ON LINE BROCHURE Floribunda Roses - Country Garden Roses

ANNABELLE
Floribunda Rose. 1972. 3ft.
A real eye-catching floribunda with masses of blooms from May to
October.
The blooms are quite a stunning mixture of orange/red blends and
make a real statement in the garden.
Has been around for a while but the blooms do well on the show
bench and have made it popular for many years.
Fragrant.
Bred by Kordes in Germany.
Also known as Annabell.
ARTHRITIS ROSE (Cocclare)
Floribunda. 1988. 1ft-2ft
Masses of small bright yellow blooms in large clusters
The blooms are carried in small clusters of 3-9 with
each bloom having 15 petals.
Plenty of blooms are produced so regular dead heading
is advisable to promote new blooms.
Neat bushy growth with good disease resistance.
A cheerful little rose that will brighten up any garden
or patio.
Not very big so will be happy in the garden or a container.
You could even try a hanging basket providing great
care is taken to ensure it does not dry out.
Scented.
Named for The Arthritis Foundation.
Also known as "Ray Of Sunshine"
ARTHUR BELL
Floribunda. 1965. 2ft-2ft 6ins
FLORIBUNDA ROSES
This most satisfying award winning rose has flowers that are clear yellow,
bright in bud, opening paler and finishing almost primrose and
transforming from pointed buds to pretty cups along the way.
The blooms withstand all weathers and are good for cutting and exhibition
as they last well.
The flower clusters are held above the foliage, on upright stiff stems,
and the vigorous bush is well clothed with shiny bright green leaves.
Repeats well throughout the summer and is an excellent choice for a
bed or group.
Superb Fragrance.
Named after the Scottish whisky manufacturer, and the breeder recalled
that his reward for the rose was innumerable cases of whisky.
Royal National Rose Society Certificate Of Merit 1964
Belfast Fragrance Prize. 1967
Royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Merit 1993
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