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- WARM WELCOME (chewizz) - This is a fabulous eye-catching miniature climber. It carries brilliant orange blooms that cover the rose from top to toe. New to us this year but has come highly recommended from many of our customers, you don't get better than that.
- WARM WISHES (Fryxotic) - An appealing soft peach bloom with a pleasing fragrance. The large flowers are enhanced by the dark and luxuriant foliage. Performs well in all climates and weather.
- WEDDING DAY - RAMBLER - Yellow buds opening to creamy yellow single flowers held in clusters, almost immediately becoming white. Fine dark glossy foliage with small individual leaves. IF YOU ARE CHOOSING THIS ROSE AS GIFT PLEASE MAKE SURE THE RECIPIENT HAS SPACE AS THIS IS A BIG RAMBLER.
- WENDY CUSSONS - A perfect shaped cerise flower on a bushy plant. This is another of the older varieties still enjoying popularity.
- WHITE CLOUD (Korstacha) - Vigorous white flowered climber which repeats very well. Each shapely bloom is enhanced by a hint of cream at the heart of the flower. Dark green glossy foliage.
- WHITE COCKADE - White Hybrid Tea type blooms; bright green foliage. Can be grown as shrub.
- WHITE STAR - Produces rapid disease tolerant growth whilst remaining manageable, growing to a moderate 6 or 7ft. Semi-double blooms are pure unfading white with a deep golden eye and good scent. Also good for north walls.
- WHITER SHADE OF PALE (Peafanfare) - As its name suggests - white with a hint of pink. Large, perfectly formed flowers with a superb fragrance. An easy to grow rose that withstands all weathers.
- WILDEVE (ausbonny) - A robust and healthy rose with long arching growth that bears blush pink full petalled blooms fading to pink with a hint of apricot as the bloom matures.
- WILLIAM LOBB - Fairly large, full blooms at first fuchsia purple then turning to lavender grey. Mid-summer flowering only. Growth is upright.
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- WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR 2000 (Ausromeo) - This is a very beautiful crimson rose some even claim "The best crimson English Rose to date". It rich velvety crimson blooms change gradually to an equally rich purple. The cup is deep at first but quickly opens out to form a shallow quartered bloom. The fragrance is strong and warm. Disease resistance is very good.
- WILTSHIRE - Large eye catching clusters of small deep rose pink double blooms cover this ground hugging shrub. Glossy foliage. This rose is suitable for hanging baskets and repeat flowers from June to October.
- WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL (Auscat) - A sport of Mary Rose to which it is identical in every way except colour. White fragrant cupped blooms which sometimes show a slight tinge of yellow in the centre especially towards the end of the season.
The foliage is light green and healthy. The overall effect is excellent with masses of white flowers elegantly held at regular intevals on a bushy shrub that continues to bloom regularly over the season.
- WONDERFUL NEWS (Jonone) - Blooms are white centred with vivid cherry blotches on the top half of the petals and the margins are cream red. As they age the cherry pales and the colour suffuses throughout the petal before the head finally drops cleanly. The compact bush reaching only about 12inches and is covered in mid-green glossy leaves. Wonderful News can be used for edging a border or growing in a container.
- WORCESTERSHIRE - This rose has wonderful bright yellow semi-double blooms showing yellow stamens they are bourne in profusion throughout the summer months and on to autumn. Good glossy foliage and great disease resistance
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