ON LINE BROCHURE Personalised - Country Garden Roses

Country Garden Roses. Is There A Rose With Your Name On It ?
LOUISE (Louise Odier) (Shrub Rose)
One of the best bourbon roses and very popular.
Lovely old fashioned large blooms of mid pink throughout the summer and is one of the most
floriferous of the Old Garden Roses Very free flowering and reliable.
The tall arching canes are covered with soft, olive green leaves and maroon prickles and has
good disease resistance.
A very useful rose as iit makes an excellent rose for cutting and can also be trained as a climber
and will tolerate some shade.
Wonderful Rich Perfume.
'Louise Odier' is a good rose when used for breeding and is the parent of many popular French roses.
Also known as 'Madame Louse Odier' & 'Madame de Stella'
LOUISE (Princess Louise) (Climbing Rose)
A very old climber which has been around forever and still reasonably popular.
Masses of attractive cascading clusters of globular double flowers of creamy white shaded lilac pink.
Summer flowering but a very useful rose as it will grow on a North wall, tolerant of shade and poor
soil and has a lovely fragrance.
A good rose for pillars, arches etc. A very pretty and feminine rose.
Named after Princess Louise Marie of France and Queen of the Belgians 1812-1850.
For further information see Wikipedia
LUCY (Floribunda)
A superb new little rose with blooms of bright orange with a yellow reflex.
Quite a startling colour combination and no picture can do it justice.
Masses of flowers with excellent continuity of bloom which will really brighten up any garden
and keep blooming until the first frosts.
Not very big so will be quite happy in a container and makes a fine specimen with its dazzling
blooms.
This colour always does best in full sun, and needs dead heading regularly to promote further
blooms and keep the plant tidy.
A very popular rose for its name, colour and pleasant perfume.
If you like strong bright colours in your garden, this one fits the bill perfectly.
LUCY (Blushing Lucy) (Rambling Rose)
Not widely known as its introduction coincided with the beginning of World War II.
It produces graceful stems bearing large clusters of pretty light pink flowers that are
semi-double with white at the base of the petals.
Unlike many old ramblers 'Blushing Lucy' flowers right through the summer and into
the autumn.
It has dense glossy foliage which is quite healthy vigorous and disease free.
Does best in a sunny aspect
Pleasant fragrance. Bred by Williams. UK
LUCY (Luscious Lucy) (Patio Rose)
'Luscious Lucy', what a super name for this little beauty.
Bred in the USA it is a recognised exhibition variety with quite luscious blooms of
purple and pink blends.
Very free flowering and seems to be in bloom from early summer through to the autumn.
Semi glossy dark green foliage which is very healthy with good disease resistance.
An ideal little rose for containers, beds and borders.
Dead head regularly to promote speedy re-blooming.
Bred in the USA by R Tucker.
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