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Country Garden Roses. Is There A Rose With Your Name On It ? IRENE (Irene Watts) (Shrub Rose) This rose which is hardier than many Chinas, has long apricot buds that reveal pale pink , double blooms with large petals and a button eye. When fully open the flowers resemble large carnations. Small dark green leaves cover a bushy, short, low growing shrub that usually reaches 2ft (60cm) This beautiful rose does well in the garden or a container, as is also very effective as a low hedge. Flowers throughout the summer and into autumn. Good disease resistance. Highly Recommended. Royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Merit 1993 IRENE (Irene’s Delight) (Hybrid Tea Rose) A very beautiful hybrid tea with unusually large blooms of a bright cerise pink. A good repeat flowering habit, and a super cut flower for the house. A Registered Exhibition Variety so the blooms should be outstanding.. May need a bit of TLC to get the best results but is well worth the effort for the blooms. A real stunner in bloom with a terrific perfume. IRIS (Hybrid Tea Rose) A lovely new rose with classic hybrid tea shaped blooms which looks a real winner. Intense coral pink blooms, which are borne singly and in clusters, which helps to maintain a long lasting and colourful display. Plenty of blooms right through the season and they are all a good shape and colour. Upright bushy growth, with abundant large, dark green glossy foliage. A super rose for cutting as the stunning blooms last well in water and fill the room with their lovely perfume. A great rose for the garden with its stunning colour, and not too tall so should do well in a container. A good health record. Not widely known at the moment, but this will all change when it is seen in more gardens. ISABEL (Renaissance Rose) This lovely variety has healthy strong upright growth and produces deep red blooms with an old fashioned look Another classic rose in the Renaissance group which are becoming increasingly popular over recent years. As with most of this variety it has a good long flowering period and plenty of blooms right through to the autumn. The young foliage is bronze red and maturing to glossy deep green. Probably one of the most popular of the group. Highly Scented. Also know as "Isabella" ISABELLA See Isabel. IVOR (Ivor’s Rose) (Shrub Rose) Lovely large fully double blooms of cerise red. A continuous flowering variety with upright growth and healthy foliage. We have only had it a couple os seasons and have been amazed and delighted with the bloom production. When it comes into bloom it is a real show stopper with its huge and plentiful blooms that seem to last forever. Looks well as a specimen rose and also makes a good hedge. Once the blooms are spent, dead head to promote more and keep this handsome plant tidy. Dedicated to Ivor Moores the BBC weather forecaster on his retirement. Scented. www.countrygardenroses.co.uk 32
Country Garden Roses. Is There A Rose With Your Name On It ? JACK (Black Jack) (Patio Rose) A tough little rose with plenty of very dark red blooms and attractive golden stamens. The blooms are quite large for such a small rose and are shaped like miniature hybrid tea blooms. Looks super planted in a group in the garden or can also be grown in a container. Bred in the USA. Recognised Exhibition Variety. Small dark green foliage, plus a pleasant fragrance. As with many dark red roses may need a little TLC to get the best results. Dead head regularly to promote further blooms. JACK (Jack’s Wish) (Hybrid Tea Rose) Stunning large salmon orange blooms are almost fluorescent against the dark shiny foliage. A very healthy rose with plenty of blooms throughout the summer and into autumn. Quite a show stopper in full bloom and really stands out in the crowd. Quite a lot of blooms for a hybrid tea so keep it tidy by dead heading regularly. Makes a good cut flower as the showy blooms fill the room with colour and last well in water. Prune quite hard in the spring to get the best results . Should be planted in full sun. Not a powerful perfume, but very pleasant. A very popular rose so it is often in short supply. JACKIE (Little Jackie) (Patio Rose) The flowers on this award winning rose are light orange-red with a yellow reverse. The florets are double, with more than 20 petals, and have outstanding exhibition style large flowered form. Bloom cycle repeat times are generally quite fast in most climates. The foliage is semi-glossy mid green and quite dense. 'Little Jackie' created quite a sensation at the first Royal National Rose Society Miniature show in St Albans in 1991, when it captured the newly created International Ralph Moore Trophy with a basket containing over 100 blooms. Does well in the garden or a container. Lots of blooms so dead head regularly to promote further blooms. A great little patio rose with a lovely perfume. Bred in the USA American Rose Society Award Of Excellence. 1984 JACQUELINE (Jacqueline Du Pre) (Shrub Rose) This lovely award winning rose keeps flowering all season until the weather finally stops it. Clusters of classic loose ivory blush blooms with lovely golden distinct stamens when fully open. A truly beautiful and striking rose that repeats well with a wonderful fragrance. Glossy dark green foliage. Can also be grown as a small climber. Highly recommended and one of our favourite shrub roses as what ever the weather it never lets you down. Named after the talented cellist who was born in Oxford. England in 1945 and died of multiple sclerosis in 1987. AWARDS Le Roeuix Gold Medal 1988 Royal National Rose Society Trial Ground Certificate 1994 Royal Horticultural Society Award Of Garden Merit 1994 JACQUES (Jacques Cartier) (Shrub Rose) The flowers of this rose develop from firm buds with feathery sepals and are borne in tight clusters. They open to fully double and quartered flowers often with button eyes. The large blooms are often up to 3ins (8cm) across and are a lovely shade of soft pink. The blooms are produced in succession from mid summer to late autumn. It is an upright sturdy shrub rose growing up to 4ft (1.2m) high, occasionally throwing up a taller shoot up to 5ft(1.5m) or more. The stems are stout and strong with ample thorns. The foliage is light green when young, deepening to a blue-green with age and sometimes crinkly. This excellent rose makes both a good bedding variety and a fine scented hedge. Good Fragrance. Also known as 'Marchesa Boccella' www.countrygardenroses.co.uk 33
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