Climbing Hybrid Tea
If you love roses and you love picking them, then you will love and apreciate the modern Hybrid Tea rose. These long stemmed beauties with their high pointed buds and elegant formal blooms are adored all over the world. Essential to modern flora culture, where would our florists be on Valentine';s Day without a red Hybrid Tea rose?
The foliage is usually large, dark green and glossy. The growth habit is short, bushy and sturdy. Of course they flower continuously and are ideal for mass display. Hybrid Tea roses are widely used for grafting onto a tall standard to provide height for formal planting schemes. If you do not have a large garden and still want a good variety of roses then Hybrid Teas will perform well in a container. Many are fragrant but not all. Talk to us if you particularly wish to choose by fragrance.
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As with many roses we initially have the French to thank for the Hybrid Tea rose that we know today. Way back in 1867 Jean Baptiste Guillot of Lyons spotted a seedling with a difference amongst his rose stock. It is reported that far from being a carefully bred rose, that some unplanned promiscuity between the 2 parent roses resulted in this accidental seedling. It took some time for the rest of the world to agree that this rose was indeed something quite different and unique, as well as desirable. Once accepted, this new style of rose was embraced completely and now there are literally thousands to choose from.
Mr. Henry Bennett of England and the McGredy family of Ireland continued the development of Hybrid Tea roses. Sam McGredy, a 4th generation member of this prestigious horticultural family, relocated to NZ in the 1970';s and many world famous Hybrid Teas have been bred right here in NZ.
Some of the world';;s best loved roses are Hybrid Teas. At Wairere we have over 600 of them listed on our database, mostly in bush form; however some are also available as climbers. Look for such elegant beauties as "Aotearoa", "Loving Memory", "Margaret Merrill", and "Peace", to name just a very few.
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PAGE 1 10 PER PAGE Climber Hybrid Tea. One of the all time greats of modern rose breeding. Never fails to please, always admired. Dark green glossy foliage sets the stage for salmon pink blooms with copper and yellow highlights. Good fragrance, repeats well, disease resistant. Multi award winner. 1974 PVR.
Compassion Clg Current Stock Height: 10/15 cm ? Container: PB8 ? $36.99 Hybrid Tea. A beautiful healthy climbing variety. Vigorous growth with semi double flowers of clear pale pink which have a deeper reverse, very pretty. Darkish foliage , Good fragrance, can reach over 4 metres. Requires a strong support. Good hips produced if not dead headed. Tolerant of some shade. Deciduous Mme Gregoire Staecehlin We are not certain this rose will be available this year. Please register your interest by adding to cart for a backorder and we will let you know. Climber Hybrid Tea. A softfragrant and beautiful rose which has slim buds that open to reveal loosely formed golden yellow flowers blushed with soft orange and pink. Repeats well and is one of the great American Roses, still a favourite today though bred in 1950. Multi Award winner.
Sutters Gold Clg We are not certain this rose will be available this year. Please register your interest by adding to cart for a backorder and we will let you know.
Habit: Climbing
Est. Hgt/Wdth in 7/10 yrs: 3m x 1.8m
Habit: Climbing
Est. Hgt/Wdth in 7/10 yrs: 4.5m x 4.5m
Sutter's Gold was named after Sutter's Creek where gold was first discovered in California sparking the great gold rush.
Habit: Climbing
Est. Hgt/Wdth in 7/10 yrs: 3.5m
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