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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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Hybrid Tea. Deep red flowers with a gold reverse, perfectly formed with a lovely centre. Very large and full, borne mostly solitary bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Large, glossy, dark green foliage. Mild fragrant.

Bred by Wilhelm Kordes III Germany, before 1993).

 

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Hybrid Tea. It's no secret that once you see this deliciously deep crimson, almost black, rose in flower it will be a "have to have". The strong fragrant blooms are large and velvety with up to 40 petals. Lovely as a cut flower for display. 1977.

 

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Hybrid Tea. An award winning rose bred back in the swinging sixties. The blooms open from long slender buds and are an attractive mauve-pink. Lovely to pick. The fragrance is described as sweet and rich. Generally trouble free. Born in the USA 1963.

 

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Hybrid Tea. Elegant dark apricot buds open to apricot blooms with a golden centre giving this beautiful rose great colour depth. The blooms have a nice fragrance and are produced in generous quantities all season long. Bred in NZ. PVR. 2006.

 

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Hybrid Tea. Large perfectly shaped blooms of clear pastel pink shades reminiscent of dainty elegance are borne on a sturdy, healthy bush that is disease resistant. Repeats well, a great rose floral displays or show off in a vase. Prefers full sun. RP. 1989 PVR. Deciduous

 

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Hybrid Tea. Named after Sam McGredy's wife so you know it is a very worthy rose. Sweetly scented, beautiful blooms shaded an unusual multi-toned pretty pink. Repeats well from spring through to summer. Nice healthy growth habit. 1997 PVR. Deciduous

 

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Hybrid Tea. This popular old favourite is always in flower with beautiful, double, dark red flowers. Very elegant and desirable. Scented flowers. This compact bush is happy in a container or garden beds. Would make a stunning border rose planted en masse. 1949.