THE GUIDE TO WHO GROWS WHAT - Roses UK

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z The Launch of Rose of The Year for 2007 The Rose of The Year for 2006 will be officially launched during the Festival of Roses at Hampton Court Flower Show, which runs from 4th - 9th July 2006. The rose is known at present under its registered name of “Fryhunk”. The selling name of the rose is announced to the public at the time of the launch. However, from past experience when using the registered name in Find That Rose! or growers’ catalogues this has caused some confusion. So for the purpose of Find That Rose! we list it under its selling name as “Tickled Pink” a free flowering.... guess what .... pink floribunda. It is illustrated on the front cover together with the current Rose of The Year TM “Champagne Moment”. “Tickled Pink” will be on sale this Autumn. You can book plants now from participating Mail Order Companies, or wait and visit a Garden Centre November onwards.. HANDY TIPS IMPORTANCE OF PRUNING! Well known rose trade saying “More roses are killed from under pruning than over!” To give your newly planted roses the best start; it is ESSENTIAL to prune all forms of bush and modern standards hard in the first Spring after planting. I.E. If you plant roses during the Autumn of 2006 prune hard in Spring 2007. Most roses will have been trimmed (when supplied) to about 30cm (12") – prune in the Spring to within two or three eyes of the crown/union. Some, but not all firms supply roses in the Spring ready pruned. If yours are not pruned; PRUNE! Annual pruning helps to retain that youthful appearance, and prolongs life! Method of pruning depends on type of roses involved. British Rose Growers Association members will be delighted to give you the advice you require. SELECTION OF VARIETIES CAN YOU HELP SELL COPIES OF ‘FIND THAT ROSE!’? One of the main problems Find That Rose! faces is the difficulty which potential customers have in obtaining a copy. Unfortunately bookshops are not interested, and most Garden Centres for some unknown reason feel stocking the book is a threat to their rose sales. If you are interested in stocking copies for sale these are available at a wholesale price. Please contact the Editor for prices etc. at address shown on page 1. Hybrid Tea roses gives you good classical shaped blooms and give you colour but also can be cut for the home. Floribunda roses are grown mainly to give mass colour effect, as they are born in clusters. Patio and Miniature roses can be used like bedding plants or where space is limited or for borders and edging. Ground cover roses are difficult to describe as they go up as well as along the ground. So if you need something to cover an unsightly area or to fall over a bank etc. then seek help in selecting the right variety. Various shrub roses are listed under their specific classifications and can be grown as specimens on their own or in mixed borders. Some only have limited flowering periods so make sure you select the right variety. Breeders are producing more and more modern shrub roses, many of which come under the “heading” of “English Roses” but others are listed just as shrub. They have the best of both worlds’ old-fashioned blooms but in general they are healthy and repeat flowering.They can be planted in groups for good colour effect, or again in a mixed border. 78 z
i Rose Time i See roses in bloom at MANNINGTON GARDENS AND COUNTRYSIDE Mannington Hall, Norwich NR11 7BB (Approach from B1149 Saxthorpe/Corpusty) Walks open daily 9-dusk Car Park Fee £2 OPENING HOURS May to September Sunday 12am – 5pm. June, July and August. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 11am – 5pm. FEES: Adults £4.00. Concession £3.00. Children U16 free. There is a Rose Tearoom and shop. Peter Beales Roses for sale. Roses feature throughout the extensive garden, and especially in the Heritage Rose Gardens and 20th century Rose Gardens where over 1500 varieties of roses are shown in gardens of many styles and periods. Roses are also grown in borders, formal beds, and in a scented garden as well as in more informal placings around the ancient walls and moat. Also to be enjoyed lake, trees and many shrubs. All types of roses exception miniatures are featured. Old fashioned shrub, modern bush roses, patio, ground cover, climber & ramblers, as well as roses on trial. Further information Tel (01263) 584175 Fax (01263) 761214 www.manningtongardens.co.uk 79 SECTION FIVE
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THE 24th EDITION OF FIND THAT ROSE!
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10% Discount to Royal National Rose
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Arthur Bell (f) 3 p Apu 2 Aus 2 Bar
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Bleu Magenta (c) 16 v Act 1 Aus 2 B
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Diorama (h) 5 k Sco 2 . Disco Dance
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Evelyn May (s) 7 p Bls 1 . Evening
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Fruhlingszauber (s) 9 k Bls 1 . Fuc
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Grand Chateau see: Barkarole Grand
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Ian Stuart (f) 15 v Wor 1 . Iceberg
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