Hybrid-Tea Roses
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Hybrid Tea. Large deep apricot blooms that have gorgeous form and are highly fragrant. Strong upward growth with healthy dark green foliage. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. This is a stunning rose for exhibitors. Bred by W. Kordes & Sons (Germany, before 1987).
20-40 cm
Height range of stock

Hybrid Tea. Flamboyant large blooms in a blend of salmon, pink, orange and yellow appear continuously throughout the summer. Nice soft fragrance and attractive glossy foliage. Very easy care and disease resistant. PVR. 1991. Named after the entertainer and pianist Victor Borge. Deciduous
20-30 cm
Height range of stock

Hybrid Tea. Bred in NZ by Bob Matthews this rose is generally rated as excellent. Wonderfully fragrant, repeats well, profuse and generous with bloom, good foliage and striking rich mauve rosette shaped flowers. To top it off 'Waimarie' also shows good disease resistance. Excellent in deed!
20-40 cm
Height range of stock

Hybrid Tea. Beautifully formed, large flowers of an appealing soft peach-coral, produced with abundance either singly or in clusters. Nicely fragrant. Lovely for picking for a floral display or vase. Dark green healthy foliage.
20-40 cm
Height range of stock

Hybrid Tea. Named to celebrate the centenary of Midwifery. Pretty pink blooms with a gentle fragrance stand out well against healthy, glossy green foliage. A lovely gift for the wise woman in your life or to celebrate a birth.
Wise Woman, bred by Bob Matthews of Whanganui
20-40 cm
Height range of stock

Hybrid Tea. The medium-sized blooms are a lovely shade of deep yellow. An excellent garden rose and great for picking.
10-15 cm
Height range of stock

Hybrid Tea - Yellow blooms tinged with red, appear from late spring to autumn. Mild fragrance. Upright habit. Deciduous
20-40 cm
Height range of stock

Hybrid Tea. Unique dark dusky pink rosettes with beautiful fragrance, very healthy glossy foliage. New release for us in 2025. Bred by John Ford.
We are not expecting to have this plant in the foreseeable future

Hybrid Tea. Shapely pointed buds opening to brilliant scarlet-orange, luminous blooms on a big healthy bush. Growth upright with strong stems. Great for picking and very elegant in tall arrangements. Good disease resistance. Seldom disappoints. 1972.
This rose was bred by Harkness Roses of England and was named to honour Earl Alexander of Tunis who was a British General during World War II - the breeder served with the General during the war.
We are not expecting to have this plant in the foreseeable future

Hybrid Tea. Dark green foliage and strong stems that carry very fragrant blooms of softest pink. The blooms are large and rounded with a generous amount of petals. Flowers continuously throughout summer if given a warm sheltered spot. Very pretty, multi award winner. England, 1981.
We are not expecting to have this plant in the foreseeable future
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