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- CALYPSO (Poulclimb) - One of the new Courtyard Climbers growing only 6-8ft and suitable for containers. Pale pink/carmine flowers randomly striped and flecked white, carried on large sprays of semi-double blooms. Glossy mid-green foliage.
- CAMBRIDGESHIRE - Striking Semi-double blooms of multi-colour, gold, cerise, pink and scarlet. The foliage is light green and growth compact and bushy.
- CANARY BIRD - 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.
- CARDINAL RICHELIEU - Beautifully formed rich Purple blooms of a delicate velvety texture are of medium size on a bushy plant. Fairly free from thorns with abundant foliage of dark green, sometimes edged with maroon.
- CAREFREE DAYS (meirivoui)) - This is a fantastic patio rose, it is healthy, robust, well balanced and produces loads of fuchsia pink blooms through the season. Perfect fo a pot or en mass in a bed.
- CAROLINE VICTORIA - New for us this year. Large white/near white flowers and medium to dark green glossy foliage. Good fragrance and a welcome addition to the range of white HT's.
- CECILE BRUNNER - RAMBLER - aka The Sweetheart Rose. This is the climbing Cecile Brunner it also comes as a shrub (not one that we grow) This is an adorable rose the little blooms are perfect rose buds in minature, almost as if they have been hand made, they are produced in light airy clusters which open into small flowers with reflexed petals and a button eye. the blooms are pale coral pink which pales to the outer edges. It can be grown into a tree, over a building or a large arch. The wood is dark and reddish the leaves long, slender and matt green. It is relatively thornless too.
- CHAMPAGNE MOMENT - Korvanaber - The rose of 2006, 'Champagne Moment' (Korvanaber) is a floribunda variety, producing clusters of pale ivory coloured flowers with a delicate apricot centre. These fade to a pale pink with age. It flowers profusely throughout the summer months and the dark green, glossy foliage shows good disease resistance. As an added bonus the blooms also have a sweet fragrance. Plants will benefit from regular deadheading to encourage them to produce further blooms. Prune plants in autumn or early spring, removing dead, diseased, or damaged growth and reducing healthy shoots by about half to encourage new growth. Always cut to just above a healthy outward facing bud to encourge even growth. After pruning, apply a rose fertiliser and mulch around the plant.
- CHANDOS BEAUTY - (Harmisty) - Beautiful shell pink blooms carried in abundance, distinct strong scent and excellent growth combine to make this ideal for massing or for the border.
- CHARLES DE MILLS - There is somewhat of a mystery about this rose know one really knows where it has come from, some say that it could be the same rose as was know as "Bizarre Triomphant" and would date back to the 1700, thats old!! However back in the 21C It is one of the most popular of the old shrubs with its large full blooms of purple/crimson and frilled petals which open fully flat. They blooms can be a little heavy and support is sometimes needed. The fragrance is quite unique as well , very light and sweet. Growth is bushy and it can be prone to mildew late in the season.
- CHARLIES ROSE (Tanallepa) - Beautiful large shapely bi-colour blooms of silver and cherry red carried on good stiff stems, perfect for cutting. The foliage is semi-glossy green and has very good disease resistance, with fragrance too it's a real winner. Named for Charlie Dimmock of Ground Force fame.
- CHARLOTTE (Auspoly) - Bred from GRAHAM THOMAS and is similar but more neatly formed, with slightly softer yellow fuller-cupped blooms. Small bush; repeat flowering.
New English (Austin 1993)
- CHINATOWN (Ville de Chine) - Bright yellow flowers in clusters throughout the summer. Good for hedging or training along a wall. Very tough and healthy. Will withstand rainy weather well.
- CHRIS (Kirsan) - A perpetual flowering bright yellow climber with scented blooms. Growing to a height of approximately 8ft with pale mid-green foliage. This is a very trouble free variety a good rose if you have little time for the garden. Exceptionally disease free. A welcome addition to the climbing section of the catalogue. Named after Chris Jones, a great rose grower who died at the age of 41 from a heart attack while working amongst the roses he loved so much.
- CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS (Poulstripe) - Semi-double blooms of the palest cream-pink, heavily striped cherry red, are borne in most attractive clusters. It is well clothed with dark green glossy foliage.
- CITY OF LONDON (Harulcfore) - A large double flower on a tall bush in a beautiful blush pink and white. Wonderful fragrance. The foliage is bright green and health good. Should make a good tall bedding variety.
- CLARET - A classic fragrant dark red rose. Medium green and medium size foliage on a healthy plant. Ideal for borders and good for cutting.
- Climbing BLUE MOON - Just like its bush counterpart this climber version produces magnificent displays of spectacular blooms year after year. The Climbing Blue Moon Rose has exotic buds and huge fragrant lavender blue blooms that cover this rare rose all summer. This two-year prizewinner is guaranteed to grow and bloom.
The Climbing Blue Moon Rose has huge fragrant, 4-inch double blooms that grow vigorously. This climbing rose covers a trellis or fence with its blooms and rich dark foliage all summer.
- COMPASSION - "The best rose ever" Liz Sawday Apuldram Roses.
Pink to apricot pink medium size blooms of HT type in bud that open to a confection of petals. It has dark wood and bushes out from the base, so looks good as a pillar rose or can be grown as a shrub as well as a climber. This is one of the most usfeul and trouble free varieties, disease is rare and its demands are few. The blooms are carried from early summer to late autumn, sometimes it even has a bloom at Christmas, the bush is rarely without a flower the whole of this time. If the summer is wet it is a excellent variety for cutting and filling your house with the scented well formed flowers. Everything about this rose is easy, promise. If you can only have 1 rose have this one!
- COMTE DE CHAMBORD - This is a fantastic little rose is among the most popular and widely available of the 19th century roses. Its large frilly blooms of deep pink are held in clusters well above the leaves. The blooms a cupped and quartered, they can be prone to balling in the wet however its repeat flowering nature means that there are many to take it's place. It can be susceptible to blackspot, although it is tolerent of pooer soils.
- CONGRATULATIONS (Korlift) - Fully double shapely blooms of deepish pink which pale as the flower ages. A magnificent rose, very free flowering, and particularly good in the autumn. Excellent hedging properties and also suitable for exhibition as the blooms last well in water. No special requirements, it will tolerate poorer soils but thrives in a sunny position. Also known as Sylvia
- CONSERVATION (Cocdimple) - The orange grading to yellow blooms fade first to pale orange then to salmon pink. The blooms have 18 petals and the foliage is small & shiny. This small, bushy Patio rose has been named for the World Wildlife Fund.
- CORNELIA - Small strawberry pink semi-double flowers on long arching sprays. A crop of medium red fruit follows the flowers at the end of the season.
Hybrid Musk (Pemberton 1925)
- CREAM ABUNDANCE (Harflax) - Any garden would be enhanced by this charming rose. Its flowering is generous beyond reasonable expectation. Cream Abundance has creamy flowers that are crammed with petals, holding up their heads to show ruffled centres.
- CREME DE LA CREME (Gancre) - A beautiful climber with full blooms of white fading to cream,then darker cream as the bloom opens. Foliage is dark green and glossy, with very good health.
- CRIMSON CASCADE (Fryclimbdown) - Dark red blooms with a velvety texture. Growth is vigorous with dense glossy foliage. Good disease resistance. Repeats well.
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