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Colour	Height	Family

Leverkusen (Weeping Standard) (1954)

Fragrant sprays of large, fully double, pale yellow flowers on a vigorous plant with light green foliage.

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£ 29.00 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Lewesongower (1950)

(Bourbon) ‘Malmaison Rouge’. Bright pink to red sport of ‘Souvenir de la Malmaison’ one of Mr. L. Arthur Wyatt's rediscoveries of the 1950's.

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£ 9.80 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Lichtkönigin Lucia (1966)

(Modern Shrub) This is an outstanding, accomodating shrub rose. Double, bright yellow. Scented. Healthy, glossy foliage in abundance. Should be better known.

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Lilac Charm (1962)

(Floribunda) A beautiful, short-growing, single lilac with gold-brown stamens and a good scent. Healthy.

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£ 6.36 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Lili Marlene (1959)

(Floribunda) A nice deep red with an even formation of petals, especially when fully open. Healthy and vigorous.

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Magenta (1954)

(Modern Shrub) ‘Kordes Magenta’. A moderately vigorous shrub bearing flowers of an unusual shade of lilac-pink to mauve with a good fragrance. They are of rosette form.

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Maigold (1953)

(Pimpinellifolia) A robust, coppery-yellow climbing rose with an abundance of glossy, mid-green foliage. Semi-double.

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£ 8.76 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Marguerite Hilling (1959)

(Modern Shrub) A splendid pink sport of the well known ‘Nevada’, very showy and, like its parent, prefers space and a good soil to develop its personality to the best purpose.

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£ 7.96 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Marie Bugnet (1963)

(Rugosa) Pure white, very fragrant, double flowers of tousled form in small clusters amid an abundance of light green, crinkled foliage, on a bushy, healthy plant. Very hardy.