Timeless Pink

(Hybrid Tea) Light pink to apricot, very fragrant, double flowers, that flower all summer long.

Timeless Charisma

(Hybrid Tea) Rich fuchsia red buds opening to fully double, deep pink shapely flowers. Oriental floral scent, sturdy with healthy foliage.

The Anniversary Rose

(Hybrid Tea) Large, mid pink, fragrant blooms on a sturdy plant with dark green foliage.

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.

Showtime

(Hybrid Tea) Beautiful long-lasting coral-pink blooms with healthy mid-green glossy foliage on a short bushy plant.

Sandringham

(Modern Classic) Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2016. Beautiful medium sized, fully double, heavily scented deep pink blooms, that are produced on a large, healthy, robust bush. The mid-green foliage is healthy and glossy.

Special Anniversary

(Hybrid Tea) An ideal gift. A superb hybrid tea rose with healthy glossy foliage. Has a long flowering period, highly perfumed and excellent disease resistance.

Rosa Glauca

(Species) This dainty rose features small, single and pink flowers with unique plum-grey foliage on arching stems.

Rural England

(Rambler) Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2006 for the Campaign to Protect Rural England. This is a beautiful free flowering rambler that produces masses of medium sized, pretty pink flowers in large cascading clusters all summer through. Ideal for pergolas and arches, it has plentiful, mid-green foliage with no more than a smattering of thorns.

Raspberry Cream Twirl

(Modern Climber) Deep pink, double flowers with stripes of cream and a light scent. A smaller almost thornless climber that has a robust and hardiness nature.

Rosa Californica 'Plena'

(Species) 'Plena'. Rich lilac-pink, semi double flowers borne liberally on a gracefully arching bush in high summer. Small rounded orange-red hips in the autumn. Amply foliated with grey-green leaves. A very useful rose, ideal for hedging or in a woodland setting. Tolerant of poor soil and shade. Dated to 1894.

Queen Elizabeth

(Floribunda) Large clear pink, double blooms. Tall, healthy, very reliable and hardy.

Pearl of St. Luke's

(Modern Shrub) Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2020. Unique to us in the UK. Beautiful shaped, perfumed satin pink blooms with rich golden anthers, emerging from deep pink buds. Glossy green foliage and incredibly healthy.

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 Perpetue

(Modern Climber) Outstanding. Clusters of scented, fully double, deep pink flowers with dark green foliage. A very adaptable climber.

Pure Poetry

(Hybrid Tea) Old fashioned, deep magenta, double blooms held on a strong neck. Sweet scent. Large, dark green, healthy foliage.

Pippin

(Climbing Rose) Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2013. Full, cushioned blooms of warm pink amongst dark glossy foliage.

Pink Bells

(Ground Covering Rose) A healthy, vigorous ground hugging variety with attractively formed fully double, small pink flowers and good, glossy foliage.

Parade

(Modern Climber) Fully double, large cerise flowers. Scented. Foliage glossy, profuse and healthy.

Mum In A Million (Bush)

(Hybrid Tea) 'Millie'. Beautiful medium to deep pink, large hybrid tea flowers on a sturdy plant with a lovely fragrance. Good glossy foliage and repeats all summer. Hardy.

Louise Odier

(Bourbon) Very double, camellia-like flowers of bright rose pink. A vigorous and perpetual rose with a lovely fragrance.

Kew Rambler

(Rambler) Single flowers of soft pink with deeper edging. Good, greyish-green foliage. Thorny.

Festive Jewel

(Modern Shrub) Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2004. A large shrub rose or small climber with beautiful high centred deep salmon pink, highly perfumed flowers in clusters. Growth is upright, the plant well clothed in fresh green foliage.

Belles Rives

All My Loving

(Hybrid Tea) Beautiful large, deep cerise-pink shapely blooms, with a good scent. Lovely healthy foliage. Very versatile. Hardy. Bred by Fryers.

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.

Mum In A Million (Standard)

Also known as 'Millie'. Beautiful medium pink, large hybrid tea flowers on a sturdy plant with a good scent. Good glossy foliage and repeats all summer.

Flower Carpet Pink (Standard)

St. Nicholas

(Damask) Semi-double blooms of rose pink. A charmer when caught in early evening sunlight when fully open and displaying the pronounced ring of golden stamens. 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.

Single Cherry

Unique to us in the UK. (Pimpinellifolia) A charming little rose. Fern-like foliage. Tidy growth and large, single, cherry-red flowers, followed by round, purple to black hips.

Rosa Nutkana

(Species) Medium sized flowers of pale pink to mauve on an open shrub. Globular, red hips apparently disliked by birds except as a last resort.

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 Doncasterii

(Species) 'Rosa macrophylla Doncasterii’. A vigorous shrub with dark green foliage. Single flowers of deep pink with pronounced anthers. Huge flagon-shaped hips of orange-red. Tolerant of poor soils and shade. Bred by Hurst.

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

Rosa Centifolia

Rosa x centifolia (Cabbage Rose) Description Rosa x centifolia, affectionately known as the "Cabbage Rose" or "Rose of May," is a timeless and highly aromatic shrub rose celebrated for its stunning, fully double blooms. This illustrious rose belongs to the Centifolia group, with roots tracing back to the late 17th century, offering both beauty and a rich history to garden enthusiasts. Key Characteristics Flowers: The blossoms of Rosa x centifolia are large and a delightful bright pink, exhibiting a captivating globular shape reminiscent of tender cabbage heads. Expect to enjoy their beauty in full swing during late June and July. Fragrance: Renowned for their strong, fresh scent, these roses hold a cherished place in the realms of perfumery and cosmetics, ensuring aromatic delight in your garden. Growth Habit: Reaching heights of approximately 5-6 feet, this shrub showcases lax stems adorned with an array of prickles. Its leaves, with five or seven dull green leaflets, gracefully droop, offering a soft, downy texture beneath. Soil Preference: While Rosa x centifolia flourishes in various soil types, it particularly thrives in calcareous soils, although it does appreciate some careful maintenance for optimal growth. Bloom Period: As a once-flowering variety, these splendid blooms grace the garden during the summer months, creating a seasonal spectacle of colour and fragrance. Cultivation Tips Planting: When planting, ensure a spacing of at least 2 feet between each shrub. Bury the lower inch of the branches below soil level and select a hole spacious enough for the root ball, avoiding root damage by not teasing them out. Care: A preference for well-drained soil and full sun sets this rose up for success. While they're generally low maintenance, regular watering and occasional pruning will help to maintain their shape and promote robust growth. Historical Significance Rosa x centifolia boasts a captivating history, first documented in the late 16th century by Clusius in his seminal work, Rariorum Plantarum Historia (1601). This rose has inspired countless Dutch and Flemish flower painters, standing as a symbol of elegance and a rich past. This charming rose is an exceptional choice for passionate rose connoisseurs and novice gardeners alike, eager to introduce a touch of historical elegance and enchanting fragrance into their outdoor spaces.

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.

Pink Perfection

Pink Perfection (Bush Rose) Description 'Rosa Pink Perfection' is an exquisite bush rose that brings a touch of elegance and vibrancy to your garden. Known for its stunning, large, double flowers, this variety showcases a harmonious blend of delicate pink hues. Each bloom, boasting an impressive 30 to 35 petals, creates a full and lush appearance that is sure to enchant anyone who lays eyes upon it. Key Features Flowers: Large, double blooms with 30 to 35 petals, presenting a beautiful pink colour. Fragrance: A moderate scent, featuring delightful hints of fruit and citrus, enriching your garden experience. Growth Habit: Compact and rounded, making it ideal for small gardens, patios, or balconies. Height: Typically growing to around 1-1.5 meters, perfect for adding beauty without overwhelming your space. Care: Prefers well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade. Regular pruning and deadheading will encourage continuous blooming throughout the growing season. Ideal Use This rose is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to introduce classic beauty into their garden. 'Pink Perfection' thrives in containers or small flower beds, making it particularly suitable for urban gardens where space is at a premium, combining compact size with striking visual appeal. Companion Plants To enhance the beauty of your 'Pink Perfection', consider pairing it with Lavender, which complements the fragrance while providing a lovely contrast with its silvery foliage, or Catmint for a delightful burst of blue hues. These companion plants will create a harmonious and visually captivating garden setting.

Princess Louise

(Sempervirens Hybrid) Cascading clusters of globular double flowers of creamy white shaded lilac pink. Fragrant.

Ozeana

Ozeana (Climbing Rose) Description Introducing the exquisite Ozeana, a breathtaking climbing rose that enchants with its graceful and fragrant blooms. Adorned with vibrant, pastel pink flowers that boast a delicate sheen, this beautiful rose is sure to become a focal point in any garden. The moderately sized blooms repeat throughout the growing season, ensuring a consistent display of charm and elegance. Plant Characteristics Growth Habit: The Ozeana is a vigorous climber, reaching impressive heights of 3-4 metres. Perfect for training up trellises, arbors, or walls, it adds vertical interest and sophistication to your outdoor space. Fragrance: Experience the delights of the moderate, sweet fragrance that wafts from the flowers, enhancing the sensory experience of your garden. Hardiness: This resilient rose flourishes in various conditions but thrives best in well-drained soil and a position receiving full sun to partial shade. Maintenance: Regular pruning is advised to maintain its pleasing shape and promote vigorous growth. Cultivation Tips Choose a site for Ozeana with excellent air circulation to help prevent disease. Amend the soil with rich organic matter and aim for a pH level between 6.0 and 6.5. Water consistently while allowing the soil to dry out slightly between irrigations to avoid the risk of root rot. Why Choose 'Ozeana'? The Ozeana climbing rose is a delightful addition to any garden, combining vibrant colour, enchanting fragrance, and robust growth. Its repeat-flowering nature allows for extended enjoyment throughout the season, making it a must-have for both beginners and seasoned rose enthusiasts alike. Captivate your senses and transform your outdoor space with this stunning climbing rose.

Mrs Sam Mcgredy

Introducing the 'Mrs. Sam McGredy' climbing rose, a captivating gem that elevates any garden space with its sheer elegance and vigorous growth. Since its debut in 1929, this Hybrid Tea rose has become celebrated for its generous, shapely blooms, presenting a continual show of colour from the height of summer into early autumn.

Marie Louise

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

Laure Davoust

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

Evangeline

(Wichurana Rambler) Healthy, leathery foliage providing an ideal foil for the clusters of semi-single, creamy-white, flushed pink flowers. Flowering, with advantage, rather later in the season than most of its type.

Empereur Charles Iv

Bred by Lens Roses and released in 2016 to honour the 700th anniversary of Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV's birth, this beautiful rose is a floribunda shrub in a bright, vivid pink. 

Dinky

(Hybrid Musk) Clusters of dark fuchsia pink, small, double flowers blend in nicely with its arching branches of lush green foliage.

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.

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.

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.

Adam Messerich

(Bourbon) Semi-double, luminous bright pink. Continuous flowering. Deserves more attention. Vigorous.

Alexander Girault

(Wichurana Rambler) The flowers have a strong fruity scent and are double with muddled petals of an attractive but unusual mixture of deep rose pink and copper. Vigorous with dark green foliage, so excellent for growing up into trees. Also suitable for growing against a north wall. Shade and poor soil tolerant. Bred by Barbier.

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''.

Sir Paul Smith

(Modern Classic Climber) Bred by Peter Beales Roses and released in 2006. Large, very fragrant, almost fully double blooms of rich deep pink, bordering on carmine, borne in clusters. Continuous flowering but if not deadheaded, will produce huge, rich orange-red hips.

Excelsa

(Wichurana Rambler) Large trusses of small, light cerise crimson flowers on spindly but strong shoots. Very vigorous. A long flowering season, then occasional repeats, until winter.