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Height	Year	Family

Breeze Hill (1926)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Wichurana Rambler) Very double, cupped flowers of pink, flushed soft peach produced in clusters on a vigorous if somewhat coarse plant.

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Brenda Colvin (1970)

(Filipes Hybrid) Soft pink, to white, single flowers, in large clusters, on a vigorous plant. Fragrant. Dark green, glossy foliage.

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Briarcliff (1926)

Unique to us in the UK.
(H.T) A shapely, high-centred rose of soft blush pink with deeper pink shading towards the base of the petals. Foliage is mid-green and matt. Growth upright and tidy.

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Burnet Double Pink (1600)

(Pimpinellifolia) Flowers appear early along the lengths of arching branches. Mahogany coloured round hips in the autumn. Fern like foliage.

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Camellia Rose (1830)

Unique to us in the UK.
(China) A vigorous rose with plentiful, darkish-green foliage. Attractively loose Camellia like flowers of blush pink in small clusters.

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Cameo (1932)

(Polyantha) Huge trusses of small, cupped, semi-double flowers of soft salmon pink deepening slightly with age. Growth dense and tidy.

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Care 2000 (1999)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Modern shrub) A free flowering shrub rose with healthy mid green foliage and bushy growth. The scented blooms are soft pink with salmon highlights. For every plant sold in 1999 we donat...

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Catherine Mermet (1869)

(Tea) Shapely flowers of a lilac-pink shade. Fragrant. An early greenhouse variety, but good as a garden rose.

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Catherine Seyton (1894)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Sweet Briar) Vigorous and thorny, flowers fragrant, single, soft pink with pronounced golden-yellow stamens. Foliage scented.

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Celestial

(Alba) ‘Celeste’. Beautiful, soft pink, semi-double booms in contrast to the leaden foliage. An old variety of unkown origin. Deserves to be in every garden.