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- TALL STORY (Dickooky) - A pale primrose shrub with long, sweeping branches; flowers continously through summer. Very hardy and healthy, requiring little maintenance. Good for cutting.
- TCHAIKOVSKI ® Meichibon - Very light primrose yellow floribunda, medium sized blooms bourne in abundance over the summer months. Has a certificate of merit from Lyon 2000. Dense healthy dark green foliage.
- TEARDROP - Very delicate white blooms, repeating duing the summer, the foliage is light green and glossy. Growth is spreading and it has good disease resistance. Looks very good as an edge to a border.
- TEASING GEORGIA (Ausbaker) - Beautiful two-tone yellow flowers with centre of deep yellow and outer petals pale yellow. Repeat flowering with good disease-resistance.
New English
- TEQUILA (Meifructoz) - A glorious floribunda/shrub makes a dense bush with large glossy green leaves, but best of all are the wonderful striking orange blooms held in clusters on this sturdy plant. Could be very useful for landscape or a beautiful bold statement in the garden.
- TEQUILA SUNRISE (Dicobey) - Scarlet and gold blooms and glossy green foliage make this an eye-catching plant. It already has several coveted awards to its name. Very strong and healthy.
- TERRACOTTA (simchoca) - A large almost shrub like bush of medium height and a good spread that carries beautiful shapely blooms of terracotta/chocolate colour. It has good heathy foliage of dark green. The blooms are also very good for cutting.
- THANK YOU (chesdeep) - Classic patio rose with small deep pink blooms that repeat all summer long. Suitable for a container. Strong and healthy little bush that make a perfect way to say "Thank You" to that special person.
- THAT S JAZZ (Poulnorm) - Repeat flowering climber. Dark red velvety blooms in large sprays. Many of our customers have given us rave reviews of this rose for it's vigorousness and disease resistance.
- THE COMPASS ROSE (Korwisco) - Clusters of highly perfumed classic white semi-double blooms with pretty red stamens. Glassy dark green foliage. Excellent for mixed border or low hedge.
- THE FAIRY - Small soft pink flowers borne in great quantities in broad flat sprays. Late flowering but continous once it begins. Low, arching fan-like growth.
- THE GARLAND - RAMBLER - Gertrude Jekyll loved this rose and recommended that an awakening one early morning in June to see this rose in all it's glory was well worth the effort. The buds and first opening blooms are tinted with soft pale peach/pink that fade to white when open. The small and delicate blooms are carried in huge clusters of 40 or more. Very vigorous growth and late flowering. Can be kept pruned to keep as a large shrub.
- THE McCARTNEY ROSE (Meizelt) - Deep lilac pink flowers on a strong plant. This rose has exceptionally strong fragrance and is excellent as a cut flower.
- THE PAINTER (Mactemaik) - This is a striped flower of cream and orange, similar but less vivid than Oranges and Lemons. The foliage is dark glossy green and the new growth a wonderful bronzy red.
- THE PILGRIM (auswalker) - An excellent pure yellow rose, that combines unusually strong and healthy growth with blooms of the utmost delicacy and charm. These are quite large and evenly shaped, with many small petals opening to form a flat flower. They have a softness of texture which is most pleasing, and look particularly fine when arranged in a bowl.
Its strong fragrance is a perfect balance between a classic Tea scent and the English Rose, myrrh fragrance.
- THE PRINCE (ausvelvet) - The prince is a marvelous New English rose with buds the darkest purple, almost black then turning dark crimson as they open and fading back to purple with age. The growth is low and very throny. Repeat flowering can be improved by deadheading, it is not a weakling by any means however disease can sometimes be a problem.
- THE ROSE EXPERT, by Dr D G Hessayon - The worlds best selling book on roses!!!!
Clear and helpful instructions on choosing which rose is for you and lots of advice once you have bought your rose. 100's of roses pictured and fully described. Terminology explained simply and other useful tips such as perfume making!!! This little book has help very many people over the many years since it was first published. Whether your new to roses or an old hand there is something for everyone, makes an idea gift too.
- THINKING OF YOU - Classical flowers of velvety rich crimson with a pleasing fragrance are borne both singly and in clusters on a neat bushy plant of medium height
- THOMAS BARTON (Meirvin) - Deep wine red rose with an upright habit. Good disease resistant foliage and a lovely scent.
- TICKLED PINK (fryhunky) - Rose of the year 2007
A hugely bold and impressive rose with masses of large scented, full petalled blooms. The colour is a fabulous dusky seductive pink carried in enormous trusses on a strong and vigorous plant. Excellent disease resistance and very easy to grow.
- TIMES PAST (harhilt) - Soft pink old fashion shaped blooms with a heavenly fragrance, a smashing rose proper cottage garden sort, just perfect round the door for that remeniscent feel.
- TITANIC (Macdako) - Vigorous plant of medium height, with dark green leathery foliage. Creamy white flowers edged with blush pink show off spectacularly against the dark leaves. Very fragrant.
- TOP MARKS (Fryminstar) - The flowers are the most brilliant vermilion which are produced in abundance throughout the season. The growth is bushy.
Rose of the Year 1992.
- TOPROSE - TOPROSE the essential rose & shrub feed. No mess formula, granular feed for vibrant blooms and healty foliage. 1 kg Stay fresh pack, very easy to use. Apuldram Roses have used and recommended this product for more years than we can remember, can be used for both feeding established roses and when planting new ones. You only need to feed this twice over the growing sesaon, Spring and Summer.
- TWICE IN A BLUE MOON (Tan 36138) - A classic Hybrid Tea in shape and form with silver lilac blooms, the perfect replacement for Blue Moon as it has much better disesase resistance than its almost namesake.
- TWIST (poulstr) - Striking shades of pink & white stripes that vary with every bloom. Medium sized flowers somewhat larger than other patio climers, form in small clusters and repeat well over the summer
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