Shrub. This modern shrub rose bred in NZ has hot pink single flowers highlighted with a white central zone and golden stamens. It repeat flowers all summer and if not completely dead-headed 'Hot Lips' will reward you with a show of lovely hips.

Floribunda. Pretty pale pink, semi-double flowers that look very delicate but are presented on long sturdy stems. A tall upright bush that flowers well with regular clusters of bloom throughout the season.

Modern Shrub. A bushy vigorous rose with dark green glossy foliage. The semi-double, fragrant flowers are ivory blush with scalloped edges and reddish gold stamens. Flowers well from summer to late autumn. Perfect for a massed display. 1989 RHS AGM.

Good hedging rose.

A multi toned rose with shades of orange, gold and cherry red. An upright plant which is continuously in bloom and the flowers are great for picking. Blooms have a light floral scent. A vigourous grower it can cover a pergola or fence with ease.

Shrub. A truly lovely shrub rose that smothers itself in lavender to lilac-pink flowers all season. The flowers come in large trusses on arching disease resistant foliage and have a soft fragrance. Well behaved and easy to grow - great for mass planting. 1984.

Shrub. This stunning rose has rich pink, fully quartered, large blooms. Mild, tea fragrance. A healthy robust grower with good disease resistant and excellent flower power. Can be used for cut flower, garden or landscape. Rain tolerant.

Shrub Polyantha. Large clusters of small white pom pom blooms provide a continuous display throughout the season and are set against neat and tidy dark green foliage. A real little sweetie that also has a pleasant delicate fragrance. This rose will tolerate some shade. USA 1879.

Shrub. Memories of You is an upright, shrub rose with green leaves. It has fragrant, large blooms of orange-apricot with pink overtones that bloom throughout summer. This rose is known in different countries as Bonita or The St. Edmunds Rose and has won awards throughout Europe and Japan.

Shrublet. Simply delightful and quite unique panicle like clusters of petite pretty-pink rosettes. This easy-care rose is ideal for landscaping, can be used as a low border plant. Repeat flowering and virtually thornless! Bred in New Zealand by Carl Dibley.

Shrub. Large single creamy white flowers on long arching branches. Warm temperatures can cause petals to turn slightly pink. Dark chocolate brown stems with sparse thorns. Profuse flowerer. Recurrent. H2.5m. SF. RP. 1927