ON LINE BROCHURE Floribunda Roses - Country Garden Roses
ON LINE BROCHURE Floribunda Roses - Country Garden Roses
ON LINE BROCHURE Floribunda Roses - Country Garden Roses
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EDITH HOLDEN (Chewlegacy)<br />
<strong>Floribunda</strong> Rose. 1988. 3ft-4ft<br />
This lovely rose is quite unique in colour; in cool weather the<br />
young flowers are a russet golden brown colour with a yellow centre<br />
while the reverse of the petals are pale and turn to fawn as<br />
they age.<br />
The semi double blooms are urn shaped with 15 petals and are<br />
borne in long sprays of 10-20,<br />
appearing continuously through the summer and into autumn.<br />
This unique colour is a flower arrangers dream.<br />
A useful rose as in a warm climate it can be grown as a short<br />
climber and is suitable for pillars and tripods.<br />
The mid green glossy foliage is healthy and disease resistant.<br />
Scented.<br />
Also known as 'The Edwardian Lady'<br />
Edith Holden was the diarist and author of The <strong>Country</strong> Diary Of An Edwardian Lady'<br />
Bred by Chris Warner who has bred so many beautiful roses over the years and is responsible for<br />
many of the new range of Patio Climbers such as 'Warm Welcome' and 'Summertime' etc.<br />
EDWARD’S ROSE (Smi73-7-97)<br />
<strong>Floribunda</strong>. 2008. 3ft-4ft<br />
This extremely disease resistant rose produces masses of exquisitely<br />
shaped deep salmon blooms, suffused in the centre with<br />
golden yellow.<br />
Edward's Rose flowers in repeat waves and large clusters of<br />
bloom from early summer to early winter.<br />
The plant has a tidy upright habit growing to approx 0.9m with<br />
attractive bronzed young foliage which darkens to a deep gloss<br />
green.<br />
Fragrant.<br />
Bred by Edward Smith. UK<br />
ELISABETH (Macel)<br />
FLORIBUNDA ROSES<br />
<strong>Floribunda</strong> Rose. 1964. 3ft-4ft<br />
Breathtaking blooms of orange salmon borne in large clusters.<br />
One of the greatest roses of our time.<br />
Repeats well, but for the best results feed in spring and again in<br />
July.<br />
Dead head regularly to promote quicker re-blooming.<br />
Highly Recommended.<br />
Excellent Fragrance.<br />
Named after Queen Elizabeth, wife of King George V1, whose father<br />
owned Glamis Castle in Scotland.<br />
This was the first rose to be given copyright protection in Britain.<br />
AWARDS<br />
RNRS President's International Trophy 1963<br />
RNRS Edland Fragrance Medal 1963<br />
RNRS Gold Medal 1963<br />
RNRS Rose Of The Year 1964<br />
Also known as 'Elizabeth Of Glamis' Irish Beauty' 'Irish Charm'<br />
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