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Shrub. Everybody just loves our Sally. A stunning rose with regular and generous trusses of single flowers in shades of softest pale pink to white. Sturdy, vigorous, disease resistant growth habit, will even tolerate a little shade. Perfect for mass grouping. A really good rose. 1976.

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Shrub. If you want a vigorous easy care rose that flowers its head off then 'Seafoam' would be hard to overlook. Small double white flowers with a hint of creamy pink and a light fragrance appear in great quantity throughout the season. Glossy foliage and a spreading habit. Multi award winner. 1964.

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Standard, Shrub. Dazzling single white flowers stand out on the very glossy rich deep green foliage. A multi award winning, bee friendly, easy care rose. Bushy growth ideal for bedding and hedgerow.

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Shrublet. This fabulous little rose has won numerous international awards which guarantees a top performing easy care rose. The glossy green foliage is smothered by clusters of white flowers with a nice light fragrance that appear non-stop throughout the season. Great for mass planting. PVR 2003

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Shrub. Gorgeous pointed buds that open to large, single, pale pink flowers that are slightly ruffled. Very fragrant with generous trusses repeating throughout the season. A vigorous and healthy large bush sometimes used as a small climber. Germany 1953.

Sparrieshoop is a small town in Germany near the nursery where this rose was bred.

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Shrub. A multi award winning rose with showy, single blooms of white with bright yellow centres and edged with rose red. The arching growth is covered in these striking starry blooms and makes quite a sight in full flower. The foliage is generally healthy and disease resistant. PVR.

As this rose flowers right along the arching canes it is best not to prune the bush too hard in winter. Just give a general tidy and remove any spent canes. It would be well worth planting this rose in groups of 3 or more. NZ Rose of the Year in 2005 amongst other awards.

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Polyantha. This Polyantha rose should really be part of the 'Pollyanna' group as it always looks so cheerful. Pretty pink trusses of small, globular, double blooms appear in joyful abundance from spring right through to winter. The mid green foliage is glossy and shows good disease resistance. 1932.

The Fairy is a great rose for group planting or using as a ground cover rose. It is tolerant of poorer soils and will even cope with a little shade. The Fairy is happy in a container and copes well with a haircut at just about any time. Recommended.

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Shrub. This small climber or large shrub has clusters of large, single, white blooms with golden stamens and waxy petals. The flowers are fragrant. A tolerant and hardy rose that is easy to grow and puts on a nice display throughout summer. 1962.