Apuldram Roses, Species: Species

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CITY OF LONDON (Harulcfore)

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SUNRISE (Kormarter)

£9.35

GERTRUDE JEKYLL (Ausbord)

£10.35

ST DUNSTAN'S ROSE (Ki-shru)

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NOSTALGIA (Taneiglat)

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Arching branches covered with small single yellow flowers. A sight to see in the late Spring. Flowers for about one month. Dark wood with small fern-like leaves. (Possibly Dr Hurst - 1907)

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Beautiful large single blooms of golden yellow that fade with age, within are found the most glorious golden stamens that stay long after the blooms have fallen, it has a long flowering period. The dark green glossy foliage will ofter remain over the winter if mild enough. Although slow to establish this is a wonderful rose and once grown is then alway a must. You must train whilst the wood is soft as breakage can occur in older stems. Another tip is not to prune, Mermaid is one of the very few that doesn't like it and the best results are found by encouraging it to go where you want it and away from where you don't. (W. Paul - 1918)

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Single red flowers succeeded by large flagon-shaped hips. (Wisley - 1938)

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Remarkable colouring, changing from orange to pink to coppery crimson. A robust variety that mixes well in a border with other plants, flowering throughout the summer months. Age unknown but probably going back a century or two. China ONLY AVAILABLE IN 2.5LTR POTS, OWN ROOT. (Unknown - 1896)

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Renowned for its unusual grey-green foliage and purplish-red stems. The flowers are insignificant, small and pink. Fruit in bunches is round, red and plentiful. ( - 1831)

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Notable for its flat red translucent thorns. Very tall and prickly. Makes an impenetrable barrier. Should be positioned so the sun shines through the thorns, giving a rich effect. Its white flowers are small and single and rather insignificant. Species (1890) ( - 1890)

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Continous flowering throughout the season. Pink blooms fading to white. Very thorny stem with grey green foliage. A straggly bush, best planted two or three together to support each other. (Lee - 1838)

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