Species
Roses (Sp)
(#) = 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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 Some original wild roses collected by plant hunters many years ago and cultivated by nurserymen ever since for our pleasure today.
Rosa banksiae normalis#(o/r) Clusters of small, single white blooms in early spring. Thornless. Vigorous grower to 6m +.
Rosa banksiae banksiae#(o/r) small, double white blooms in early spring. Thornless. 6m+.
Rosa fedtschenkoana(o/r)single, white blooms in spring with some later flowers. Moderate growth to 2m
Rosa x harisonii#(o/r) double yellow flowers in spring. Moderate, scrubby growth. 1.5m
Rosa pendulina # medium, single, purple pink, nodding, flagon-shaped hips 2m+
Rosa sweginzowii.#(o/r) Small, single, pink, oblong, orange hips 2m+
Rosa watsoniana#(o/r) large clusters of tiny, single, white to light pink blooms. A curious multiflora variant with linear foliage. 2.5m+
Rosa wichurana#(o/r) Small, single white blooms in summer. Very glossy foliage. Usually procumbent 1.5m x 6m.
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