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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 />

LARA (Hybrid Tea Rose)<br />

If your ideal rose is big pointed buds on tall elegant stems, then here's a beauty for you to consider,<br />

Large porcelain like blooms perched on long stems clothed in immaculate glossy green foliage.<br />

Makes a real statement in the garden.<br />

Good repeat flowering and excellent disease resistance.<br />

A superb rose for cutting that has a very pleasant liquorice fragrance and the blooms last well in<br />

water.<br />

Plant in full sun and dead head regularly for the best results.<br />

Also known as 'Home And Family'<br />

Bred in the USA. 2003<br />

Introduced into the UK 2009<br />

LAURA (Laura Ford) (Patio Climbing Rose)<br />

A sister to the very popular Warm Welcome and another from the Chris Warner stable who<br />

has produced plenty of cracking little climbers in the Patio Climbing range.<br />

Bright yellow blooms cover this bush from top to bottom and flowers through the season<br />

and well into the autumn.<br />

A pleasing perfume and very healthy<br />

Highly Recommended.<br />

Named after Laura Ford the famous Welsh artist and sculptor who has numerous<br />

collections of her work in galleries around the country including the Tate Gallery in<br />

London.<br />

For further information see. Wikipedia.<br />

Also known as 'King Tut' 'Normandie'<br />

LAWRENCE (Lawrence Of Arabia) (Hybrid Tea Rose)<br />

A lovely award winning modern hybrid tea with very unusual coloured blooms of pink, orange and<br />

yellow blends.<br />

Quite a showy rose and a real eye catcher that is an excellent rose for the garden and looks<br />

stunning in a group. Mid green healthy semi glossy foliage.<br />

The blooms are borne singly and in clusters.<br />

The blooms are ideal for cutting as they last well in water and fill a room with their exceptional<br />

perfume. Flowers right through the season plus a very good show in autumn and has good disease<br />

resistance.<br />

A very popular rose which for some strange reason is known under numerous names.<br />

Highly Scented.<br />

Also known as "Samaritan" "English Sonnet" King Arthur" "Fragrant Surprise"<br />

AWARDS<br />

Orleans Rose d'Or 1990.<br />

Baden Baden Silver Medal 1992.<br />

LAWRENCE (Lawrence Johnston) (Climbing Rose)<br />

This climber bears a lavish crop of eye catching bright clear yellow open cupped blooms.<br />

Has a super show from early summer but less in late summer and autumn, but still well<br />

worth planting.<br />

The flowers are quite large and scented and real show stoppers in full bloom.<br />

Light green glossy foliage but does need a little spraying to keep it clean.<br />

It is not for the faint hearted or small garden as it requires plenty of space and can easily<br />

reach 20ft plus.<br />

However it has always been a very popular rose which is probably due to its lovely perfume.<br />

Named after Lawrence Johnston of Hidcote Manor which is now a National Trust property.<br />

LE<strong>ON</strong>ARD DUDLEY BRAITHWAITE (English Rose. David Austin)<br />

This rose has the brightest crimson colouring of all the English <strong>Roses</strong>, standing out when viewed<br />

from across the garden.<br />

It is related to 'Mary Rose' and has many of that rose's good garden qualities.<br />

The flowers open wide and are slightly cupped. They are produced freely and with remarkable<br />

continuity.<br />

A charming Old Rose fragrance.<br />

Named to commemorate David Austin's father in law Leonard Dudley Braithwaite.<br />

www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />

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