Hybrid-Tea Roses
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Hybrid Tea. This rose is really a Hybrid Tea/Floribunda cross. Delicious and delightfully different, the blooms are elegantly poised with ruffled petals in a warm golden amber colour. Fragrant flowers smother this strong, healthy compact bush. PVR. 2000. Deciduous
We are not expecting to have this plant in the foreseeable future
Apricot Delight Amber Flush
Hybrid Tea. A beautiful very large, cup shaped flowers of deep cream, often quartered. Fragrant flowers on healthy easy-care, disease resistant bush. Nice for picking. Named in association with Columba's College, Dunedin -100th centenary
Deciduous.
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Better Times Just Joey
My favourite old Hybrid Tea and often described as one of the loveliest roses ever bred. Bright rose pink single flowers with prominent dark pink stamens. Sweetly scented. Strong upright growth habit and generally healthy foliage. Repeats well. 1925.
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Catherine Wise Woman
Hybrid Tea. A famous and classic rose with large, cream to buff-yellow, exhibition quality blooms that emit a delicious fragrance. A very vigorous and healthy rose that is a multi award winner for all the right reasons. Flowers well for months. From the USA, 1947.
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Better Times Dutch Gold Landora
Hybrid Tea. An award winning rose bred back in the swinging sixties. The blooms open from long slender buds and are an attractive mauve-pink. Lovely to pick. The fragrance is described as sweet and rich. Generally trouble free. Born in the USA 1963.
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Catherine Perfume Delight
Hybrid Tea. Ivory coloured blooms merging into a creamy yellow, with flushes of pink. Beautifully constructed, opening from urn-shaped buds into large, full flowers of delicate and graceful appearance. H.60cm SF. RP. 1959
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Andrea Jane St Margarets Gold
Hybrid Tea. Elegant dark apricot buds open to apricot blooms with a golden centre giving this beautiful rose great colour depth. The blooms have a nice fragrance and are produced in generous quantities all season long. Bred in NZ. PVR. 2006.
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Dutch Gold Legend
Hybrid Tea Std. Not only would this rose make a lovely gift it is a lovely gift - from Mother Nature. Very fragrant double yellow blooms open from perfect buds. Nice glossy green foliage and compact growth habit. Bred in NZ by Rob Somerfield.
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Gold Medal Std 80cm Glorious Std 80cm
Hybrid Tea. Large perfectly shaped blooms of clear pastel pink shades reminiscent of dainty elegance are borne on a sturdy, healthy bush that is disease resistant. Repeats well, a great rose floral displays or show off in a vase. Prefers full sun. RP. 1989 PVR. Deciduous
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Perception Silver Lining
Hybrid Tea. Named after Sam McGredy's wife so you know it is a very worthy rose. Sweetly scented, beautiful blooms shaded an unusual multi-toned pretty pink. Repeats well from spring through to summer. Nice healthy growth habit. 1997 PVR. Deciduous
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Silver Lining Memorial Day