Floribunda. They should plant these at Wimbledon! This unusual and eye catching rose will certainly attract attention in the garden. Striped, fragrant blooms of red and cream that gently fade to pink and cream. Plenty of blooms and overall a healthy plant. PVR.

Hybrid Tea Std. Long stemmed spiral buds open to reveal large, exquisite blooms of vibrant glowing orange set against dark green foliage. The blooms are fragrant and unaffected by weather so always put on a great show. Vigorous growth habit and good disease resistance.

Floribunda. A neat compact rose with dense green, glossy foliage. Free-flowering with clusters of rounded buds that open to fully double, rich orange-red blooms with a gentle fragrance. Reliable and showy, excellent rose for mass bedding or containers. 1977.

Hybrid Tea. Named after Sam McGredy's Uncle, this very good red rose is tall, upright and generally a vigorous healthy grower. It has shiny, dark green foliage and shapely deep scarlet flowers that appear continuously throughout the summer. Just lovely to pick. 1963.