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'Adam Rackles'. 1905. Hybrid Tea. Speckled pink and cream scented double flowers with distinct waxy petals on an open sturdy bush. Repeats. To 1.75m.

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[‘Blackberry Blossom’ not listed.]

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Hybrid Perpetual. “Canonvale Maroon” Unkn. Orig. Cupped purple/maroon fragrant flowers in clusters atop upright canes. Dark leathery foliage. To 1.75m.

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Clark. “Ochre Seedling”. Date unkn. Hyb/Tea? Rich ochre yellow flowers occur throughout the season on a bush of dark green foliage. To 1.5m

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Clark. “Pink H/T Seedling” date unkn. Hyb/Tea? Glowing rich plum pink double flowers on a strong shrub or small climber. To 3m.

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Multiflora rambler. ‘Hilltop Rambler’ 1989. sprays of small double blended rose-pink fragrant flowers along arching canes. Spectacular in Spring. To 6m.

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Rugosa. ‘Lily Freeman’ 1994. Our own variety! Single mid-pink frag flowers changing to dappled pink/mauve on a densely compact sturdy, up-right bush to 1.5m. Cherry-red hips follow later flrs. Everblooming, brilliant Autumn colour.

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Hyb Tea. Midnight Sun, 1921. A rarity! Soft velvety semi-double open flowers of deep crimson adorn this somewhat prickly bush. To 1.2m.

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Mrs. Norman Watson, 1930 and .....are not available in sufficient numbers to warrant inclusion in the main list.

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Tea Rose. "Lady Vestey’s yellow Tea" (unknown) . Bright yellow pointed buds open to loosely semi-double wavy-edged paler yellow to primrose flowers. To 1.5m.