Vick's Caprice

(Hybrid Perpetual) Large, double cupped flowers with high centres. An unusual rose of pale pink and lilac with white and deep pink stripes. Attractive foliage.

Thumbs Up

Unique to us in the UK. Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2006. (Modern Shrub) An unusual but charming rose, large fully double scented flowers of soft yellow with pastel pink stripes as if painted with a brush. The blooms are freely produced in clusters all summer through. Growth, bushy and slightly arching, which could easily be adapted as a climber.

Stamford's Sanctuary

Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2015.

Spectabilis

(Sempervirens Rambler) Small, double, cupped flowers in hanging clusters of cream and lilac. Ample foliage. A good, smaller rambler.

Surpassing Beauty

(Climber) (Hybrid Perpetual) 'Woolverstone Church Rose' A deep red climbing rose discovered by the late Mr.Humphrey Brooke. Very strongly scented.

Pink Paradise

(Hybrid Tea) Masses of intense pink fuchsia blooms with a bright yellow heart, extraordinary perfume. Its fresh coloring is complemented with dark green rudely healthy foliage.

Pink Gruss An Aachen

This rose is a perfect alternative to Eglantyne which we no longer stock. A superb rose with large soft salmon pink, scented flowers. Dwarf and hardy. In common with others this rose was erroneously listed as Irene Watts but is now correct here.

Martha

Unique to us in the UK. (Bourbon Climber) A sport of 'Zephirine Drouhin'.Medium sized, double pink blooms with a yellow base, born in clusters. Highly Fragrant. Can be grown as a large shrub. Hornless. 

Lady Sylvia (Climber)

Superb blooms of rich pink with a fine perfume. Outstanding.

Lovely Parfuma

(Floribunda) ‘Summer Romance’ ‘Rosengrafin Marie-Henriette’. Beautiful, fully double, quartered rosettes of rose pink with a strong rose scent with added notes of fruit and spice. Bushy, semi-glossy leathery growth with good disease resistance.

Lady Hillingdon (Climber)

(Climbing Tea) An outstanding rose, combining shapely, apricot-yellow flowers with healthy, plum coloured shoots and dark green leaves. Highly scented.

Long John Silver

(Setigera Hybrid Climber) Scented, large shapely, cupped double flowers of silky white, sometimes with a hint of blush, borne on long stems. Very beautiful and good for cut flowers.

Irene Watts

(China) Very double, pale pink flowers with deeper centres and a pleasant fragrance. Fairly dwarf and hardy. This is a lovely little rose and I grow to like it more and more each year.

Hunter

(Rugosa) Fully double, bright crimson flowers on a rugged, mediumsized plant with glossy dark green foliage. Slight fragrance. A useful rose.

Golden Dawn

Daphne

(Gallica) Fully double medium sized rosette flowers of rich lilacy-pink. Very fragrant. Foliage mid-green plentiful.

Crimson Glory (Climber)

(Climbing Hybrid Tea) Shapely blooms of deep, velvety red with a strong perfume. Makes a very good, vigorous climber.

Clementina Carbonieri

(Tea) An interesting combination of rich colours. Yellow, orange, pink and salmon, sounds vulgar but is actually a very lovely rose with good foliage for a Tea.

Armada

(Modern Shrub) Shapely large flowers of glowing pink in good sized clusters. Very free flowering. Extremely hardy.

Archiduc Joseph

(Tea) A mixture of pinks with purple and orange with a paler centre. An unusual rose. Very vigorous.

White Provence

(Centifolia) �Unique Blanche�. Creamy-white, late flowering variety with considerable garden value. Scented, each bloom having a fascinating, silky texture.

White Grootendorst

(Rugosa) Sport of 'Pink Grootendorst'. Small, double, carnation-like fragrant, white flowers. Bright green foliage.

Village Maid

(Centifolia) 'Variegata', 'Belles des Jardins', 'La RubanÃ��Ã�©e'. A free flowering, unique rose of white striped lilac. Vigorous and thorny.

Thais

Unique to us in the UK. (H.T) A rare variety. Flowers are full and of apricot through to yellow with orange veining. Dark leathery foliage.

The Doctor

(H.T.) A famous old variety which should not be allowed to disappear. Very large, rich, silver pink with a satin sheen to the petals. Shapely, high centred and strongly scented.

Souvenir de Jeanne Balandreau

(Hybrid Perpetual) Deep pink with vermilion highlights. Shapely, large flowers on strong necks. Scented.

Susan Hampshire

(Hybrid Tea) Clear rose pink. Free flowering and fragrant. A good rose. Matt, mid-green foliage.

Souvenir d'Elise Vardon

Unique to us in the UK. (Tea) Fragrant flowers of coppery-yellow overlaid with cream. Suitable for growth in warmer climates. Unique to us in the UK.

Rosa Multiflora Carnea

Unique to us in the UK. (Species) Double, globular flowers of lilac-pink in pendulous clusters. Dark foliage on a vigorous, wiry plant.

Rosa Chinensis

(Species) Unique to us in the UK. ‘Rosa Indica’ ‘Rosa x odorata’ ‘Bengal Rose’ ‘Slater’s Crimson China’. Semi-double, cupped, pink-red flowers, occasionally produced single. Dark, semi-evergreen foliage. Propagated from a plant sent to us from China in 1982. Suitable to be grown in a container and as a hedge. For best results, extra care and feeding is required.

Rosa Centifolia Muscosa

Prolifera Da Redoute

Unique to us in the UK. (Centifolia) A very old variety, rose pink in colour. Very full and cupped with frilled petals. Highly scented.

Paul Ricault

(Hybrid Perpetual) Bright rose pink. Superb flattish sometimes quartered flowers with a good perfume. Vigorous upright growth.

Pompon De Paris

(Chinensis Climber) A fascinating, small vigorous climber with fern-like foliage and thin growth. Small button-like, full bright pink flowers. Of Unknown origin, but dating back to 1839.

Princesse Marie

(Sempervirens Hybrid) Bright pink to lilac cupped flowers in large cascading clusters are a beautiful sight in mid-summer. Foliage is dark green on long pliable stems with few thorns. We believe this to be authentic. (It is not the rose offered as Belvede

Old Yellow Scotch

Unique to us in the UK. (Pimpinellifolia) Small, double, non-fading golden-yellow flowers borne on a thorny but compact plant. Early flowering. A very old variety.

Papillon

Unique to us in the UK. (China) Predominantly pink with white and copper reflections from the deeper base. A good but little known China.

Marechal Niel

Maréchal Niel Climbing Rose Description: The Maréchal Niel Climbing Rose is a celebrated classic, first introduced by Pradel in 1864. Known for its spectacular golden-yellow blooms, this rose transforms any garden with its old-world charm. The flowers, resembling perfect tea roses, are large and deeply double, releasing a wonderfully strong tea fragrance that beckons all who pass by. A delight for passionate rose aficionados and beguiling enough for newcomers, this rose's rich essence and beauty are sure to impress. Characteristics: - Colour: Striking golden yellow, with a lush and vibrant hue that subtly shifts depending on growing conditions. - Flowering: Enjoys repeat flowering, producing abundant clusters of blooms from early summer to autumn. - Fragrance: Rich and robust, reminiscent of tea with delicate floral undertones. - Bloom Size: Generously large flowers, approximately 5 inches in diameter. - Height and Spread: A vigorous climber, reaching heights of 10-15 feet and spreading up to 6 feet, ideal for training up walls, pillars, or obelisks. - Hardiness: UK hardiness zone H5, preferring warm, sheltered locations for optimal growth, often flourishing best against a sunny wall or under glass. - Foliage: Adorned with glossy, light green leaves presenting 3 to 7 leaflets. - Disease Resistance: Generally good, though it can be susceptible to common rose ailments including black spot, rust, and powdery mildew. Growing Conditions: For optimal growth and stunning blooms, plant your Maréchal Niel in rich, fertile soil that is moist yet well-drained. Full sun is essential for vibrant flowering, and mulching with well-rotted organic matter in late winter or early spring can provide extra nourishment. Regular feeding with a balanced rose or shrub fertiliser in early spring and again in early summer will ensure robust health and flowering. Pruning: Follow PRUNING GROUP 17 guidelines to maintain vigorous growth and encourage continuous flowering throughout the season. Uses: The Maréchal Niel Climbing Rose is a splendid choice for cottage-style gardens, informal flower borders, and wall-side plantings. Its magnificent, aromatic blooms also make it ideal for creating breathtaking cut flower arrangements. This enchanting rose pays tribute to Adolphe Niel, a notable French army general and statesman, and it has charmed heartstrings for over a century with its beauty and intoxicating fragrance. This variety remains a top choice for both seasoned gardeners and those seeking the perfect gift for a rose lover. Companion Plants: Enhance the beauty of the Maréchal Niel with complementary companions such as: - Lavender: Its fragrant purple blooms contrast beautifully and attract pollinators. - Salvia: Offers a burst of blue or purple, harmonising well with the golden tones of the rose. - Catmint: A low-growing shrub providing a relaxing blue hue while resisting deer and rabbits. Create a stunning display in your garden with the Maréchal Niel Climbing Rose and its delightful companions, transforming your outdoor space into a fragrant haven.

Marie Louise

(Damask) Glowing pink, double flowers with a strong fragrance. A compact, bushy variety with good foliage.

Madame Lois Leveque

(Moss) Soft 'tissue paper' petals of soft pale pink. Well mossed. Fragrant. A superb rose.

Marie-Jeanne

(Polyantha) Pale blush-cream in clusters. Almost thornless. An excellent, under-used rose.

Madame Jules Gravereaux

Mme. Jules Gravereaux Climbing Rose Introduction: Introducing the breathtaking Mme. Jules Gravereaux—a climbing rose that transforms any garden space into a fragrant paradise. With its enchanting blend of colours and delightful aroma, this cultivar stands out as an exquisite choice for passionate rose enthusiasts, budding gardeners, and those looking for a thoughtful gift. History of the Rose: Originally bred in the early 20th century, Mme. Jules Gravereaux has a storied lineage, showcasing the elegance and charm that has made it a favourite among rose lovers. Named after a prominent French horticulturist, its heritage reflects a commitment to beauty and quality that has endured through the decades. Care Instructions: To help your Mme. Jules Gravereaux thrive, follow these comprehensive care guidelines: - Planting: Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil to give your climbing rose the best start. Aim for at least six hours of sunlight each day. - Watering: Ensure consistent moisture, especially during dry spells. Water deeply to encourage strong root development. - Pruning: After flowering, prune any dead or damaged wood to maintain its shape and promote vigorous growth. A light trim in early spring will encourage lush foliage and abundant blooms. - Feeding: Use a balanced rose fertiliser every four to six weeks during the growing season for optimal health and flowering. Characteristics: - Colour: A stunning display of Yellow Roses, with a peach centre and salmon-pink highlights - Fragrance: Intensely fragrant, offering a sensory delight - Bloom Form: Very large and exceptionally double, providing maximum visual impact - Habit: Climbing, ideal for training on trellises, arbors, or walls - Blooming Period: Blooms continuously throughout the season, ensuring an enduring display Companion Plants: Pair your Mme. Jules Gravereaux with companion plants such as lavender, which enhances the garden's fragrance, or vibrant foxgloves for a contrasting textural element. Other suitable companions include clematis, whose sprawling habit complements the climbing nature of this rose, creating a stunning floral tapestry. With its remarkable beauty, enchanting scent, and ease of care, the Mme. Jules Gravereaux climbing rose is an impeccable choice for any garden enthusiast. Whether you're cultivating a tranquil retreat or searching for the perfect gift, this climbing rose is sure to inspire awe and admiration.

Martin Frobisher

(Rugosa) Large, double flowers of soft pink, with paler centres. Very fragrant with light green foliage. Bred in Canada.

Madame Butterfly (Bush)

(H.T.) A very lovely rose of several shades of pale pink to blush with lemon centre. Very fragrant. Popular rose between the wars.

Manning's Blush

(Sweet Briar) A double, white, Sweet Briar of reasonable proportions and habit, for the smaller garden.

Le Vesuve

(China) Shapely buds opening loose and blowsy, silvery-pink with deeper shadings. Good under glass.

Ley’s Perpetual

Ley's Perpetual (Rambling Rose) Description Ley's Perpetual is a delightful rambling rose that enchants with its stunning blooms and vigorous growth. Perfect for those looking to infuse elegance into their gardens, this rose will surely capture the attention of all who pass by. Characteristics Colour: The blooms are a lovely light yellow, which gracefully fade to a subtle buff hue, creating a unique and attractive display. Flowering: Known for its once-flowering habit, Ley's Perpetual produces a remarkable flush of flowers that lasts approximately 3 to 4 weeks in mid-summer. Fragrance: Enjoy the delicate and inviting tea fragrance that makes this rose a sensory delight. Bloom Size: With an average diameter of 4.25 inches and 26-40 petals, the large, full blooms present a captivating cupped-to-flat shape. Foliage: The orbicular foliage adds to the overall charm and elegance of this stunning plant. Size: As a rambling rose, Ley's Perpetual can reach heights of up to 6 meters, making it ideal for training on trellises, arbors, or climbing up existing trees. Growing Conditions This rose flourishes in well-drained soil and loves to bask in full sun to partial shade. Its hardy nature allows it to adapt to various garden conditions, making it a versatile choice for any outdoor setting. Planting Tips Choose a location with good air circulation for optimal growth. Regular pruning is essential to maintain its shape and encourage healthy development. With its exquisite blooms, enchanting fragrance, and robust growth characteristics, Ley's Perpetual is the perfect choice for anyone looking to add a touch of classic beauty to their garden.

Lady Hillingdon (Bush)

Pointed buds opening to superb golden yellow flowers. Dark foliage and purple stems. Fragrant. Suitable for growth in warmer climates.

Laure Davoust

(Rambler) Large cascading clusters of clear lavender-pink, double, cupped flowers paling attractively with age to blush white. Plentiful foliage. Healthy.

Juno

(Centifolia) An arching shrub with double, globular, blush-pink flowers. Scented.

Ilse Krohn Superior

Unique to us in the UK. (Climber) A lovely, pure white, fully double flower from a high centred bud. Very healthy glossy foliage. Vigorous.

Great Western

(Bourbon) Large, full quartered flowers of maroon-purple, fragrant. Foliage dark green. Growth arching, vigorous.

General Macarthur

(Climbing Hybrid Tea) Large, loosely formed, scented, deep rosy-red flowers. Very free flowering and vigorous. In good conditions, will grow taller than stated.

Grandmere Jenny

(H.T.) Peach and goldenyellow, flushed pink. Free flowering and healthy. A shapely rose. Well worth growing.

Flora

(Rambler) Trusses of off-white to lilacy-pink flowers. Fully double and cupped. Healthy dark foliage. Scented.

F. J. Grootendorst

(Rugosa) Clusters of small crimson flowers with frilled edges, on a bushy plant with good foliage.

Devoniensis

Duc De Fitzjames

(Centifolia) A vigorous and free flowering plant. The distinctive flowers of rich cerise-pink are large, cupped and quartered and fade to pale lilac pink. Superb fragrance.

Debutante

(Wichurana Rambler) Pale rose pink clusters of small, fragrant flowers amid glossy foliage.

Capitaine John Ingram

(Moss) One of the most charming of the Moss roses. Colour varies with the weather from dark crimson to purple. Very strongly scented.

Crimson Glory (Bush)

(H.T) Large, globular blooms of deep velvety red. Very fragrant. Has a rather weak neck but good despite this fault. Thorny angular growth, dark green foliage.

Baroness Rothschild

(Hybrid Perpetual) Huge cupped flowers of soft rose pink. On an upright, tidy plant with ample foliage.Some cannot detect a fragrance, considered by others to be present.

Baronne Prevost

(Hybrid Perpetual) Very double, flattish flowers of deep, rose pink. An upright and vigorous plant with ample foliage. Scented.

Black Prince

Unique to us in the UK. (Hybrid Perpetual) Fragrant, large cupped flowers of rich carmine shaded almost black. Vigorous.

Bourbon Queen

(Bourbon) 'Queen of the Bourbons' Vigorous. Free flowering, cupped rose pink, semi-double. Well worth growing in any soil.

Blanchefleur

(Centifolia) Very double, sweetly scented white with occasional pink tints. The plant is of typical Centifolia open habit.

Bettina

Burnet Double White

(Pimpinellifolia) 'Scotch Rose.' Early flowers borne in abundance on the whole length of the arching branches. Small, round, blackish hips in late autumn. Fern-like foliage.

Blush Damask

(Damask) A sweet little rose of pale pink with deeper centres. Highly scented. Tolerant of most soils. Probably a very old variety.

Baltimore Belle

(Hybrid Setigera) An interesting rambler. Very healthy. Fully double off-white to pale pink flowers in large clusters. Fragrant.

Ayrshire Splendens

(Hybrid Arvensis) Semi-double mixture of off-white and purplish-pink like 'Magnolia Souleangea Nigra'. Glossy foliage. Vigorous trailing habit. Unusual myrrh scent.

Ards Rover

(Climbing Hybrid Perpetual) Excellent old pillar rose. Shapely dark crimson flowers with a strong scent. Occasionally recurrent.

Ashwednesday

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

Alexander Hill Gray

Unique to us in the UK. (Tea) 'Yellow Maman Cochet' Large, shapely high centred flowers are lemon yellow becoming deeper with maturity. Very fragrant. Vigorous. Sutiable for growing in a warmer climate. Unique to usin the UK.

Agatha

(Gallica) This rose is highly scented, pale pink with a deeper centre. When fully open the irregular petals form a loose quartered effect reminiscent of crumpled crepe paper. More vigorous than its close relative ''Empress Josephine''.

Astra Desmond

(Multiflora Rambler) ‘White Flight’. A vigorous, well foliated rambler. Large clusters of double greenish-white flowers produced in great profusion.

Adam

(Climbing Tea) Large double flowers of peachy-buff, in small clusters or singly, produced on a medium angular plant. Scented. Can be grown as a shrub with support.