ON LINE BROCHURE Personalised - Country Garden Roses
ON LINE BROCHURE Personalised - Country Garden Roses
ON LINE BROCHURE Personalised - Country Garden Roses
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<strong>Country</strong> <strong>Garden</strong> <strong>Roses</strong>. Is There A Rose With Your Name On It ?<br />
CHARLES (Prince Charles) (Shrub Rose)<br />
This lovely old medium to tall Bourbon rose has loose semi-double blooms of crimson-mauve with<br />
some veining in the flower.<br />
It is very similar to the well known Bourbon Queen.<br />
The stems are almost thornless and the foliage is large and deep green.<br />
A very handsome rose that will grow to around five feet so give it<br />
plenty of room.<br />
A good health record and excellent disease resistance.<br />
Summer flowering but well worth a place in any garden.<br />
Fragrant.<br />
CHARLIE (Bonnie Prince Charlie’s Rose) (Shrub Rose)<br />
The origin of the Alba <strong>Roses</strong> is lost, but there are many ideas as to their parentage.<br />
With nearly single blooms, and significant anthers, the largest of the Albas has a sweet scent and<br />
pure white flowers.<br />
The attractive grey green leaves and autumn hips extend the season.<br />
Sometimes offered as simply 'Semi Plena' rosarians are divided over its worthiness. Some feel it is<br />
under rated and others feel that other Albas far outshine it.<br />
It was introduced into the UK by invading Roman armies and shares the honour with a simple<br />
white Alba as the 'White Rose Of York'<br />
Still grown in Bulgaria for attar.<br />
Summer flowering.<br />
Royal Horticultural Society Award Of <strong>Garden</strong> Merit 1993<br />
Also known as the 'White Rose Of York' & 'Rosa Alba Semi Plena'<br />
CHARLIE (Charlie’s Rose) (Hybrid Tea Rose)<br />
This rose will be around long after TVs Ground Force has faded from the memory.<br />
Superb large blooms with a mixture of cherry red and silvery pink.<br />
Named after Charlie Dimmock the popular gardener of "Ground Force" fame.<br />
A tall handsome rose that really makes a statement in the garden.<br />
Flowers from early summer through to the first frosts and is a great addition to any garden.<br />
A tough and easy to grow variety which makes a lovely cut flower and has become very popular<br />
with flower arrangers.<br />
The blooms are pretty weatherproof and have the added bonus of a wonderful perfume.<br />
Named For Amnesty International.<br />
Bred in Germany 1994 Introduced to the UK 2001 Also known as 'Acapella'<br />
CHARLIE (Cheerful Charlie) (Floribunda Rose)<br />
An attractive Floribunda with masses of bright red flowers with frilly petals.<br />
Flowers throughout the summer and well into the autumn.<br />
Medium green foliage which sets the blooms off to perfection. Nice bushy compact<br />
growth and excellent health record. Quite at home in the border or will be equally happy<br />
in a container. Lots of blooms so dead head regularly to promote further blooms and keep<br />
the plant tidy.<br />
Lives up to its name and is very cheerful looking rose.<br />
A real eye catcher with a pleasant fragrance.<br />
Bred in Scotland 2001 Introduced 2004<br />
CHARLOTTE (English Rose. David Austin)<br />
Soft yellow and beautifully arranged deeply cupped blooms. A little smaller than the usual David<br />
Austin rose but is a superb little rose.<br />
Repeat flowers extremely well and is very highly recommended.<br />
The growth is compact, bushy and rather upright.<br />
All in all one of the most beautiful of the English <strong>Roses</strong>, and also for areas with particularly cold<br />
winters, one of the hardiest.<br />
It has a delicious Tea Rose fragrance.<br />
www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />
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