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Height	Year	Family

Queen Elizabeth Climber (1960)

(Climbing Floribunda) Very vigorous, almost lanky. Strong stems with good healthy foliage. Flowers high centred, clear silvery-pink.

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Queen Mother (1991)

(Ground Covering Rose) Delightful little soft pink fragrant flowers in profusion. Growth bushy and rounded. Slightly spreading.

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Queen Mother (Shrub Standard) (1991)

Delightful little soft pink fragrant flowers in profusion. Growth bushy and rounded.

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René d'Anjou (1853)

(Moss) This beautiful rose is of the most delicate shades of pink with a lovely perfume not too vigorous and ideal for the smaller garden.

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Rival de Paestum (1848)

(Tea) Ivory white flowers are tinged pink and fully double. Scented. A dense well foliated little shrub.

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Rosa andersonii (1912)

(Species) (Possibly Rosa canina x Rosa gallica) Strong growing rose of an arching nature bearing large single flowers of clear rose pink. Good hips in autumn.

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Rosa bracteatea (1908)

Single lilac pink to white flowers. Fern like leaves and numerous thornes.

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Rosa cinnamomea (1600)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Species) (Rose cinnamomea) (Rosa majalis) ‘Cinnamon Rose’ An upright, branching rose with grey-green leaves and purple coloured wood. Flowers are pale to mid pink and appear fairly early i...

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Rosa davidii (1908)

(Species) A useful, slightly later flowering rose with soft pink flowers, followed by flagonshaped hips borne all along each stem. Upright and viorous.

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Rosa eglanteria (Rosa rubriginosa) (1550)

(Species) 'Eglantine Rose', 'Common Sweet Briar' Foliage scented of apple. Quite thorney and dense in habit. Flowers soft pink and single. A most useful hedging rose.