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Medium sized cupped blooms of clear shell pink with a strong lemony fragrance. Strong bushy growth. Reliably recurrent flowering. Size: 1.4m x 1.4m. -
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A little known early introduction by Austin. Rosette shaped blooms begin orange in bud, then fade to a paler apricot. Slender arching stems, may need support. Medium Tea fragrance. Perpetual flowering. Size: 1.2m x 1.2m -
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Deep rich crimson turning to royal purple. The flowers are of a cupped rosette form. Strong fragrance. Low bushy growth. Continuous flowering. Size: 60cm x 60cm. -
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L.D. Braithwaite is one of the most healthy red English roses. A good unfading crimson red of fairly loose formation. Old rose fragrance. Bushy growth. Continuous flowering. Size: 125cm x 125cm. -
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The Dark Lady has large loosely formed double blooms of deep crimson. Pointed buds in closed form. The name is from the mysterious dark lady in Shakespeare's sonnets. Repeat flowering. Size:120cm x 120cm. -
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Brother Cadfael has peony like globular flowers of clear pink. Old rose fragrance. A vigorous and substantial shrub with a blowsy appearance. Perpetual flowering. Size: 1.2m x 1m. -
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Pegasus is a little different from other English roses due to its camellia-like flowers. Colours are subtle pale yellow with richer, almost apricot coloured centre. Arching habit. Tea fragrance. Size: 90cm x 100cm -
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Sweet Juliet has fairly small rosette blooms of a subtle apricot blend. She has a rich tea fragrance with hints of lemon. Forms a tidy shaped medium shrub. Delicately formed leaves. Size: 130 x 90cm. -
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‘Perdita’ buds open in light peach which then matures into creamy tones. Rich, spicy fragrance. Graceful arching canes lend an elegant habit, occasionally benefiting from support. Named after the lost princess later rediscovered in Shakespeare’s The Winter's Tale. Size: 130cm x 90cm.