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Height	Year	Family

Queen of the Belgiums (1860)

(Arvensis Hybrid) A shorter growing, less common white rambler. Blooms fully double and freely produced in late June for about three weeks.

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Rambling Rector

(Moschata) ‘Shakespeare's Musk’. A rampant rambler renowned for its vigour, being smothered in double, white clusters of flowers in July. Of great age. Fragrant.

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Rosa alba (1500)

(Species) ‘White Rose of York’ Pure white, single flowers similar to the dog rose. Foliage matt-green. Fruit oval and reddish-orange.

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Rosa altaica (1818)

(Species) (Pimpinellifolia altaica) A dainty plant both in foliage and growth. Large, single, creamy-white flowers with pronounced rich yellow anthers carried all along the branches in May. These are followed by maroon-purple...

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Rosa anemoneflora (1884)

(Species) (Rosa tryphylla) An almost thornless, medium growing climber. The white blooms are double in the garden form with flowers made up with a few larger, outer petals and numerous, muddled, smaller petals. Tender.

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Rosa arvensis

(Species) Beautiful, single pale creamy white flowers. Small red hips. A vigorous ground covering rose. Very useful. Also a good climber into hedgerows etc.

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Rosa banksiae alba plena (1807)

(Species) Clusters of double white flowers produced in profusion on a vigorous, thornless, well foliated plant. These roses are only dispatched in Spring.