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Colour	Height	Family

Ritter Von Barmstede (1959)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Modern Climber) Large clusters of double, deep pink flowers. Dark glossy foliage.

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£ 9.80 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Rob Roy (1971)

(Floribunda) Freely produced shapely double flowers of deep red, moderately fragrant. Healthy green foliage. A first class rose.

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£ 6.36 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Rosemary Rose (1954)

(Floribunda) Clusters of well formed flowers opening flat with rosette formation of petals. Rich carmine in colour. Good foliage.

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Rosy Mantle (1968)

(Modern Climber) A useful rose. Large, fragrant, mid-pink flowers with ample glossy foliage.

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Roundelay (1953)

(Modern shrub) An upright, free flowering rose with trusses of cardinal red flowers. Fully double, opening flat with a good perfume. Very healthy and deserving of more attention.

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Roundelay Climber (1970)

(Modern Climber) A free flowering, climbing form of this beautiful fragrant, dark red rose, which we have obtained from Australia for introduction here.

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£ 12.95 (inc VAT exc DEL)

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Royal Gold (1957)

(Modern Climber) A tidy variety producing excellent quality, shapely, unfading golden-yellow flowers. Highly scented. Dark green foliage.

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Royal Highness (1962)

(Hybrid Tea) A lovely, upright growing rose.Soft pastel pink pointed flowers. Healthy plant.

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Scarlet Queen Elizabeth (1963)

(Floribunda) A smoky scarlet with dark healthy foliage. Excellent for hedging.

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Scharlachglut (1952)

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(Gallica) "Scarlet Fire". A handsome shrub bearing an abundance of large, rich, scarlet-crimson single flowers with pronounced golden stamens. Large urn-shaped hips carried throughout most of the winter. Outstanding.