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Colour	Height	Family

Apricot Silk (1965)

(Hybrid Tea) High centred, fragrant, apricot with dark, glossy foliage. Vigorous and upright.

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Arthur Bell (1965)

(Floribunda) A golden-yellow fading to primrose-yellow as flowers age. Glossy foliage. Healthy.

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£ 6.36 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Arthur Bell (Modern Standard) (1965)

(Floribunda) A golden-yellow fading to primrose-yellow as flowers age. Glossy foliage. Healthy.

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Ashwednesday (1955)

(Modern Climber) An interesting rose. Trusses of ashen white to lilac double flowers on a vigorous, well foliated plant.

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Autumn Fire (Herbstfeuer) (1961)

(Modern Shrub) "Herbstfeuer" has large, semi-double flowers of dark red with a slight fragrance. Foliage dark green. Good, yellowish-red, pear shaped hips. Occasionally repeats its flowers.

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Autumn Sunset (1968)

Unique to us in the UK. (Modern Shrub) Sport of ‘Westerland’. Deep yellow. Very free flowering, scented. Good, glossy foliage. introduced into the UK for Mike Lowe of the USA. An excellent variety.

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Baby Mermaid (1950)

(Also known as Happenstance) (Hybrid Bracteata) Brought to the UK from America by Peter Beales. Single blooms are soft creamy yellow, almost perfect, if somewhat smaller, replicas of its well known parent, ‘Mermaid’, with wh...

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Bantry Bay (1967)

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(Modern Climber) A good rose with strong, healthy growth and leathery, mid-green foliage. Flowers large, shapely, semi-double to double, bright pink.

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Bettina (1958)

(Climbing Hybrid Tea) Coppery-orange, high centred flowers on dark stems with dark green foliage. Scented. Needs a warm, sheltered wall to flourish, when it can be quite beautiful.