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Colour	Height	Family

Rosa x Fortuniana (1850)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Related to R.banksiae) A medium climber with large, double white flowers. Light green foliage. Not over free flowering. Useful in a sheltered spot. These roses are only dispatched in Spri...

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Rosa x kochiana (1869)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Species) Large, single, purple-pink flowers on a thorny plant with light green foliage, turning colourful in autumn.

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Salet (1854)

(Moss) Very fragrant. Reliable, repeat flowering clear pink and well mossed.

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Sombreuil (1850)

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(Climbing Tea) ‘Colonial White’. Pure white base to the classically formed flowers, sometimes flushed with pink. A superb rose.

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Souvenir d'Elise Vardon (1855)

Unique to us in the UK. (Tea) Fragrant flowers of coppery-yellow overlaid with cream. Suitable for growth in warmer climates. Unique to us in the UK.

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Souvenir de Mme. Auguste Charles (1866)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Bourbon) A rare but very interesting rose. Many fimbriated petals make up the fully double, shapely flowers of soft pink. Good foliage.

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Souvenir de Pierre Vibert (1867)

(Moss) Large, dark red shaded carmine and violet. Sometimes recurrent.

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Souvenir du Docteur Jamain (1865)

(Climbing Hybrid Perpetual) Like the good red wine that the colour of this rose portrays, it needs careful placing away from scorching sun to mature to a sumptuous rare beauty of shape, texture and bouquet.

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Tour de Malakoff (1856)

(Centifolia) ‘Black Jack’ The vivid, magenta flowers, flushed purple, and fading to a soft lilac grey, are large, loosely formed and unique. A vigorous bush.

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Victor Verdier (1859)

(Hybrid Perpetual) Clear, bright rose pink, fully double flowers on a strong upright growing plant with good foliage. An important rose, being parent to many old varieties.