs Doris Levine of Brundall, Norfolk in 1985. Named for the Norfolk nurse from Swardeston, buried at Norwich Cathedral after her death in Belgium during WW1. de Ruiter 1917 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Old Crimson China ~ (China) ‘Bengal Rose’ ‘Slater’s Crimson’ ‘Rosa chinensis Semperflorens’. Bright red semi-double flowers on an upright, bushy slender plant. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Slater Before 1733 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Papa Meilland ~ (H.T.) Superb deep velvety-crimson with obvious veining. Strong delicious scent. Mid to dark green, semi-glossy foliage. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Meilland 1963 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

NEW Poppy Rose ~ (Hybrid Moschata) Launched for the 100th commemoration of WWI to resemble a poppy – single, dark red flowers that are borne in clusters. The young foliage is brown turning to dark green with age. Useful as a bedding rose, in a pot or a patio. Lens 2013 (90x120cm) 3 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Richard Porson ~ (Modern Shrub) Deep red buds opening to double crimson-pink, fragrant blooms on a compact shrub with mid-green foliage. It is named for the 18th Century Norfolk born classic Greek scholar Richard Porson. The idea of commemorating him was by Alan Gray and Keith Skipper who felt that it was important to recognise such a brilliant ‘local lad’. Beales 2012 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Robert le Diable ~ (Centifolia) The colour is difficult to describe but on the crimson side of red, with lilac and grey highlights and dark purple shadings. A useful and interesting small shrub. Unknown c.1831 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Rose du Roi ~ (Portland) Large, semi-double scented flowers of red and violet. A famous parent of the old Hybrid Perpetuals. Compact growth. Lélieur 1815 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

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Roundelay ~ (Modern Shrub) An upright, free flowering rose with trusses of deep cardinal red flowers. Fully double, opening flat with a raspberry scent. Very healthy and deserving of more attention. Swim 1954 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


Sanguinea ~ (China) ‘Bengal Crimson’ ‘Miss Lowes Rose’. A bright red single rose deepening with age to crimson. Twiggy angular growth. Protect from frost. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Unknown Pre 1818 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Single Cherry ~ (Pimpinellifolia) A charming little rose. Fern-like foliage. Tidy growth and large, single, cherry-red flowers, followed by round, purple to black hips. Suitable for planting in woodland. Unknown origin (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Sissinghurst Castle ~ (Gallica) ‘Rose des Maures’. Undoubtably an old rose. Of rich, deep purple-crimson and semi-double. Mild fragrance. Unknown Re-intro 1947 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Tuscany ~ (Gallica) ‘Old Velvet Rose’. An ancient rose. Semi-double, dark crimson velvet flowers, bordering on purple. Rich golden stamens. Dark green foliage on upright growth. Unknown Pre 1596 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

3 to 5 feet (90cm to 150cm)Alain Blanchard ~ (Gallica) Large 5-8cm flowers of semi-single form. Crimson in colour often smudged with purple spots. Pronounced amber stamens. Vibert 1839 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Alfred Colomb ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Large, full, high centred, fragrant, strawberry red blooms reflexes crimson carmine. Upright growth. Lacharme 1865 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Black Prince ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Fragrant, large cupped flowers of rich carmine shaded almost black. Vigorous. Paul 1866 (150x90cm) 5 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Bon Silène ~ (Tea) Deep rosy-red to pink flowers are fragrant and produced in profusion on a compact vigorous plant. Hardy Pre 1837 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Chewton Rose

Bon Silène

Sissinghurst Castle

Capel Manor House

Alain Blanchard

Alfred Colomb

Roundelay Sanguinea

Carmen

Single Cherry

Capel Manor House ~ (Modern Shrub) Named after the distinguished garden and Horticultural College in Enfield. The rose has deep red semi-double flowers with occasional white stripes on younger petals. Although categorised as a shrub it can be grown as a small climber and is ideal for bold planting schemes. This beautiful rose can be viewed at Capel Manor College in ‘The Old Manor House Garden’ growing amongst follies created by Redwood Stone. Beales 2012 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Carmen ~ (Rugosa) Very pretty, single flowers of rich velvety magenta-red with outstanding golden stamens. Scented. Dark green foliage. Tidy growth. Lambert 1907 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Chewton Rose ~ (Modern Shrub) The beautiful semi-double rosy-red blooms on this exquisite bush are repeat flowering and borne in clusters, amongst dark green, healthy foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. This rose was bred for Chewton Rose, a premium property Estate Agency that gifted their clients with a rose to welcome them into their new homes. Beales 2014 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each


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Countess of Oxford

George Dickson

Flanders Rose

Frilly Cuff

Ely Cathedral

Ely Cathedral

F. J. Grootendorst

Empereur du Maroc

Eva

Duke of Wellington Dupuy Jamain

Frensham

Eclair

F. J. Grootendorst ~ (Rugosa) Clusters of small cerise-crimson flowers with frilled edges on a bushy plant with good foliage. Suitable for woodland planting. de Goey 1915 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Flanders Rose ~ (Modern Shrub) Clusters of almost perfect buttonhole-like blooms, the small ruby-red flowers open to reveal an eye-catching coronet of bright yellow anthers, that pollinating insects are instinctively drawn too. Compact, robust and rudely healthy. Perfect for growing in a pot, as a bedding rose or alternatively consider planting en masse and creating a natural hedge, for birds and wildlife. ‘Flanders Rose’ was the brainchild of Wendy Howard, who is passionate about keeping the memories of fallen servicemen and women still in the forefront of people’s minds. Beales 2019 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Frensham ~ (Floribunda) A good hedging rose of bright red. Very thorny and vigorous. Norman 1946 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Frilly Cuff ~ (Modern Classic) Introduced for Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen. The cerise red buds open to display exquisite, fully double, frilled, cerise blooms with a delicate apple fragrance. Ample, mid-green, glossy foliage. Beales 2014 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


George Dickson ~ (H.T.) A blend of crimson and scarlet, fragrant, large and double blooms. A weak neck should not put you off this lovely old variety. Dickson 1912 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Countess of Oxford ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A medium growing, tidy rose with deep red, globular flowers and a good perfume. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Guillot Père 1869 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Duke of Wellington ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Large, shapely flowers of deep crimson red, scented and very free flowering. Granger 1864 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Dupuy Jamain ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Very double, considerably sized, shapely flowers of cerise-red, borne on a tidy, well foliated and healthy plant. Jamain 1868 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Eclair ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A very dark red variety, almost black. Fairly vigorous, free flowering and scented. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Thanks to the late Mrs Wray. Lacharme 1883 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Ely Cathedral ~ (Modern Shrub) A prolific repeat flowering shrub rose that produces a wonderful multi-headed display of deep red buds that open to reveal fully double, ruffled blooms. Robust and rudely healthy, the mid-green foliage complements the rose further. Can be grown as a small climber. Beales 2018 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each


Empereur du Maroc ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) An unusual rose with very double, crimson-tinged mauve on purple flowers. Highly scented. Guinoiseau 1858 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Eva ~ (Hybrid Musk) Clusters of almost single flowers of rich bright red with centres paling to almost white. Good, dark green foliage. Vigorous. Kordes 1933 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

‘Ely Cathedral’, named for the ‘Ship of the Fens’. The inspiration for the rose

came as a result of their highly successful flower festival in 2013.

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Henri Martin

Robin Hood

Papworth’s Pride

Red Letter Day

La Sevillana

Peter Beales

Marjorie Fair

Nur Mahal

Henry Kelsey Hunter

Prince Charles

James Mason

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Henri Martin ~ (Moss) Clusters of bright cerise crimson, semi-double, flowers on green mossed, long stems with well mossed buds. Laffay 1862 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Henry Kelsey ~ (Modern Shrub) A superb healthy and very hardy rose from Canada. Semi-double, red moderately scented flowers, fading with age, borne in profusion amid glossy foliage on a compact, wide growing plant. Can be grown as a small climber. Svedja 1984 (120x150cm) 4 x 5’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Hunter ~ (Rugosa) Fully double, bright crimson flowers on a rugged, medium-sized plant with glossy dark green foliage. Light fragrance. A useful rose. Matlock 1961 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


James Mason ~ (Gallica) A beautiful Gallica seedling of large, rich bright crimson with pronounced golden anthers. Scented with profuse flowering in mid June. Beales 1982 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

La Sevillana ~ (Modern Shrub) Semi-double flowers of bright electric red, with glossy foliage on a vigorous bushy plant. Meilland 1978 (120x150cm) 4 x 5’ £16.50 each


Marjorie Fair ~ (Modern Shrub) Large clusters of small, bright, cerise-red flowers with a white eye. A good companion for ‘Ballerina’. Harkness 1977 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Nur Mahal ~ (Hybrid Musk) Large clusters of bright crimson, semi-double flowers. Scented. An interesting but lesser known Pemberton Musk. Pemberton 1923 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Papworth’s Pride ~ (Modern Classic) An exquisite addition to our Modern Classic collection, bearing clusters of large, raspberry red, peony style flowers revealing bright yellow anthers that are a magnet to insects. Intensely perfumed with bright glossy mid-green foliage. This medium sized shrub looks magnificent planted en-masse, in a herbaceous border or grown simply in a tub as a specimen plant. Beales 2017 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each


Peter Beales ~ (Modern Shrub) The flowers are held in small clusters which are single, bright crimson red with pronounced yellow centres, produced continuously amid dense glossy foliage. A good rose. Clements 2000 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Prince Charles ~ (Bourbon) A medium plant bearing veined maroon to lilac flowers in early summer. Scented. Hardy 1842 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Red Letter Day ~ (Modern Shrub) This excellent shrub rose with glossy foliage, produces clusters of beautifully formed clear red, fully double blooms with a delicate fragrance. Can be grown as a small climber. Beales 2012 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each


Robin Hood ~ (Hybrid Musk) Trusses of small, rich scarlet flowers on a tidy, well foliated plant. Pemberton 1927 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Whilst ambling through the gardens of John and Louise Clements of Heirloom Roses in Oregon, USA, I paused to admire an attractive seedling rose and before I had time to realise, John and Louise had decided that it should be named after me – an honour I was delighted to accept.

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Robusta ~ (Rugosa) Large, single scarlet flowers on a dense, well foliated, bushy plant. Kordes 1979 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Rosa rugosa typica ~ (Rugosa) Deep reddish-carmine flowers produced throughout the summer followed by round red hips. Crisp green foliage. Growth is bushy and dense. Japan 1796 (150x150cm) 5 x 5’ £16.50 each


Tuscany Superb ~ (Gallica) Large, semi-double blooms are deepest crimson purple. The petals have a velvet like texture and surround a coronet of prominent golden yellow stamens. Subtle fragrance. Erect, well foliated. Rivers pre-1837 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Wilhelm ~ (Modern Shrub) ‘Skyrocket’. Clusters of dark red semi-double flowers on long stems. Large leathery foliage. Exceptionally good in autumn. Kordes 1934 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Over 5 feet (150cm plus)Anne of Geierstein ~ (Sweet Briar) A very vigorous member of the group, with sweetly scented foliage and single dark crimson red flowers with golden centres these are followed by scarlet fruit. Ideal for woodland planting. Penzance c.1894 (300x240cm) 10 x 8’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Autumn Fire ~ (Modern Shrub) ‘Herbstfeuer’. Large, semi-double flowers of dark red with a slight fragrance. Foliage dark green. Good, yellow to red, pear shaped hips. Occasionally repeats its flowers. Can be grown as a small climber and adapts well to a woodland setting. Kordes 1961 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Cerise Bouquet ~ (Modern Shrub) Gracefully arching branches of neat greyish foliage with clusters of pinkish-crimson double flowers. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Kordes 1958 (360x360cm) 12 x 12’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Copenhagen ~ (Modern Shrub) Scarlet double, scented flowers borne in clusters, on a vigorous upright plant. Can also be used as a wall climber or pillar rose. Poulsen 1964 (240x120cm) 8 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Dortmund ~ (Modern Shrub) Long, pointed bud. Flowers very large, single, red with white eye, produced in clusters. Foliage dark, glossy. A very vigorous shrub or climbing rose. Slight scent. Kordes 1955 (240x180cm) 8 x 6’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Gipsy Boy ~ (Bourbon) ‘Zigeunerknabe’. Medium double flowers of deep crimson, sometimes paler with primrose yellow anthers. Highly scented. Vigorous with lots of foliage. Can be grown as a small climber. Geschwind 1909 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each


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Cerise Bouquet

Dortmund

Wilhelm

Copenhagen

Autumn Fire

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Gloire de Ducher ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Deep red to maroon flowers with paler reverses borne abundantly along arching branches on a vigorous plant. Suitable for growing as a small climber. Ducher 1865 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Gruss an Teplitz ~ (China) This rose is difficult to classify, but has strong China characteristics. Crimson flowers deepening with age, borne in clusters, Strong, spicy scent. Makes a useful hedge or a small climber. Geschwind 1897 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Hamburger Phoenix ~ (Modern Shrub) Clusters of rich red flowers on a sprawling but dense plant with excellent dark green foliage. Good hips in autumn. Can be grown as a small climber. Kordes 1956 (240x150cm) 8 x 5’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Hugh Dickson ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A tall plant, that produces an abundance of rich red flowers of distinction with a lovely perfume. Repeats in the autumn. Ideal for using the peg-down principle or alternatively can be grown as a small climber. Dickson 1905 (240x150cm) 8 x 5’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Meg Merrilies ~ (Sweet Briar) An extremely vigorous and prickly shrub rose. Semi-double flowers of bright crimson are followed by good red hips. One of the best of the group. Flowers and foliage scented. Suitable for making a tall hedge and for group planting in woodland. Penzance c.1894 (240x210cm) 8 x 7’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Gloire de Ducher

Mrs Yamada

Hugh Dickson

‘Hugh Dickson’ A member of the

Hybrid Perpetual family

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Meg Merrilies

Gruss an Teplitz

Mrs Yamada ~ (Bourbon) A maroon coloured sport of ‘Variegata di Bologna’. Flowers are fragrant, cupped and fully double on a vigorous plant. Discovered by Peter Beales at the Barakura Gardens in Japan. Beales 2002 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Scharlachglut ~ (Gallica) ‘Scarlet Fire’. A handsome shrub bearing an abundance of large, rich, scarlet-crimson single flowers with pronounced golden stamens. Large urn-shaped hips carried throughout most of the winter. Suitable for group planting in woodland and can be trained as a small climber. Outstanding. Kordes 1952 (300x180cm) 10 x 6’ £17.50 each


Souvenir d’Alphonse Lavallée ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A lovely double, scented flower combining many shades of crimson to purple maroon. Can be grown as a small climber. Verdier 1884 (240x180cm) 8 x 6’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

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‘Gloire de Ducher’, ‘Hugh Dickson’ and ‘Souvenir d’Alphonse Lavallée’ on this page, are from the rose group of ‘Hybrid Perpetuals’, which emerged in the mid-19th century and evolved to become the most popular race of rose in the Victorian times. They vary from high-centred, very double flowers to blowsy blooms with varying degrees of perfume. Their growth habits are also variable from short, compact plants to vigorous shrubs, most will repeat flower.

Other roses that you may like to consider within this family are ‘Alfred Colomb’, ‘Countess of Oxford’, ‘Eclair’ and ‘Souvenir du Docteur Jamain’, to name but a few.

82 Spring, Summer or Repeat flowering Scent value Award winning Unique to Peter Beales

Grows well (in/on/as/through): Pots Poorer soil Shade North walls Hedging Trees Benefits/Use for: Hips Autumn foliage Hardy Insect friendly Cutting Sheltered sunny areas

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Baby Faurax ~ (Polyantha) Clusters of small violet-purple double flowers on a compact bushy plant with ample small, shiny foliage. Lille 1924 (60x45cm) 2 x 1½’ £16.50 each


Intermezzo ~ (H.T.) A short, compact plant bearing masses of fully double, greyish-lilac flowers; most unusual. Dot 1963 (45x45cm) 1½ x 1½’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Mary Queen of Scots ~ (Pimpinellifolia) A beautiful rose. Single flowers of off-white with lilac undertones and purplish markings around the edges of petals. Pronounced anthers. Black-maroon fruit. Ferny foliage. Suitable for woodland planting. Unknown An old variety (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each


Pergolèse ~ (Portland) Small to medium sized beautiful quartered flowers of rich purple-crimson, sometimes paling to soft lilac-mauve. Green eye at centre of flowers. Borne in clusters. Compact habit. Robert & Moreau 1860 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Rose de Rescht ~ (Portland) Very double, pompon-like and highly scented, fuchsia-red with purple tinted flowers. Abundant foliage and good repeat flowering period. Unknown c.1880 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


William III ~ (Pimpinellifolia) A superb member of its group. Semi-double, small flowers of rich magenta-pink fading to soft cerise. Dark, ferny foliage. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown Pre 1910 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Yesterday ~ (Modern Shrub) A low, bushy shrub with abundant shiny leaves on long stems, carrying sprays of tiny rose red to lavender-pink, semi-double flowers. Lightly scented. Good for cutting. An attractive and unusual shrub rose. Harkness 1974 (90x120cm) 3 x 4’ £16.50 each


Purple ShadesPurple ShadesThese range from purple reds to the violets and smokey greys.These range from purple reds to the violets and smokey greys.



Belle de Crécy ~ (Gallica) A free flowering, nearly thornless bush. Beautiful lilac and mauve flowers with a distinctive scent. Roeser 1829 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Cardinal de Richelieu ~ (Gallica) Rich, velvety purple scented flowers borne on a compact bush. Clothed with healthy foliage, almost thornless with a lax habit. Can be grown as a small climber. Parmentier 1840 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


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form, quartered blooms combining a mixture of purples and deep reds. Very double. Interesting mid-green foliage, very bushy. Unknown Pre 1790 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Chianti ~ (Modern Shrub) Large, semi-double blooms of rich purple-maroon are produced in clusters on a vigorous plant. Free blooming, with a slight scent. Austin 1967 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each

£3+ £14.85 each

Ferdinand de Lesseps ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) ‘Maurice Bernardin’. A vigorous and interesting rose bearing scented flowers of Centifolia shape. Soft purple, laced with magenta. de Lesseps 1869 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Hansa ~ (Rugosa) One of the best Rugosas. Large, full, reddish-violet blooms. Very fragrant. Large fruit. Hardy. Schaum & Van Tol 1905 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each


Indigo ~ (Portland) Upright but wide in habit, this Portland produces large purple red to mauve, fully double, fragrant flowers throughout the summer and autumn. Laffay c.1830 (120x120cm) 4 x 4’ £16.50 each


Mme. de La Roche-Lambert ~ (Moss) Globular flowers which open flattish with many deep purple-red petals, which hold their colour well. Purple moss and dark foliage. An interesting rose. Robert 1851 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Magenta ~ (Modern Shrub) ‘Kordes Magenta’. A moderately vigorous shrub bearing flowers of rosette form, in an unusual shade of lilac-pink to mauve with a good fragrance. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Kordes 1954 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Mrs Colville ~ (Pimpinellifolia) A fascinating little shrub with single, purple-crimson blooms with a white eye. Foliage is dark green and ferny. Suitable for group planting in woodland. Unknown 1850 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Nuits de Young ~ (Moss) A compact, spreading plant with small dark leaves and double blooms of very deep, velvety maroon-purple, emphasised by gold stamens. Fragrant. Dark mossed buds and stems. Laffay 1845 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Président de Sèze ~ (Gallica) ‘Mme. Hébert’. A unique mixture of pink, magenta and lilac. Well shaped and scented. (Synonymous with Jenny Duval). Hébert 1828 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Reine des Violettes ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) A large fragrant shrub bearing abundant leaves and soft, velvety, violet and cerise flowers all through the summer. Superb in most soils and can be trained to grow as a small climber. Millet-Malet 1860 (150x90cm) 5 x 3’ £16.50 each


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Capitaine John Ingram ~ (Moss) One of the most charming of the Moss roses. Colour varies with the weather from dark crimson to purple. Strongly scented. Can be grown as a small climber. Laffay 1856 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Great Western ~ (Bourbon) Large, full quartered, fragrant flowers of maroon-purple. Foliage dark green. Growth is arching and vigorous, could be grown as a small climber. Laffay 1838 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

La Belle Sultane ~ (Gallica) ‘Rosa gallica Violacea’. Soft violet smudged-purple, semi-single blooms, with very pronounced gold yellow stamens. Borne on a tall upright bush. Unknown Pre 1801 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Mme. Isaac Pereire ~ (Bourbon) Huge, shaggy, fully double blooms of mauvy-crimson, exuding an intense perfume, carried on a large arching bush which can effectively be trained up a pillar or obelisk. Garçon 1881 (210x150cm) 7 x 5’ £16.50 each


Roseraie de l’Hay ~ (Rugosa) A splendid shrub producing large, loose, crimson-purple blooms opening almost flat and smelling strongly of sugared almonds. Good autumn colour. Suitable for hedging and woodland planting. Cochet-Cochet 1901 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £16.50 each


Tour de Malakoff ~ (Centifolia) ‘Black Jack’. A loosely formed, unique and vigorous bush with large, vivid magenta flowers that are flushed purple and fade to a soft lilac-grey. Pastoret 1856 (180x150cm) 6 x 5’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

William Lobb ~ (Moss) ‘Old Velvet Moss’. A fairly vigorous shrub needing some support. Heavily mossed buds opening to large purple-magenta blooms. If left naturally it can be grown as a small climber. Laffay 1855 (240x150cm) 8 x 5’ £16.50 each


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The Striped Bi-Coloured, Multi-Coloured & Unusual ShadesThe Striped Bi-Coloured, Multi-Coloured & Unusual ShadesThese include all roses which are composed of two or more clearly These include all roses which are composed of two or more clearly

defined colours from pink and white, yellow and red and so on.defined colours from pink and white, yellow and red and so on.

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Camaieux ~ (Gallica) Striking, pale pink blooms striped with purplish-crimson. These are borne on arching stems amid grey-green foliage. A most distinctive and fragrant rose. Gendron 1830 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Clementina Carbonieri ~ (Tea) An interesting combination of rich colours: Yellow, orange, pink and reddish salmon. A very lovely long flowering, double rose with good foliage for a Tea. Bonfiglioli 1913 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each


Comtesse du Cayla ~ (China) A semi-double, mildly fragrant rose of orange-red. Very free flowering, with reflexing petals. Angular growth. A most useful rose, being soil tolerant and free flowering. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Guillot 1902 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Evelyn May ~ (Modern Shrub) Named for Peter Beales’ late mother, affectionately known as Nan by family, friends and staff. The semi-double flowers are a pleasing mixture of orange, salmon and yellow with a very strong perfume. Upright in growth, it can be used effectively as a specimen shrub or for hedging. Foliage dark green and glossy. Beales 2000 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


Grandmère Jenny ~ (H.T.) Peach and golden-yellow, flushed pink. Free flowering and healthy. A shapely and scented rose. Well worth growing. Meilland 1950 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Happy Memories ~ (Modern Shrub) This delightful variety, bears masses of double, cupped flowers of cherry pink with creamy-white centres. It flowers all summer and well into autumn on a dense, bushy plant with healthy, strong foliage. An ideal candidate for the front of the border, mass bedding or for growing in tubs. Beales 2001 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £16.50 each


Hector Deane ~ (H.T.) Freely produced flowers are orange, heavily flushed pink. Good glossy foliage, bushy growth. McGredy 1938 (60x60cm) 2 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Léda ~ (Damask) ‘Painted Damask’. Blush pink, scented, double flowers with interesting crimson markings on the edges of the petals. A tidy, compact plant. Deschiens 1826 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

McGredy’s Sunset ~ (H.T.) A reintroduction to the catalogue of a well loved, colourful and fragrant old variety. Orange markings on a yellow background. Good foliage, bushy growth. McGredy 1936 (75x75cm) 2½ x 2½’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

President Herbert Hoover ~ (H.T.) Large flowers are a blend of orange, gold and pink striping petals, with the reverse a delicate shading of the same. They bear a spicy scent and are held erect on long strong stems. Foliage is leathery, on a tall strong plant. Vigorous and free flowering. Coddington 1930 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

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Rosa Mundi ~ (Gallica) ‘Rosa gallica versicolour’. A striking and very old, bushy rose. The semi-double blooms are large, with splashes of pink and white on a crimson background. Said to be named after Fair Rosamund, mistress of Henry II. Unknown c.12th (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £16.50 each


Tricolore de Flandre ~ (Gallica) Very similar to ‘Camaieux’ but of deeper, more purple tones - perhaps the striping is more prevalent. A lovely rose. Ideal for the small garden. Parmentier 1846 (90x60cm) 3 x 2’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Viridiflora ~ (China) ‘The Green Rose’. A strange rose, really a novelty or collector’s specimen. Bract like flowers of green, tinted reddish brown, with a peppery scent. Very unusual. Unknown c.1743 (90x90cm) 3 x 3’ £17.50 each


NEW Walferdange ~ (Hybrid Musk) Cupped, carmine pink blended cream, double blooms in clusters, with dark green foliage. This is a versatile quick growing healthy rose, that can be used in beds, mid borders, pots and for cutting. Almost thornless. Lens 1990 (60x90cm) 2 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Archiduc Joseph ~ (Tea) An unusual rose. Flowers opening flat are a mixture of pinks, blended with purple and orange with a paler centre. Foliage is dark, glossy and abundant. Very vigorous. Good tea scent. Nabonnand 1892 (150x90cm) 5 x 3’ £17.50 each


Baron Girod de l’Ain ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) An interesting rose of bright crimson red with white edging to each petal. Fragrant with an upright habit. Reverchon 1897 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

NEW Bouquet Parfait ~ (Hybrid Musk) This continuous flowering shrub rose, has masses of beautiful double creamy, pink flowers. Strong and upright in growth and particularly healthy. Lens 1989 (120x150cm) 4 x 5’ £17.50 each


Cocktail ~ (Modern Shrub) A very striking, bright rose with clusters of single flowers on an upright plant. Red blooms with white and yellow centres, the red intensifying with age. Meilland 1957 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Ferdinand Pichard ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) One of the most attractive of the striped varieties. Double, pink and crimson flowers with a lovely scent, freely produced amid luscious foliage. Tanne 1921 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £16.50 each


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Guy Savoy ~ (Modern Shrub) A healthy, glossy rose with large clusters of semi-double blooms of strong pink, white and mauve stripes. Good strong scent. Delbard 2001 (150x210cm) 5 x 7’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Joseph’s Coat ~ (Modern Shrub) Loosely double flowers are a mixture of shades but basically a deep orange and yellow. Borne in clusters on a thorny, upright plant with light green glossy leaves. Can be grown as a small climber. Armstrong & Swim 1964 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Kasteel Hex ~ (Modern Shrub) Well perfumed, deep crimson to purple double blooms with a medium stripe. Foliage is matt and lush. Disease resistant and reliable. Named for the Belgian family D’Ursel at Hex. Beales 2013 (150x150cm) 5 x 5’ £18.50 each


Léonie Lamesch ~ (Polyantha) An interesting rose. One of the early Polyantha roses, the forerunners to the modern Floribundas; clusters of small coppery-red blooms with yellow centres. Rich green foliage. Lambert 1899 (120x60cm) 4 x 2’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

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Thumbs Up ~ (Modern Shrub) An unusual and charming rose, large fully double, scented flowers of soft yellow with pastel pink stripes, as if applied with a brush. The blooms are freely produced in clusters all summer through. A shrub rose with vigorous growth, bushy and slightly arching, which could easily be adapted as a climber. Horner 2006 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Variegata di Bologna ~ (Bourbon) Very pronounced stripes of purple on a creamy-white background, reminding one of blackcurrant jam and semolina school dinners! A tall, lax bush with coarse foliage. Bonfiglioli 1909 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Vick’s Caprice ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Large, double cupped flowers with high centres. An unusual rose of pale pink and lilac with white and deep pink stripes. Attractive foliage on relatively thornless stems. Vick 1891 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £18.50 each

3+ £16.65 each

Village Maid ~ (Centifolia) ‘Belles des Jardins’ ‘La Rubanée’ ‘Rosa x centifolia variegata’ ‘Unique Panachée’. A perfumed and free flowering, unique double rose of white striped lilac. Vigorous, thorny and very floriferous. Vibert 1821 (150x120cm) 5 x 4’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

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Frühlingsmorgen ~ (Modern Shrub/Pimpinellifolia Hybrid) Medium, single flowers of cherry pink with primrose centres. Occasionally recurrent. A superb shrub. Kordes 1942 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

Honorine de Brabant ~ (Bourbon) A very acceptable striped rose. Delicate shades of lilac with purple markings, especially good in autumn. Tanne 1916 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each


Plaisanterie ~ (Hybrid China Musk) Beautiful semi-double, honey and pink blooms that age to dark rose-pink. Borne in large clusters amid semi-glossy reddish-purple foliage. Smaller flowers than ‘Mutabilis’. Can be grown as a small climber. Lens 1996 (180x180cm) 6 x 6’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

York and Lancaster ~ (Damask) ‘Rosa damascena versicolor’. Perfumed, blush white flowers, striped or mottled with pink. Needs very good soil to do well. More a collector’s piece than of real garden merit. Unknown Pre 1551 (180x120cm) 6 x 4’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

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Sadler’s WellsRoger Lambelin

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Mutabilis ~ (China) ‘Rosa turkestanica’ ‘Tipo Ideale’ ‘Rosa x odorata’ ‘Butterfly Rose’. A very unusual rose. Continuously produced single flowers of honey-yellow to orange and red. Can reach 180cm or more, so could be used as a climber, but more likely to stay relatively dwarf. Introduced in Switzerland in 1932, but considerably older, probably pre Redouté. Unknown 1860 (150x90cm) 5 x 3’ £17.50 each


Roger Lambelin ~ (Hybrid Perpetual) Maroon fringed white, double flowers. Good fragrance. For best results, extra care and feeding is required. Schwartz 1890 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £17.50 each

3+ £15.75 each

Sadler’s Wells ~ (Modern Shrub) This is a fine, continuous flowering shrub. The semi-single flowers are produced in large, well-spaced clusters on a vigorous plant. The background colour is silvery-pink and each petal is laced with cherry red. Beales 1983 (120x90cm) 4 x 3’ £16.50 each

3+ £14.85 each

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Section Shrub Roses · Y US Y US Y US Marie-Jeanne ~ (Polyantha) Clusters of fully double rosette-shaped blooms of pale, blush-cream. Almost thornless, with glossy light green tinted