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Apricot Roses

*All roses are sold as Bare Root stock from November to March, and as Potted Roses from April to October.

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A well formed shrub with the most incredble large deep cupped blooms of pink, apricot and yellow which despite their size are well held on a god strong bush. Blooms well over the season. Healthy and vigorous. (David Austin - 1985)

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Amber Abundance is one of the earliest into bloom, and a reliable choice for repeat bloom. The light caramel shade is set off attractively against a glossy backcloth of foliage. The sturdy, stocky habit is ideal for group planting and for container gardening. (Harkness - 2000)

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Medium pink to apricot flowers of HT type which are good for cutting. This climber is upright in growth and can be kept pruned and grown as a shrub, Named for the Royal College of Midwives. (Harkness - 1982)

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Large trusses filled with pale apricot-coloured double flowers. It has a sprawling habit so needs plenty of space in width. Flowers throughout the summer. (Pemberton - 1939)

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This beautiful rose has been named after HRH the Duchess of Cornwall in order to raise funds for the National Osteoporosis Society. The roses itself is very nostalgic with very large fragrant flowers of salmon pink that are cupped shaped and quartered, carried singly and in clusters on stout stems. Foliage is large and glossy dark green. Duchess of Cornwall comes into bloom early in the season a continues until the first frost in autumn. This rose is ideal for bedding, specimen or mixed border planting, as well as cutting. (Tantau - 2005)

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Soft Apricot blooms large and open in form. Although not the most vigourous of roses it makes an attactive bush. Suitable for the front of a mixed border. (Austins - 1991)

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An excellent variety with blooms of pure apricot - darker in the middle, paler towards the edges. The colour blends well with other shades. The blooms are shallow cupped at first, then opening to form a perfect rosette. It makes a good branching shrub that is healthy and repeat flowers well.

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Apricot pink flowers produced on a well balanced medium height plant. Foliage is healthy and glossy. New growth emerging as a shining copper red maturing to dark green. Very Fragrant (McCredy - 1999)

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Creamy primrose, this stately HT is ideal for rose lovers who want plenty of well formed flowers with fragrance and very good disease resistance. (Harkness - 1996)

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Beautiful shapley blooms of the warmest apricot are held on lanky stiff stems. The blooms will hold up very well in the wet weather and have a lovely rich scent. The foliage is good although it can be a little sparse! Can be trained onto walls, pergolas and trellis. (McCredy - 1964)

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