Austin Std Rose. A deliciously fragrant rose that has shallow cupped rosette shaped blooms which are a mixture of apricot and yellow on a free flowering plant. Flowers are always pleasing. H1.5M VF. RP. 1991.

Patio Std. Eyeopener is aptly named as the vivid red flowers with their white centres and prominent yellow stamens are extremely showy and will make a strong statement in the garden throughout the summer. Bright green, disease resistant foliage. Definitely a favourite. 1987.

Patio Std Floribunda. The latest new look in roses! Clusters of pale pink, almost white flowers that have an attractive mauve-purple blotch in the centres.. This rose has fragrance, individuality and a mass of colour produced throughout the season. Definitely one for the enthusiast! Deciduous.

Centifolia. A chance seedling classed as a Centifolia but some say it is a modern hybrid. No matter the heritage it is a truly beautiful rose with pink quartered blooms that have a strong sweet fragrance. The blooms appear in large clusters for a long period but do not repeat thereafter. C1940.

Floribunda. Soft cream blooms with a thin raspberry red edge. The cream petals turn pink with age making the older flowers stunning in their own right. The petals drop cleanly before they turn brown so no deadheading needed. Deciduous

Bred in NZ by Rob Somerfield.

Hybrid Perpetual. This rose would have to be one of the nicest striped varieties with semi-double blooms of pink and crimson. The blooms appear from mid-summer through to autumn and are nicely fragrant. Light green foliage, vigorous and upright. France 1921.

Standard, Floribunda. Rich cerise burgundy blooms with deep yellow reverse petals make a striking combination! This award-winning rose is easy to grow forming a healthy, bushy plant with deep green foliage. Bred by renowned Kordes Roses.

Miniature Std. Perfect flower formation, exquisite colour of peachy salmon and masses of fast repeating blooms smothering a compact healthy bush. A splendid patio rose for garden or container. H1.2cm. RP.

Floribunda. Large perfectly formed flowers in softest pink with a strong fragrance make this McGredy bred rose very desirable. Good strong growth habit and very free flowering. Can be used for beds and borders, cut flower or garden

Floribunda. A striking floribunda with rich sunset shades of pink, apricot and peach, another Persica hybrid with a distinctive purple eye. This nicely fragrant roe flowers continuously throughout the season. Tidy compact bush that shows good health. Bred by Chris Warner, UK Rose of the Year 2015. Deciduous.