ONLINE BROCHURE Hybrid Tea Roses - Country Garden Roses

A WHITER SHADE OF PALE (Peafanfare)
Hybrid Tea Rose. 2006. 3ft-4ft.
A stunning new rose for our Hybrid Tea section.
As its name suggests, superb high centred white blooms with a hint of pale blush
pink.
The blooms are large and perfectly formed and withstand all weathers.
Repeats well and the blooms come in flushes throughout the season.
Dark semi-glossy foliage.
An easy to grow variety with a good health record.
For the best results, plant in full sun, dead head regularly, feed and water well and you will have a wonderful
show from spring until the first frosts.
Bred by Colin Pearce who is renowned for breeding good healthy roses and this stunner in no exception.
Superb fragrance.
Highly Recommended.
ADRIANA (Frydesire)
Hybrid Tea Rose. 1999. 2ft-3ft.
Gorgeous shapely blooms of delicate pale cream, deepening to creamy caramel.
A lovely healthy tough rose with masses of blooms throughout the summer and into
autumn.
The spent blooms should be removed regularly to promote further blooms and
keep the bush tidy.
Good disease resistance
A good bedding rose as the blooms last quite a while and always seems to have a
good show.
A very beautiful rose with a lovely spicy fragrance.
ALEC’S RED (Cored)
Hybrid Tea Rose. 1970. 4ft
Hybrid Tea Roses
Most catalogues would describe the flowers on this rose as 'Turkey red' although
the colour does fade a little with age.
The large flowers and the fantastic scent have enabled this variety to stay
popular for many years.
It is a vigorous plant with dark green healthy foliage and repeats well
It comes into flower earlier in the season than most other roses so has a
good long flowering period..
Named after a well known Scottish rose grower who started breeding late in
life, and this was his first big success and is now grown all over the world.
An excellent garden rose but does not always do well in a container.
We used to stock the climbing version but it did not prove popular as it had a limited flowering period.
An award winning rose.
Edland Fragrance Medal 1969.
Royal National Rose Society President's International Trophy 1970.
Belfast Fragrance Prize 1972.
Anerkannte Deutsche Rose 1973.
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