Old Garden Roses (OGRs)
(#) = Once-flowering varieties
(o/r) = Cutting
grown varieties
(p) = Roses proprietory to us are indicated thus
(*) = Roses new to us this season are marked |
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 These old-fashioned beauties comprise early species hybrids, gallicas (g), damasks
(d), centifolias {c}, mosses (m) and albas (a), most of which are once-flowering
varieties.
Alba Maxima # (a). Medium, loosely double; white. Good fragrance. 2.5m+
Charles de Mills # (g) Large, quartered; deep red. Very fragrant. To 1.8m
Fantin-Latour # {c} Medium to large, full; soft pink. Fragrant. 1.8m
Irish Rich Marbled #(o/r) Solitary, small; lilac pink with lighter shades. Black hips 1.2m
James Mason # (g). Large, semi-single; mid to deep red. Tall. 2.5m
Mme. Hardy # (d). Medium, full; white, with green button eye. Good scent. 2m+
Quatre Saisons (d). Informal, loose; silky pink. Very fragrant. Sprawls to 1.8m
Single Cherry. #(o/r)Solitary, small, single, cerise pink. Maroon black hips. 1.2m
Stanwell Perpetual. Medium, double, quartered; blush pink. Fragrant. 2m+.
Tuscany Superb # (g). Large, semi-double; maroon red. Fragrant. 1.5m
William Lobb # (m). Large, semi-double; magenta purple. Fragrant. 2m
York and Lancaster # (d) Medium, loosely double, blush white and light pink. 1.8m
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