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Roses in a Warm Climate

An inventory of our old fashioned roses is available by scrolling down this page

           Rosa "Comtesse de Labarthe"                                                                    Rosa "G.Nabonand"

          Rosa "Clair Matin"                                                                                     Rosa "Prosperity"

      Rosa "Monsieur Tillier"                                              Rosa "Professeur Graniviat" sold as "Princesse de Sagan"

      Rosa "Safrano"                                                          Rosa Unknown tea rose like "Rozette Delizy"

At "The Shambles" we first became interested in growing old fashioned roses when we discovered the 'Montville Rose. We soon found other gardeners who liked to strike roses from cuttings and so began a large collection .The warm ,humid weather that we have means that our roses may not put on the same sort of display as the gardens down south. However we  use roses in amongst other sub tropical plantings to good effect.

2nd October 2010: Visit of National Tour of "Heritage Roses in Australia" in fine sunny weather.

 Rosa "Cornelia"

Old fashioned Chinas and Teas with their delicate petals ,colours and perfumes justify the the early days of establishing a these plants from cutting. After a few years these roses have become robust and after ten or more years they can grown into large shrubs requiring little formal care. These are the long living survivor roses found around derelict country houses and in cemeteries.

Rosa "Restless", an Australian Alistair Clarke rose

Our roses thrive on neglect . They sadly can't be watered as we have limited tank water, though like all newly planted specimens' they get a few buckets of water in the early days. We are not meticulous with our regime of fertilising or spraying but we do mulch heavily and spray with triforine when we think of it or we start to see some infestation or black spot emerging. We always think that plants, and gardens in general, survive in spite of us. We feel that it is sad that people move so often, when the plants in their gardens have such a long, slow life cycle. Some Magnolias can take 30 years to flower!

Rosa Banksia lutea at "The Shambles"

An extensive selection of favourite roses that we have had experience with is in our book  "Over the Fence and Overlooked Traditional plants in Queensland's Gardening Heritage", which is available from us. A print and post order form appears on our website.

Tea Rose, "Comptesse du Cayla"

  

ROSES collected to 2010, INVENTORY AND DESCRIPTION

This inventory is not in alphabetical order, and has been subjectively written into groups based on flower colour, but given the variability of old roses this is less than totally reliable. With the benefit of experimentation in plant selection, time, frequent feeding including Sulphate of Potash and use of antifungal sprays (triforine or "Rose Shield") our collection has grown. We have lost many grafted roses to the wet weather and disease including Austin, Delbard and grafted old roses especially Damask, Bourbon and most Modern Shrubs!

The losses just make way for more old fashioned Teas, Chinas, the odd Noisette and some oddments. Please read and enjoy. Many roses are pictured and labelled in our books and DVD.

PINK ROSES

DUCHESSE DE BRABANT syn COMTESSE DE LABARTHE (Tea,  DOUBLE REMONTANT all from cuttings) An excellent rose in South East Queensland. Disease free, flowers freely summer and winter, highly perfumed and tolerant of shade. Strikes easily from cutting. Very low maintenance. Bernede, France 1857

BLOOMFIELD ABUNDANCE also known as SPRAY CECILE BRUNNER(RAMBLER,DOUBLE  REMONTANT from cuttings)A successful tall growing rose in that the button hole roses are best appreciated when first opening. Disease free and low maintenance. Thomas USA 1920

CLIMBING COMTESSE DE LABARTHE syn. CLIMBING DUCHESSE DE BRABANT (TEA, DOUBLE REMONTANT from cuttings)  As above,an excellent rose if given room and something to climb on. Low maintenance. Not for the Patio gardener! A Sport discovered Lismore, Lewis, NSW 1900..

HERITAGE  (ENGLISH ROSE,DOUBLE  REMONTANT grafted)A beautiful flower and a reasonably sturdy shrub. Moderate disease resistance. Humid weather does cause some foliage disease. High Maintenance. Austin, UK, 1984

MME LAMBARD. (TEA,DOUBLE  REMONTANT from cuttings)     An excellent, tall sturdy and disease free rose. The mid-pink double flowers have a sturdier neck than Comptesse de Labarthe. Low maintenance. Lacharme, France, 1864

FREIHERR VON MARSCHALL. (TEA,DOUBLE  REMONTANT from cutting) A reliable disease free rose with beautiful full pink blooms. Low maintenance.Lambert,Germany,1903

CLAIR MATIN  (HYBRID MUSK,SEMI-DOUBLE  REMONENT from cutting)Reliable tall growing shrub or climber. We have seen beautiful flowering . Seems to be a strong and low maintenance rose.   Meilland,France,1960

G.NABONNAND which came to us as JEAN DUCHER (TEA, DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted) This is one of the choice soft pink double roses in the garden and one of our few grafted roses left. Delicious perfume, Tall, freely flowering and Low maintenance.  Nabbonand, France, 1874

“HUNCHY ROSE’” R.O.R. Study name for a cutting grown tea or possible China rose growing in the area below Montville where we live. Smaller, crimson to red double flowers.

MME BERKELEY (TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) Strong reliable free flowering shrub. Flowers are smaller, at times, but beautiful. Very low  maintenance. Bernaix,France 1899

BABE  (POLYANTHA,SEMI-DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) Seems to be quite reliable. Not in a good spot and disease resistance moderate. Doesn't seem to flower as readily as tea and china roses. Moderate maintenance. Hazelwood, Australia, 1935

MRS B.R.CANT (TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT, grafted) strong but untidy looking bush. The flowers are full and a beautiful deep pink. Moderate disease resistance and requires some maintenance. Cant,UK, 1901 

MRS REYNOLDS-HOLE.(TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted)Long canes on a grafted bush and few flowers. High maintenance on the plant we have. Our weather and position may not favour this rose.Nabonnand,France, 1900

ANNA OLIVIER  (TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) Beautiful flower form and colour. We lost this rose but will always try to replace it. Ducher,France, 1872

PINK CASCADE  ( TEA,MODERN,SEMIDOUBLE, REMONTANT CUTTING)Seems robust, disease resistance and has beautiful short lasting deep pink single to semi-double flowers. Low maintenance. From Mapleton Hardware, Bred at a nursery on Mt Tambourine, parentage unknown, very good rose.looking very much like a China rose.

THE FAIRY  (POLYANTHA,DOUBLE REMONTANT transplant from old garden) Otherwise known here as “CARAMEL SWIRL” after a former pet mouse buried thereunder. Hardy, flowers freely but foliage is disease prone. Moderate maintence, low growing and thorny, needs frequent foliage care.  Bentall,UK,1932

CORNELIA  (HYBRID MUSK, SEMI-DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) A lovely tall plant, free flowering and strong if well supported. Moderate disease resistance but rewarding. Pemberton,UK, 1925

OLD BLUSH CHINA   (CHINA, SEMI-DOUBLE, REMONTANT from cutting) Tough and a little twiggy and unimpressive at times , but a reliable rose and very low maintenance. Flowers short lived and foliage sparse at times. Before 1750, China parent

LA MARNE  (NOISETTE, DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) New in 2005 in our garden. Establishing well and seems to promise low maintenance. Flowers are small and quite beautiful small, double crimson colour.

MAMAN COCHET, (TEA, DOUBLE PALE PINK WITH YELLOW FLUSH, from cutting) Making a strong start this beautiful rose promises to be a reliable garden performer with low maintenance. Cochet, France, 1893.

BORDERER (POYANTHA, DOUBLE PINK, LOW GROWING, from cutting) Making a poor start in our wet garden . Suitable planted on a garden edge Alister Clark, Australia 1918.

ROSA MULTIFLORA Pink, (SPECIES, SINGLE Spring flowering, all from cutting) We have a number of these very strong, low maintenance specimens about which are quite lovely in flowering season when very established. Easy to grow , smaller leaves can be disease prone.

ABRAHAM DERBY (ENGLISH ROSE, DOUBLE ,REMONTANT grafted) The best Austin rose we have. Abundant beautiful flowers on a very vigorous bush. Disease resistance moderate, high maintenance when considering foliage care and the need to remove large canes each year.  Austin,UK, 1985  

"MRS E.V.MARSH" study name  (? Pink/Cream/double Tea  from cutting) this rose resembles Tea rose Mrs. Dudley Cross. Roses may have more yellow than pink in them at times.

BEAUTY OF GLENHURST (MODERN SINGLE, REMONTANT from cutting)Very vigorous, strong, repeat single flowers without perfume. Very attractive colour. Very rewarding and low maintenance. Morley, Australia, 1979

ALBERTINE  (CLIMBER ,DOUBLE SPRING ONLY, grafted) Big thorny climber. One for the enthusiast really. Moderate disease resistance and high maintenance. Once a year the form and colour of buds and flowers are so lovely this rose is almost worthwhile. Barbier, France,1921

UNCLE TOM study name PARADE? (MODERN SHRUB, REMONENT, from cutting) Established very strongly with no evidence of foliage disease. This may be a beautiful double pink climber Breeding of Parade is .Boener,USA,1953

PERL D’OR (REMONTANT,NOISETTE,DOUBLE,CUTTING),strong specimen, beautiful, reliable, low maintenance. This is an exquisite garden rose, especially in bud. Rambau, France 1875

SUNNY SOUTH   (ALISTER CLARK,SEMI-DOUBLE REMONTANT, from cutting) Strong rose with good disease resistance and moderate maintenace. Flowers are nice but unspectacular and short lived. Clark Australia, 1918

YESTERDAY (POLYANTHA, SINGLE REMONTANT cutting)Long thorny canes make this a bit harder to accommodate. strong reliable, pretty single flowers in clusters. moderate maintenance in maintaining a shape.Harkness,UK,1974

ELMSHORN (MODERN ,SEMI-DOUBLE  REMONTANT cutting)long thorny canes on a very vigorous plant with moderate disease resistance. very pretty flower clusters, no perfume. moderate maintenance. Kordes, Germany, 1951

REGENSBERG (MODERN SHRUB, grafted. Arresting flowers relatively low growing bush. Moderate to high maintenance. McGredy, NZ,1979

MARY ROSE (MODERN SHRUB, DAVID AUSTIN, grafted).A beautiful double pink rose but poor disease resistance in our humid climate Austin,UK, 1983. .

BRIDGET MARY ROSE  (MODERN SHRUB, NEW SPORT OF “MARY ROSE” grafted and developed by Ron Treloar) Kindly from Ron Treloar, most establishing well at home, 1x Bridget Mary Rose and 2x Mary Rose going well at the Montville Uniting Church garden which we have established.

"STANS LAIDLEY ROSE" R.O.R.  (POLYANTHA FROM CUTTING) Low growing shrub with beautiful small double pink flowers in clusters.

BALLERINA (Multiflora hybrid, single, grafted). Low growing shrub,high maintenance and few flowers in our climate.  Bentall, UK, 1937

"ALLY'S ROSE" R.O.R. (multiflora hybrid?). Single repeat flowering in pink with white throat. This rose is not unlike BALLERINA in flower but has more compact habit. Bred at Buderim by John Skilbeck

LE VESUVE (China rose from cutting, double pink) Establishing well in shady spot. Long thorny stems, beautiful well formed double crimson-pink flowers. Shade tolerant.

ZEPHIRINE DROUHIN, (DOUBLE CLIMBER, GRAFTED) Thornless canes on a very vigourous climbing rose with delightful double crimson flowers. Fantastic size and flowring after being transplanted to our pool fence 2009. Bizot France,1868

PIERRE DE RONSARD (VERY DOUBLE PINK REPEAT FLOWERING) Usually a sturdy climber with a lovely covering of flowers. On trial in our garden where many grafted roses have failed. Meilland, France 1987 Transplanted to back fenced rose garden 2011

In 2009/2010 at least 12 x COMTESSE DE LABARTHE have been raised from cutting and added to the garden along with cuttings grown, PRINCESSE DE SAGAN and possibly! DR GRILL. In 2011 there has been great success raining the above as well as BEAUTY OF GLENHURST, SPRAY CECILE BRUNNER and others of our tea roses.

MONSIEUR TILLIER  (TEA,DOUBLE  REMONTANT both grafted and from cuttings.)A lovely healthy rewarding rose, disease resistance moderate to good, low maintenance, interesting flower form and colour. Bernaix, France, 1891

CRIMSON/RED ROSES

BLACK BOY  (ALISTER CLARK,SEMI-DOUBLE CLIMBER from cutting) Poor vigour and flower frequency in our wet climate. Clark, Australia, 1919 Lost in 2010

HUNCHY ROSE (ror) (?CHINA OR TEA, DOUBLE RED Cutting). A present to Kyleigh for opening the Hunchy Community Library. This rose grows in paddocks in the Hunchy district which is east of Montville. Source: Kate Stock

LOUIS XIV   (DEEP RED TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) Frail, small ,but healthy  rose. Exquisite deep red/black blooms. moderate/low maintenance. Guillot, France 1859

GLOIRE DES ROSOMANES (RAGGED ROBIN)  (SINGLE CRIMSON, REMONTANT from cutting)Vigorous low maintenance shrub with healthy foliage. very interesting flowers and colour.Vibert, France 1825

CRAMOISI SUPERIEUR (CHINA,DOUBLE REMONTANT all from cutting) Healthy, low growing, sparse foliage and twiggy. very low maintence, lovely small double crimson flowers reliably through the season. Coquereau, France 1832 

COLONEL FABVIER  (CHINA? SEMI-DOUBLE ,REMONTANT cutting). small, somewhat twiggy shrub, healthy, low maintenance. interesting small semi-double blooms with a central streak of white.                            

RESTLESS (ALISTER CLARK,DOUBLE RED,REMONTANT all from cuttings) Lovely healthy, low maintenance shrub, reliable double red blooms.Clark, Australia, 1938

RED CASCADE (,MINIATURE, DOUBLE, from cutting), Beautiful clusters of perfect red miniature roses on a low scrambling or climbing bush.

RED PIERRE DE RONSARD (DOUBLE RED CLIMBER, REPEAT FLOWERING,grafted). On trial in a good sunny position. This rose made a good start in 2010 but our wet weather may defeat it. Sport of Meilland "Pierre de Ronsard"

BLOOMFIELD COURAGE  ( RED RAMBLER,SINGLE SPRING all from cuttings) Once flowering and disease prone in a quite shaded position. moderate maintenance so far, spring flowers are attractive .Thomas, USA 1925

ROSA MULTIFLORA red (Species, Spring flowers, from cutting) A roadside specimen propagated and obtained through “Diggers club”.We expect a tall scrambling or climbing shrub.

GENERAL GALLIENI   (TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted)A lovely strong rose with low disease risk, low maintenance and very interesting polychrome red flowers.

UNKNOWN RED No.1  (?MODERN SHRUB, healthy from cutting) Large double red flowers with lovely perfume. This rose survives without really thriving, resembles a modern shrub such as Mr Lincoln.

UNKNOWN RED No.2  (China or tea Rose, from cutting) Small tea rose like foliage, small double rich red flowers which knowing sources in our garden is either Restless, or Louis XIV.

DAVIDS SINGLE RED CHINA (From cutting David Curley HRIA). Beautiful healthy low growing plant.

PINK/CREAM COMPOUND COLOUR

ROSETTE DELIZY (TEA, DOUBLE  REMONTANT from cutting) A rose with fabulous health and very low maintenance. Interesting freely bourne double blooms in pink and cream. One of our best and easiest to grow Nabonnand, France, 1922

HUGO ROLLER  (TEA,DOUBLE  REMONTANT grafted) 2 strong grafted specimens from Penny McKinley at Pittsworth are establishing and flowering well.

WILLIAM R. SMITH (TEA,DOUBLE   REMONTANT from cutting) very healthy, very low maintenance, flowers freely lovely cream/white double flowers with some perfume  Bagg, USA, 1908.

COMTESSE DU CAYLA ( TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) Healthy  shrub, abundant apricot/orange flowers, seems low maintenance. Guillot, France, 1902

MUTABILIS  (CHINA,SINGLE REMONENT 2 grafted, 1 from cutting) Very interesting rose of outstanding vigour, disease resistance and is low maintenance, but for the need to reduce overabundant growth. The single flowers of yellow/pink/apricot on the one shrub at the same time.    Before 1894, ?Chinese garden rose

MRS DUDLEY CROSS (TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted)A beautiful thornless grafted rose which struggles at times, moderate disease resistance and maintenance. Beautiful flowers make it worthwhile. Paul UK 1907

WILLIAM MORRIS (ENGLISH ROSE,DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted). A beautiful perhaps spectacular flower, but disease resistance is disappointing and maintenance is high in our humid area.  Austin, UK              

SOUVENIR DE MADAME LEONIE VIENOTT. (TEA DOUBLE CLIMBER from cutting) Vigourous seemingly healthy and low maintenance climber. Fabulous flowers.Bernaix, France, 1898

MARIE VAN HOUTTE 1, 2005 (TEA, DOUBLE, REMONTANT,cutting) Lovely strong rose, the very double tea roses have very weak stems. Ducher, France, 1871

APRICOT ROSES

SAFRANO (TEA, DOUBLE REMONTANT from cuttings) A reliable rose of tall strong growth. Low maintenance, beautiful if somewhat small flowers freely bourne.  One of our strongest and best performers. Beauregard, france, 1839

ARETHUSA  (CHINA, DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) low maintenance, beautiful flowers in bud and when developed on a shrub which resembles Perl D’Or .Paul, UK, 1903

CREPUSCULE  (NOISETTE,DOUBLE REMONTANT 1 grafted, 2 from cutting) An outstanding vigorous rose with moderate to good disease resistance and low maintenance. Very eye catching flower form and bright apricot colour in our garden.Dubreuil, France, 1904

BUFF BEAUTY  (MODERN, DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) A robust rose with strong canes and exceptional flowers. Moderate disease resistance and higher maintenance due to management required to long canes and foliage disease. worthwhile. Bentall, UK, 1939

TRIOMPHE DU LUXEMBOURG  1 2007  ( CHINA ROSE, FROM CUTTING) Double pink flowers, needs support, a beautiful rose. 

"KAYS APRICOT CHINA" (ROR) 2 2010 (CHINA CUTTING) Double Apricot perhaps "Perl D'Or or  to be identified.                  

ORANGE/YELLOW

WOBURN ABBEY (MODERN,DOUBLE  REMONTANT grafted)A lovely strong modern grafted rose with moderate disease resistance and apparently low maintenance. The orange flowers are in clusters. Sidey & Cobley, UK, 1962 lost 2011 in the wet.

YELLOW ROSES

PEACE 1902 (double yellow, Tea , remontant), A beautiful vigorous double tea rose bred from cutting. Originally bred to commemorate the end of the Boer War. Piper, UK, 1902

SOFTEE (SEMI DOUBLE, SMALL FLOWERING ?CLIMBER cutting) Beautiful pale yellow buds opening to cream flower clusters, twiggy growth prone to blackspot but vigorous with it. Moore USA 1983

MRS OAKLEY FISHER (SINGLE YELLOW, REMONTANT grafted) moderate maintenance. The flowers are a very special single yellow.  

ISABELLA SPUNT (TEA, DOUBLE  REMONTANT from cutting) Beautiful pale, lemon yellow colour double tea rose on a vigorous shrub. Sport of Safrano, USA 1855.

UNKNOWN YELLOW No 1. 3 examples (MODERN DOUBLE REMONTANT TRANSPLANTS AND CUTTINGS)Whatever these specimens are they have reliable disease free foliage and quite beautiful double yellow blooms with a form resembling a modern shrub. Disease free and low maintenance.

GRAHAM THOMAS (ENGLISH ROSE,DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted) Strong shrub moderate disease resistance and maintenance. Beautiful butter yellow double flowers.Austin, UK, 1983

CHAMELEON (modern low growing shrub rose, double) moderate vigour and disease resistance with double yellow to orange flowers.

ROSA BANKSIAE LUTEA (SPECIES, SPRING FLOWERING, from cutting). This reliable rose was planted as a present from Kay and Earl Simpson and has flowered reliably for many years with small double yellow tresses of blooms.

WHITE ROSES

PROSPERITY  (HYBRID MUSK,DOUBLE REMONTANT all from cuttings) A vigorous and beautiful white rose but canes grow long and disease resistance is low to moderate so maintenance is an issue.  Pemberton UK, 1919

MOONLIGHT (MODERN DOUBLE REMONTANT all from cuttings) Vigorous and disease free. Cuttings establish easily and seems to tolerate shade. Low maintenance, flower frequency only moderate.Pemberton UK 1913

COUSIN ESSIE  (MODERN AUST, DOUBLE REMONTANT cutting from Pittsworth) Vigorous and disease free. Low maintenance.  

ROSA BANKSIAE ALBA ( DOUBLE WHITE BANKSIA ROSES , Spring only) .On trial from 'Diggers Club' . Promise to be quite successful in a less than ideal shady spot. LOST WHEN TRANSPLANTED 2011

ROSA MULTIFLORA White (Species, from cutting) Yet another species rose from 'Diggers Club" establishing well for spring flowers.

MME JOSEPH SCHWARTZ (TEA,DOUBLE REMONTANT from cuttings) A favourite roses, moderate vigour but low maintenance and repeat flowering with lovely perfume. In our area known as the white Montville Rose.  Schwartz, France 1880 

WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL (ENGLISH, DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted from Christina for fathers day)Vigorous but disease prone,flowers are beautiful and will be very rewarding when taller and more established. Austin, UK, 1988 IN POT 2011, LOOKING ILL.

AIMEE VIBERT (NOISETTE, DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting) Establishing very easily, low disease and low maintenance, beautiful white flower clusters.Vibert, France, 1828

ROSA LAEVIGATA (SPECIES, SINGLE SPRING cuttings from Toowoomba) Tough and low disease, low maintenance.Because of its reputation as a handful has been moved to a remote spot where there are trees it may take over.

LAMARQUE syn GLENGALLON ROSE (NOISETTE, DOUBLE, REPEAT cutting from Glengallon Homestead on their Open day). Vigourous free flowering semi-double open white flowers. Mareschal, France, 1830

SALLY HOLMES (MODERN SHRUB, SINGLE WHITE, REMONTANT,grafted) Disappointly slow to demonstrate vigour, in spite of a good position. The single white flowers are beautiful  Holmes UK, 1976 LOST 2010 WET WEATHER.

MME ALFRED CARRIERE (NOISETTE, DOUBLE WHITE, REMONTANT, grafted). Beautiful apple green new foliage on this tall growing , climbing rose. On trial in a sunny but a little hostile area. Schwartz, France, 1879

EDNA WALLING RAMBLER (RAMBLER, ?SPRING FLOWERING,from cutting). A very stout, thorny rambler obtained from "Diggers club" Single/semidouble white flowers with a tinge of pink. lost 2011 after being transplanted.

MAUVE/ PURPLE

VEILCHENBLAU  (RAMBLER, SINGLE SPRING 1 from graft(Perrots), 1 from cutting Maleny)Low to moderate disease resistance, good vigour, low maintenance, The semi-double purple flowers are well worth the wait.   Schmidt Germany, 1909                            

NARROW WATER  (NOISETTE, DOUBLE  REMONTANT from cutting) Lovely mauve flower clusters, Good disease resistance and Low maintenance. Daisy Hill Nursery, Ireland, 1883

PROFESSEUR GANIVIAT syn. PRINCESSE DE SAGAN, (CHINA ? TEA, DOUBLE REMONTANT from cutting)  A beautiful rose of outstanding vigour and beautiful flower form and colour. Very low maintenance high disease resistance. Very worthwhile. Perrier France, 1890

RHAPSODY IN BLUE (MODERN SEMI DOUBLE from cutting , from Ron Treloar) Low growing sparse shrub, wonderful purple/blue semidouble flowers.

“WARWICK ROSE” syn. ANNA DE DIESBACH  (HYBRID PERPETUAL ,DOUBLE,FROM CUTTING Leonie Kearney) lacharme,France, 1858

REINE DES VIOLETTES (DOUBLE MAUVE,from cutting) Usually a very stout rose, struggling to succeed in our wet conditions. Millet and Mallet France 1860

STRIPED/ UNUSUAL

CANDY STRIPE (MODERN PINK STRIPE, DOUBLE REMONTANT grafted) A very eye catching flower on a quite reliable bush, moderate vigour and disease resistance. moderate maintenance.McCummings USA 1963

CAMILLE PISARRO (MODERN DELBARD, grafted), interesting flower colour yellow, orange moderate vigour,/ maintenance Delbard,France

MAURICE UTRILLO (MODERN DELBARD, grafted),beautiful flowers, disease prone no matter what they say. Not a patch on “princesse de Sagan” standing next to it.Delbard France.

Other unidentified roses not mentioned above include:

UNIDENTIFIED PINK No 1. Low growing shrub, small leaves with red margins. Very round pale pink buds in clusters open to beautiful double flower white in centre, mauve guard petals. Resembles HOMERE. (front embankment)

UNIDENTIFIED PINK No. 2 Arching climber or shrub small pointed leaved, clusters of small untidy pink to apricot flowers in summer only so far. (front embankment)

UNIDENTIFIED PINK No 3. Low shrub, miniature. Tiny very double pink/mauve flowers. Moderate only disease resistance

UNIDENTIFIED PINK/CREAM No 1. Vigorous shrub. Yellow double flowers with pink guard petals are like ROZETE DELIZY but colours seem brighter.

UNIDENTIFIED CLIMBER On white archway , awaiting flowers to help identification.

 

 
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