ON LINE BROCHURE Personalised - Country Garden Roses
ON LINE BROCHURE Personalised - Country Garden Roses
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 />
SALLY (Sally Holmes) (Shrub Rose)<br />
This award winning rose is one our favourite shrub roses.<br />
Exceptionally large trusses of beautiful buff to ivory blooms with silvery pink edging.<br />
This rose is easily recognisable by its spikes of five petalled flowers thickly clustered on lofty<br />
stems. There can be few lovelier sights on a calm summers day, especially when viewed against<br />
a dark background.<br />
A tall commanding plant with dark glossy leaves which can reach 5 or 6ft.<br />
Should be planted out of the wind as the long stems can thrash around and become damaged.<br />
A delightful and unusual shrub with a good long flowering period and very healthy.<br />
Good perfume. Highly Recommended.<br />
AWARDS<br />
Royal National Rose Society Trial Ground Certificate. 1975<br />
Belfast Certificate Of Merit 1979<br />
Baden Baden Gold Medal 1980<br />
Glasgow Fragrance Award 1993<br />
Portland Gold Medal 1993<br />
SALLY (Sally’s Rose) (Hybrid Tea Rose)<br />
A very appealing rose with lovely blooms of creamy pink with apricot tints.<br />
Beautifully shaped classic hybrid tea blooms which really take the eye.<br />
Short bushy habit with most unusual young reddish foliage which turns to dark glossy green as<br />
it matures.<br />
Repeat flowering is excellent, so dead head regularly to promote further blooms quicker.<br />
A good healthy little hybrid tea and good disease resistance.<br />
Scented.<br />
Named by the breeder to celebrate his daughters 21st birthday.<br />
Glasgow Fragrance Award 1997<br />
Bred by Roger Pawsey. 1994<br />
SALLY (Simply Sally) (Shrub Rose)<br />
Not a very well known little rose, but now it has been given Gold Standard status the public will<br />
be seeing a whole lot more of this very pretty rose.<br />
Not very big, but makes up for it with its startling and prolific blooms.<br />
Masses of blooms cover this compact and neat little bush from early summer until the first autumn<br />
frosts.<br />
Pretty blooms of light pink with a white centre and an attractive golden stamen. Harkness<br />
<strong>Roses</strong> who bred this little stunner call the colour 'Apple Blossom' .<br />
The single flowers bloom in flushes through the season and repeat quite quickly which makes it<br />
always appear to be in flower. The foliage is semi glossy medium green and very healthy and disease resistant.<br />
Can be grown in the garden or container. Slightly scented. Highly recommended.<br />
GOLD STANDARD AWARD WINNER 2009<br />
SIMPLY SALLY (Harpaint)<br />
Since 2006 a few roses are selected each year for this prestigious award. Based on cumulative information from invited<br />
independent judges, the Gold Standard is awarded to worthy varieties.<br />
Health, floriferousness, scent and commercial appeal are all considered key factors in the final choice.<br />
Bred by Harness <strong>Roses</strong>. UK<br />
For further information please see Gold Standard <strong>Roses</strong> on the Main Menu.<br />
SAM (Here’s Sam) (Hybrid Tea)<br />
This American bred rose is a tall stately rose that really commands your attention in the<br />
garden.<br />
Towering above all the other roses, the tall upright stems produce exhibition quality blooms of<br />
luminous pink. A great rose for the back of the border which produces blooms all season.<br />
The dark green foliage is healthy with good disease resistance.<br />
Not a powerful fragrance as one would expect from such a big rose.<br />
but very pleasant and pleasing to the senses.<br />
Not very well known as a garden rose but has had considerable success on the show bench.<br />
The long stems and quality blooms are a lovely rose for cutting.<br />
Bred in the USA by E Edwards who named the rose after his father Sam Edwards.<br />
www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />
www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />
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