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Hybrid Tea Std. The official rose of the NZ Red Cross bred by Sam McGredy. Medium sized blooms of brilliant, velvety red appear regularly on wide, long stemmed clusters. An extremely healthy bush with disease resistant glossy foliage. Multi award winning. 1998.

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Floribunda. This rose definitely lives up to its name. Gorgeous smoky pink blooms are produced in large clusters throughout the season. Nice compact habit. A winner of the Gold Star of the South Pacific. Bred by Rob Somerfield in NZ, 2006. PVR.

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Hybrid Tea. This outstanding rose has perfectly formed spiral buds that open to reveal full blooms of vermilion orange. A beautiful fragrance adds to the delight. Long flowering period and a generous with blooms. This multi award winner is worthy of the title 'Super Star'. 1960.

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Patio. This pretty, fragrant rose has small double soft pink flowers. Compact healthy growth and a profuse and perpetual flowering habit. Plant in the garden, or this rose is ideal as a specimen in a container. The perfect way to say thank you to that special someone.

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Austin. An exquisite rose with slightly domed flowers that form a tight rosette. The colour is a deep, rich crimson softly aging to royal purple. Very free flowering with powerful fragrance. Nice compact small bush. 1990.

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Floribunda. Bred in NZ this delightful and dainty little rose flowers continuously from spring until autumn. The blooms are shaded a soft creamy white and are lightly scented. A lovely gift or celebration rose for weddings and anniversaries. 1999.

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Floribunda. A sweetly scented rose of lilac-pink with hints of deep scarlet at its base. The buds are also shaded scarlet. Flowers continuously throughout the summer and is generally reliable and hardy. Great bushy plant with nice dark green serrated foliage. RHS AGM. Bred in Ireland in 1990. PVR

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aka Walnut

Not only is 'Meyric' a fast growing stately tree it has been selected by the NZ Tree Crops Association as an excellent cultivar for nut production - harvest in approx 5 years. Large nuts are produced on a relatively large tree. Self-fertile, improve yields with another Walnut tree nearby. Deciduous.

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Patio Climber. Give visitors to your home a 'Warm Welcome' with this bright and cheerful little climbing rose. Bright orange-red, fragrant, single blooms will delight from late spring until autumn. Dainty foliage that has red tones before turning the usual green. Fabulous against brick. 1991.

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Hybrid Tea. Beautifully formed, large flowers of an appealing soft peach-coral, produced with abundance either singly or in clusters. Nicely fragrant. Lovely for picking for a floral display or vase. Dark green healthy foliage.