Hybrid-Tea Roses
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Hybrid Tea. A beautiful, elegant rose with white blooms that have just a hint of softest pink. The blooms are lightly scented and appear regularly throughout the season. Nice healthy foliage. A popular rose for all the right reasons. PVR. 1981.
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Hybrid Tea. A superb picking or exhibition rose with lovely intense apricot large, double blooms forms. Moderate fragrance. Healthy foliage and a strong, delightful scent as long as grown in an open sunny position.
We are not expecting to have this plant in the foreseeable future
We are not expecting to have this plant in the foreseeable future

Hybrid Tea. This is just a beautiful rose that was awarded Rose of the Year in 2002. Very fragrant, double, cerise pink blooms. Healthy tall bush. Perfect for a gift or memorial for that special friend in your life. A lovely picking rose for a floral display. 1998.
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Hybrid Tea. Another great Sam McGredy rose with large, full, classic shaped flowers of clear orange scarlet. The strong single blooms look wonderful in the garden or in floral arrangements and carry a gentle fragrance. Tidy compact bush. 1993. PVR. Deciduous
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We are not expecting to have this plant in the foreseeable future

Hybrid Tea. A free flowering rose with beautifully shaped exhibition quality blooms shaded in lavender with deep magenta margins. Dark green foliage and a beautiful perfume add to overall quality of this lovely rose. Gold Medal Winner. 1984. PVR.
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Hybrid Tea. Cheers - make mine a brandy. Long slim buds opening to large flowers in a rich apricot brandy gradually fading to creamy apricot. Attractive fruity fragrance. Medium to tall bush, growth upright and bushy. Good cut flower. All American Award 1982.
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Hybrid Tea. Delicious plump buds open to large double blooms of dark red. Lightly scented and freely produced on a healthy bush. An excellent cut flower variety as the flowers have good keeping qualities. 1977. PVR.
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aka AKA Terracotta
Hybrid Tea. This tall growing rose has fat rounded buds that open to full, heavy blooms. A blend of warm rusty-red, brown and pink set of by nice dark green foliage. Sweet soft fragrance and repeats well. Winner of a Certificate of Merit.
10-15 cm
Height range of stock

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
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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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Wairere Nursery, 826 Gordonton Road, R D 1, Hamilton 3281 Ph: (07) 824 3430 Email: