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Hybrid Perpetual. An absolutely gorgeous Rose with double cup shaped blooms with curling outer petals in the prettiest shade of pink. Wonderful fragrance to delight the senses. Plenty of blooms throughout the season set against grey-green foliage. France 1868.

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aka AKA Mrs DeGraw

Hybrid Perpetuals. An unusual rose that takes a while to settle in but once established is quite vigorous and likes to sprawl. The rose pink blooms are double, large and fragrant. Very showy. Can be used as a container plant. 1894.

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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.

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Hybrid Perpetual. Very large, fragrant, creamy white blooms with a lemon blush at the base appear throughout summer. Handsome leathery foliage and a strong upright habit with few thorns. France 1885.

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Hybrid Perpetual. Large globular blooms which are very fragrant will appear continuously throughout summer. The blooms are toned silvery pink with a hint of lilac and are cup shaped with masses of petals. Originating from France - 1842.

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Hybrid. A relatively thorn-less rose with flat quartered flowers of soft velvety violet with just an amazing perfume. Free flowering right through to autumn. An exquisite rose which in full flush is quite superb. 1860. AKA Queen of the Violets.

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Hybrid Perpetual Climber. Velvety port-wine coloured blooms that are semi double, cupped and richly fragrant. The stems are virtually thorn-less. The blooms which repeat well do not like full sun so this rose should be given a semi-shaded position. From France in 1865.