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Colour	Height	Family

Thais (1954)

Unique to us in the UK. (H.T) A rare variety. Flowers are full and of apricot through to yellow with orange veining. Dark leathery foliage.

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Thèrése Bugnet (1950)

(Rugosa) Very hardy. The product of a very unusual cross combining Rosa rugosa, Rosa acicularis and Rosa amblyotis. Double flowers of deep pink, softening with age.

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Toby Tristram (1970)

(Rambler) Huge trusses of single creamy-white flowers in early summer, with spasmodic repeat flushes. A vigorous plant with soft mid-green foliage. Rediscovered by Mrs.Targett.

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Uncle Walter (1963)

(Hybrid Tea) A very tall, bright red. Shapely flowers in large trusses borne on long branches. Almost a shrub rose.

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Vanguard (1950)

Unique to us in the UK. (Rugosa) A large shrub bearing large, semi-double blooms of bronzy salmon. Fragrant with a chamois leather texture to the petals. Large glossy foliage. A hardy cultivar.

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Wedding Day (1950)

(Rambler) A rose with considerable climbing ability, especially into trees. Very fragrant. Single. Lemon-white sometimes flushed pink. Borne in clusters. Good scent.