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

PET (Little White Pet) (Shrub Rose)<br />

This lovely little rose has clusters of small white pom pom blooms with a pink tinge and is a real old<br />

favourite with gardeners. Ideal for cutting for display with good disease resistance.<br />

The blooms are complimented by lovely little glossy leaves and is an asset to any garden. A great little<br />

rose for borders and very easy to grow. Always in flower with a pleasant scent.<br />

Quite versatile as it can be grown in the ground or a container and is shade tolerant.<br />

Royal Horticultural Society Award Of <strong>Garden</strong> Merit 1993<br />

Also known as 'White Pet' 'Little Pet' 'Belle Of Tehran'<br />

Sometimes called 'Little Dot' in New Zealand.<br />

PETER (Blue Peter) (Patio Rose)<br />

This lovely little rose has clusters of small white pom pom blooms with a pink tinge and is a real<br />

old favourite with gardeners.<br />

Ideal for cutting for display with good disease resistance.<br />

The blooms are complimented by lovely little glossy leaves and is an asset to any garden.<br />

A great little rose for borders and very easy to grow.<br />

Always in flower with a pleasant scent.<br />

Quite versatile as it can be grown in the ground or a container and is shade tolerant.<br />

Royal Horticultural Society Award Of <strong>Garden</strong> Merit 1993<br />

Also known as 'White Pet' 'Little Pet' 'Belle Of Tehran' Sometimes called 'Little Dot' in New Zealand.<br />

PETER (Peter Pan) (Patio Rose)<br />

This compact little bush is covered in masses of dark red hybrid tea type blooms.<br />

Always seems to be in flower and will brighten up any dull corner in the garden.<br />

There are many blooms so spent blooms should be removed as often as possible to promote<br />

repeat blooms and to keep the bush tidy.<br />

Looks extremely colourful when planted in a group, and is an excellent bedding rose.<br />

It is only a small rose so will be quite happy in a container.<br />

The abundant foliage sets of the blooms to perfection.<br />

One of our favourite Patio <strong>Roses</strong>. Pleasant perfume.<br />

A healthy little rose that was bred for the Great Ormond Street Hospital Fund.<br />

PHOEBE (Phoebe’s Frilled Pink) (Rugosa Shrub Rose)<br />

Lovely frilly blooms of soft pink to white which are similar to carnations.<br />

The blooms flowers throughout the<br />

season in small attractive bunches.<br />

Good healthy rich light green foliage and excellent disease resistance.<br />

Like most Rugosa’s it is very versatile as it makes a good hedge, tolerant of poor soils and will<br />

also grow in the shade.<br />

Scented.<br />

(Also known as ‘Rugosa Fimbriata'’<br />

PHYLISS (Phyliss Bide) (Rambling Rose)<br />

Small semi-double blooms of pink salmon and gold.<br />

One of the few ramblers available that will flower right through the season and is one of our<br />

favourite ramblers.<br />

The buds are like small cones and are carried in wide clusters on short stems. They open into<br />

fairly full rosette shaped blooms of modest size, in a mixture of salmon pink and yellow-gold<br />

shades.<br />

They are lightly scented and their neat distribution within the cluster and overall on the plant<br />

is a pleasure to see.<br />

It is a vigorous grower with lax arching stems, making a splendid rambler for fences, and<br />

arches etc.<br />

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

A useful rambler as it will also cope on a North wall.<br />

Highly Recommended.<br />

www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />

www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />

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