An upright Floribunda with highly fragrant, fully double blooms of lavender mauve. The edge of the petals are a slightly deeper shade of mauve. Continuous trusses hold well on an upright bush and are complemented by the dark, leathery green foliage. 1968.

This rose has won several awards including one for fragrance.

Tea. A lovely old 'Tea' rose. The elegant, nodding blooms are shaded apricot with hints of cream and rose pink. Mid green foliage and a lovely fragrance. Flowers appear almost continuously from spring through to autumn. Prune lightly for the best results.

Has French origins and dates back to 1872

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.

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.

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.

Hybrid Tea Std 80cm. Perfect cherry red blooms ideal for picking. Bred by Bob Matthews of Mathews Roses, NZ, this rose is ideally suited to New Zealand conditions and would be an outstanding addition to any garden. Healthy glossy foliage.

Hybrid Tea Std. Named in honor of Astrid Grafin Von Hardenberg of Germany this award winning rose is sure to delight. Full, double, dark red, 'old fashioned' blooms with a beautiful fragrance. Repeats well and the strong foliage shows good disease resistance. 2001.

Floribunda. Avalanche is certainly the right word for this free flowering rose. Bred from Iceberg, masses of lightly scented, creamy-white double blooms smother the bush throughout the season. Vigorous disease free plant. A worthwhile addition to your rose garden. 1989. PVR.

Floribunda Std. Avalanche is certainly the right word for this free flowering rose. Bred from Iceberg, masses of lightly scented creamy-white double blooms smother the plant throughout the season. Vigorous disease free plant. A worthwhile addition to your rose garden. 1989.PVR.

Gallica. An upright shrub like Rose with attractive grey-green foliage and very fragrant blooms that appear in summer. The blooms are flat and quartered and are a pretty blend of pink, grey and mauve. Does best in a warm sheltered position. From the mid 19th century.