Hybrid Musk Std. A well known and well loved little rose with fully double blooms varying from buff-yellow to apricot. Really pretty in full flower. Recurrent with a good strong scent. 1939. Presented here as a standard.

Patio Weeper Std. Such a pretty wee rose that has cascading sprays of semi-double white blooms with a yellow eye. The blooms are fragrant and appear in regular generous clusters from summer through to autumn. The dark green foliage is semi-evergreen. PVR 2002.

This rose has 'The Fairy' as one of it's parents so you know it is going to be a top performer.

Hybrid Tea. A modern twist on an old favourite. Soft yellow blooms with a hint of pink on the outer petals stand out on rich green foliage. Repeat flowering. A lovely light fragrance completes the picture. Bred by Bob Matthews.

Standard Austin Rose. Another excellent rose from David Austin of England. The large double blooms are a shade of yellow that I would describe as old gold. Very fragrant so plant where you will enjoy the perfume. Broad spreading vigorous growth and good disease resistance. Plenty of blooms.

Modern Shrub Weeping Std. Charming Bells produces dense arching branches smothered in neat shiny dark green foliage with masses of delicate pale salmon pink flowers. Repeat flowers in abundance. Deciduous.

Modern Shrub Std. Extremely vigorous dense cascading growth. Completely resistant to disease with tough leathery foliage. Masses of brilliant, wavy, single scarlet blooms with a yellow centre appear non stop throughout the season. Eye popping colour display. Oh yes and a nice light fragrance too.

1992. PVR.

Standard Austin Rose. Described by David Austin as "their finest white rose to date" and appropriately named after his daughter Claire. Buds of pale lemon open to large white blooms with petals arranged in concentric circles. The plentiful blooms are very fragrant. Excellent disease resistance. 2011

Claire Austin is also an established nursery woman growing perennials. Her book "Irises- A Gardeners Encyclopedia" is a "must have" for any Iris grower.

Hybrid Tea Pillar. A very hard rose to describe adequately with words, you really need a picture painted by the artist it is named after. Carmine red buds open to orange pink blooms with cream stripes and a hint of soft yellow. Nice light, fruity fragrance. Flamboyant! 1992. PVR.

Hybrid Tea Std. A superb new generation rose bred for high health and low maintenance. Along with that you get drop dead gorgeous, vivid crimson blooms that sit well above the foliage. Sturdy compact bush and of course it repeats well. Winner of an International award for excellence. PVR

Polyantha Std Weeper. Glossy green foliage and clusters of dainty white blooms that are slightly frilled and ruffled. A vigorous trouble free rose that is a really pretty in full bloom. This rose is a natural mutation of the popular 'The Fairy'. Lightly scented. 2001.