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Height	Year	Family

Niphetos (1889)

(Climbing Tea) A florists’ rose during late Victorian times. Creamy bud opening to pure white. Highly scented. Needs cosseting in colder areas and is better placed in a warm position.

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Nova Zembla (1907)

(Rugosa) A white sport of "Conrad F.Meyer", which it resembles in all respects except colour.

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£ 10.95 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Nyveldt's White (1955)

(Rugosa) Pure white shrub, with conspicuous fruit in autumn. A bushy plant.

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Paquerette (1875)

(Polyantha) Small, double, white flowers on a bushy little plant. One of the first Polyanthas to be introduced.

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£ 12.25 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Partridge (1984)

(Ground Covering Rose) A most useful, well foliated vigorous grower, covered with clusters of single white flowers and good glossy foliage.

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Pascali (1963)

(Hybrid Tea) A shapely, free flowering, creamy-white, borne on strong stems amid attractive foliage. An outstanding rose.

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Pascali (Modern Standard) (1963)

(Hybrid Tea) A shapely, free flowering rose of creamy-white, borne on strong stems amid attractive foliage. An outstanding rose.

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Paul's Perpetual White (1886)

(Related to R.moschata) A medium growing climber with light green foliage. Large single off-white flowers. Fragrant.

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Pax (1918)

(Hybrid Musk) This rose is perhaps the largest of the Hybrid Musks. Flowers are up to 4 inches in size and are cream fading to white on a vigorous bush.