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ROSES<br />

<strong>Roses</strong> are known as the ‘Queen of Flowers’ and in our opinion it’s with very<br />

good reason.<br />

Modern roses will almost always be in bloom from the moment the weather<br />

warms up, in Spring right up until Autumn turns into chilly Winter. And with<br />

the introduction of the Brindabella heat resistant and Black Spot resistant roses<br />

even gardeners in the more tropical areas can enjoy reasonably no fuss rose<br />

gardening.<br />

<strong>Roses</strong> come in many forms and colors, from the <strong>Ground</strong> <strong>Cover</strong> types that will<br />

spread out and clothe the ground in a myriad of blooms, to the formal Hybrid<br />

Teas that are perfect for picking to enjoy inside, the David Austins that combine<br />

old world shapes and colors with modern recurring flowering habits, and let’s<br />

not forget the beautiful and functional Floribundas with their wonderful clusters<br />

of flowers on each stem. There are climbers to brighten up the most ugly wall<br />

and also the very formal Weepers, Standards and Patio roses, your classic ball<br />

on a stick which will provide many months of color form and the wow factor to<br />

your garden. And don’t get me started on the fragrance..... Delicious!<br />

Whilst roses have a history dating back millions of years, the future seems<br />

equally endless. Not only are there numerous new releases each year from<br />

extensive breeding programs and trials the world over, there are new discoveries<br />

in rose types and characteristics that are leading continually to improvements.<br />

So we can all look forward to a colorful and fragrant future of roses.<br />

DELIVERY SURCHARGE<br />

WELCOME TO MID AUTUMN<br />

Welcome to our roses catalogue for 2012, with so much more on offer than<br />

simply roses. In each catalogue we endeavor to bring you a great range of new<br />

products and maintain all of the popular bulbs and plants for your selection.<br />

As always the website offers you our widest range of products available<br />

everyday, that are in stock and ready to order, as well as providing a glimpse<br />

of what else is on offer throughout the year.<br />

This catalogue offers some great value; Rose Collections pg26; All new<br />

Native Collection pg 48; Spring Bulbs ‘Lucky Dip’ pg58; and don’t forget buy<br />

any 10 roses across our entire range and save a further $10. We again have<br />

the Tropicanna Black pg34, a ‘new release’ Nandina Flirt pg 43, and a great<br />

Agapanthus Cloudy Days pg27. There are too many that we like to write them<br />

all here.<br />

So enjoy the 2nd of our five catalogues this year. We look forward to hearing<br />

from you and seeing any photo’s of your garden or favorite plants. You never<br />

know, we may ask to publish one and share it with all our other gardeners.<br />

We wish you all the best for 2012.<br />

Climbing <strong>Roses</strong> ..............................6-7<br />

David Austin <strong>Roses</strong> .........................8-9<br />

Floribunda <strong>Roses</strong> ........................10-13<br />

Hybrid Tea <strong>Roses</strong> ........................16-19<br />

Patio & Standard roses ...............22-24<br />

Rose Collections .............................. 26<br />

Agapanthus ...................................... 27<br />

Flowering Trees & Shrubs ...........30-31<br />

<strong>Garden</strong> Color ..............................32-35<br />

POT PLANT SIZE GUIDE<br />

GUIDE TO SYMBOLS<br />

Frost tolerant once established.<br />

Require little water once established.<br />

Suitable for hanging baskets.<br />

Suitable for areas with full sun.<br />

Suitable for areas with part shade.<br />

Suitable for areas with full shade.<br />

Garvineas ....................................36-37<br />

Hellebores ...................................44-45<br />

Liliums ........................................46-47<br />

Natives ........................................48-51<br />

Gladioli ............................................ 52<br />

Produce ......................................54-56<br />

<strong>Garden</strong> Gear ................................59-61<br />

Climate Guide, Index ........................ 62<br />

Order Form ...................................... 63<br />

Each plant in this catalogue is described as to how it is supplied.<br />

For example: Dormant Plant, Bare Rooted Tree, 5lt Grow Bag or Pot Size.<br />

75mm pots 50mm pots Forest Tube<br />

Excludes Rose Collections<br />

and Banksia <strong>Roses</strong><br />

Highly fragrant rose.<br />

Ideal cut flower rose.<br />

Disease resistant rose.<br />

Ideal in pots or containers.<br />

Suitable to cut for vases.<br />

Grows this wide.<br />

Grows up to this height.<br />

These flower at this time.<br />

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