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<strong>Country</strong> <strong>Garden</strong> <strong>Roses</strong>. Is There A Rose With Your Name On It ?<br />

It is not very big so is also quite happy in a large container.<br />

The bush is normally small and compact but can become quite sizable if left un-pruned.<br />

Small rich dark green foliage which is healthy and quite disease resistant. Pleasantly scented.<br />

Bred in Germany 1901.<br />

Also known as 'Katharina Zeimet' & 'White Baby Rambler'<br />

KATHLEEN (Shrub Rose)<br />

An award winning rose with buds of apricot which change to attractive blush pink blooms.<br />

The blooms come in large clusters of small single flowers on long stems.<br />

Flowers from early summer right through to the first frosts.<br />

The new foliage is a lovely coppery colour and turns green as it matures.<br />

A healthy rose with good disease resistance and a pleasant perfume.<br />

A versatile rose which can be grown as a shrub or short climber and is almost thornless.<br />

Has won numerous awards in the USA.<br />

Bred by the Rev Joseph Hardwick Pemberton. UK<br />

KATHLEEN (Kathleen Harrop) (Climbing Rose)<br />

Beautiful semi double shell pink blooms on this old favourite which is almost thornless and is<br />

one of the last of the Bourbon <strong>Roses</strong> introduced.<br />

Attractive grey green pointed foliage.<br />

Flowers right through the season and is not affected by bad weather.<br />

Can get a touch of mildew late summer if growing in an area with poor air circulation.<br />

A useful rose as it can tolerate a North wall situation, will cope with shade and poorer soils.<br />

A sport of 'Zepherine Drouhin' Good Perfume.<br />

For other Thornless <strong>Roses</strong> see<br />

WHAT ROSE WHERE ? On the main menu on our web site.<br />

KATHLEEN (Kathleen’s Rose) (Floribunda Rose)<br />

A very beautiful rose of startling colour combinations.<br />

Hues of apricot and blends of pink and peaches, which in turn can change to flushes of yellow<br />

and bronze.<br />

Plenty of blooms throughout the season which carry through until the autumn.<br />

For best results plant in full sun and dead head regularly to promote further blooms and keep<br />

the rose tidy.<br />

A healthy attractive rose with good disease resistant.<br />

We are always in short supply of this popular rose so please book as early as possible to avoid disappointment.<br />

Highly recommended.<br />

Scented.<br />

KATIE (Baby Katie) (Patio Rose)<br />

A pretty little rose from the USA with very attractive blooms of pink and cream with a yellow<br />

blush in the centre.<br />

Not sold in many nurseries in this country but well known on the show bench as it is a Registered<br />

Exhibition Variety.<br />

The foliage is matt green and compliments the blooms perfectly.<br />

Can be grown in the garden or a container.<br />

Plant in full sun and a little TLC will repay the kindness.<br />

A wide variation in colour has been detected to varying climates.<br />

Not a strong perfume but very pleasing.<br />

KIM (Floribunda Rose)<br />

This variety has flowers that are large in proportion to the plant, having over 30 petals: they open<br />

from clusters of plump buds into rounded flowers of canary yellow and become cupped as the petals<br />

reflex, then admit flushes of pink as they age, to a marked degree in hot weather.<br />

The blooms are carried quite close to the foliage, giving the plant a compact appearance, and they<br />

repeat their flowers with good continuity through the summer and autumn.<br />

There is a pleasant light fragrance, and the flowers open cleanly in all weathers.<br />

'Kim' is good for small spaces of every kind, to edge a bed or in a container.<br />

The growth is compact and bushy, much shorter than the average bush rose, and the plant is well provided with<br />

small, matt mid-green leaves.<br />

Was given the Royal National Rose Society's , Certificate Of Merit.<br />

www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />

www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />

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