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Scentimental the blooms of this floribunda are each different blends of red and white with a lovel fragrance. |
| Vielchenblau Veilchenblau is a wonderful once blooming rose developed in Germany in 1909. It has a wonderful colour blend and a very pleasing scent. I only wish it was a repeat bloomer. |
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Mary Rose One of the early roses from David Austin it is still one of his best pink roses. It is early to bloom and keeps on going late into the fall. |
| Rugelda This Rugosa rose is best grown on a pillar for support. It is a nice blend of yellow with red edging on the outer petals. |
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L.D. Braithwaite This 1984 introduction from David Austin is still a great rose. |
| Gene Boerner This is a lovely floribunda with masses of medium sized blooms which are so perfectly formed they look like they belong on a wedding cake. |
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Fragrant Plum I just planted this Hybrid Tea in June and it is already a nice sized bush with good bloom production. Well worth effor it took to find this one. |
| White Mothersday This great little polyantha roses blooms non stop all summer and well into fall. It has been producing the red spot on one or two blooms ever since I planted it in my garden. |
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Lousia Stone Also classified as Enlgish roses these shrub roses from Harkness are similar to the ones developed by David Austin. Poulsen of Denmark, Gaujard and Meilland in France are all introducing roses in this style. Full and very double they combine the beauty and fragrance of old roses with the reliable repeat bloom of modern roses. Louisa Stone is a lovely soft apricot paling to blush at the petal edges. |
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