ONLINE BROCHURE Hybrid Tea Roses - Country Garden Roses
ONLINE BROCHURE Hybrid Tea Roses - Country Garden Roses
ONLINE BROCHURE Hybrid Tea Roses - Country Garden Roses
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JOHN WATERER<br />
<strong>Hybrid</strong> <strong>Tea</strong> Rose. 1970. 3ft-4ft.<br />
This variety is a superb dark red that has a good production of flowers<br />
and quickly and freely reproduces each crop of bloom.<br />
It has many winning points. The perfume is good without being strong,<br />
it has a classic form and, with a larger than average sized bloom, it has a<br />
presence rarely found in a rose.<br />
Makes a lovely cut flower as the blooms last well in water, and looking at<br />
the photograph will produce a fabulous indoor show in a vase.<br />
Good strong growth with a vigorous and branching habit and fairly<br />
healthy.<br />
Has been popular for over thirty years and will continue to do so for<br />
many years to come.<br />
A truly desirable rose and everything that a <strong>Hybrid</strong> <strong>Tea</strong> should be.<br />
Highly Recommended.<br />
Royal National Rose Society Certificate Of Merit.<br />
Named after an English nurseryman.<br />
JOSEPHINE (Weksiamia)<br />
<strong>Hybrid</strong> <strong>Tea</strong> Rose. 2009. 2ft-3ft<br />
A fantastic new hybrid tea with enormous ruffled blooms of rich ruby<br />
red. The petals are huge (just one can cover a child’s palm) and hold<br />
their brilliance and form from beginning to end.<br />
The new foliage is quite distinctive and changes from reddish to green<br />
as the season unfolds.<br />
Josephine makes an impressive and conspicuous addition to any garden.<br />
The huge blooms repeat well, and with regular dead heading will<br />
keep repeating until the first frosts.<br />
Hardy and good disease resistance with a full fruity fragrance.<br />
Named for the international best selling author Josephine Cox who selected Dr Barnardos as the beneficiary<br />
of sales.<br />
JOSEPHINE BRUCE<br />
<strong>Hybrid</strong> <strong>Tea</strong> Rose. 1950. 2ft-3ft<br />
<strong>Hybrid</strong> <strong>Tea</strong> <strong>Roses</strong><br />
We have re-introduced this rose as we have had so many requests<br />
for it this season.<br />
Lovely dark red blooms which repeat well right through the season.<br />
The blooms expand slowly from the large buds and the blooms are<br />
long lasting.<br />
It has a sweet apple fragrance which is possibly the reason for so<br />
many requests.<br />
Highly recommended for its colour but does need loving care and<br />
attention.<br />
Prone to a bit of mildew later in the season but that can be kept under<br />
control with spraying.<br />
Bred by Alfred James Fraser. UK. Introduced by Bees Ltd in 1950.<br />
www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />
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