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Floribunda. Stunning new release from Rob Somerfield. Green With Envy is going to delight with tight, long lasting buds that have a touch of pink that open to gorgeous green blooms that last long on the bush and in a vase. Complimentary colour that will look good with any flower combination. Free flowering. 2019

Flowers are gracefully arranged in large clusters with long stems for picking. Flower colour intensifies with age. Public Choice Award Palmerston North trial grounds 2013

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Floribunda. An unusual rose with large clusters of pink buds that open to chartreuse-green blooms with hints of buff and pink. Quite a vigorous grower and to quote Rosarian Peter Beales 'good for cutting and conversation'. Would look good in a container. 1980.

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Floribunda. A charming low growing rose that produces clusters of fully double, creamy white flowers with soft pink and peachy highlights. Matt dark green foliage and a nice soft fragrance. A good hedging rose and for group planting in beds. Flowers continuously throughout the summer. 1909.

Pronounced 'Grooss ahn ar-kn' - the name of this rose refers to the the breeder's home town of Aachen and means "greetings to Aachen" - just in case you were wondering!

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Floribunda. This little sweetie is a sport from Gruss an Aachen registered in 1929. The bush has a compact low growing habit making it an ideal container rose however don't worry the bloom size is not compromised. Lovely fragrant clusters of double peachy pink blooms will delight from summer to autumn.

This rose is relatively thorn free for those of you who don't like giving blood.

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Floribunda. A lovely dark red rose with semi-double, ruffled blooms produced in regular clusters. Nice glossy foliage and a sweet fresh perfume make this rose a lovely one to pick. Bred in Demark 1986 and named after the Danish writer of fairy stories. Shows good disease resistance. PVR.

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Floribunda. Lovely deep pink blooms displayed in clusters throughout the flowering season. This gorgeous rose has a lovely strong fragrance and would make a special gift at any time but of course birthdays would suit too. Deciduous

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Floribunda. Drop dead gorgeous blooms toned in moody shades of blue, lilac and mauve with just a hint of white in the centre, all highlighted by golden stamens. Good repeat of bloom throughout the season. Nice powerful fragrance to delight the senses. UK 2006. PVR. AKA 'Blue for You'.

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Floribunda. Where do they get these names! Anyway this rose is certainly hot with deep pink semi double flowers with a reverse of silvery white on the petals. Tall growing with healthy disease resistant foliage. PVR.

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Floribunda. With a name like Hot Topic you just knew this rose had to have red or orange in it's bloom. Well this one comes with both. These orange blooms have a flush of red as the petals age and yellow stamens finish the picture and the gorgeous dark green leaves make the perfect compliment. Bred in NZ by Rob Somerfield. Deciduous.

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Floribunda. For those of you who love 'Iceberg' rose but want just a bit more colour in your lives this 'sport' has white blooms brushed softly with pink - very pretty. Strong and healthy with plenty of blooms that have a nice light scent. Your garden will definitely be in the pink. PVR 1997.