Sadler’s Wells

Unique to us in the UK. Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 1983. (Modern Shrub) This is a fine, continuous flowering shrub. The semi-single flowers are produced in large, well-spaced clusters on a vigorous plant. The background colour is silvery-pink but each petal is laced with cherry red edging. A fine sight in full bloom.

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.

Rosa Sancta

(Species) ‘Rosa richardii’ ‘St.John's Rose’ ‘Holy Rose’. Closely allied to the Damasks. Large, single pink flowers with good foliage. A good prostrate rose.

Rosa Suffulta

(Species) 'Rosa arkansana'. Clusters of single, pink flowers on a short plant, followed with small orange pear shaped hips. Soft grey foliage, thin spiny stems. Tolerant of poor soils and is suitable to be grown in a container.

Rosa Nitida

(Species) The single, dark pink flowers are small, but plentiful. Lovely fern-like foliage which turns rich crimson in the autumn with hips. Tolerant of shade. Suitable to be planted in a container. A useful, shorter species with abundant, short canes which, makes a good, dense bush for ground-cover and group planting. Dated to early 19th century.

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 Martini

(Hybrid Tea) A beautiful, deep pink rose with large, very double, old fashioned blooms. Strongly scented and very healthy.

Pink Grootendorst

(Rugosa) Masses of small, clear pink flowers with frilled edges, contrasting particularly well with good Rugosa foliage. Makes a good hedge.

Nelson's Journey

Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2012. Two tone, pink, semi double flowers with a subtle fragrance. Dense, bushy growth on a small, showy shrub of great charm.

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.

Lavender Lassie

(Modern Shrub) Large trusses of beautiful lavender to pink flowers produced throughout the summer on a healthy bush which is ideally suited to specimen planting.

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.

Golden Dawn

Dorothy Perkins

(Wichurana) One of the most famous of all roses. Colourful cascades of clear pink flowers. Can be prone to mildew, cut back hard after flowering, feed regularly with liquid feeds.

Duchess Of Portland

(Portland) 'The Portland Rose'. A fantastic sight en-masse. Clear cerise red, single with conspicuous anthers.

Duchesse D'Angouleme

(Gallica) Blush pink, delicate, nodding flowers freely produced rather early in the summer. A very useful shorter yet vigorous variety.

Colby School

Unique to us in the UK. (Floribunda) Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2006. A Compact Floribunda this is a charming little rose of creamy-white with hints of pink on the petals and with a honey coloured centre to each flower. The fully double blooms are borne in large numbers and and the petals are tidily arranged to form a neat cushion-like flower. Named for Colby School in North Norfolk, upon their centenary in 2006. The late Peter Beales attended this school, when aged five.

Daphne

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

Common Moss

(Moss) 'Old Pink Moss' 'Communis'. A well loved rose of clear pink with an outstandingly strong perfume.

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.

Souvenir de Jeanne Balandreau

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

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.

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.

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 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.

Henri Martin

(Moss) Clusters of bright crimson flowers on sparsely mossed, long stems, semi-double with well mossed buds.

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.

Flora

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

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.

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.

Bourbon Queen

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

Belinda

(Hybrid Musk) Trusses of fragrant, semi-double flowers of mid pink, amid plentiful, darkish, green foliage. A rare Hybrid Musk which should be more widely grown.

Blush Damask

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

Ards Rover

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

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''.