GINGER ALE
(syn. CHEwgingerale)
This is a new, robust, modern shrub rose from Chris Warner in the UK, and a worthy addition to our collection of his roses. The blooms are medium to large, fully double with a slight tea-style fragrance and of an apricot orange colour, resembling ginger. It repeats reliably, and is covered in mid to dark green glossy, disease-resistant foliage.  It is excellent for mass planting. 1.2m x 1.6m.

LYNETTE KUSEL
(syn. CHEwvermay)
Another new groundcover style shrub rose from our Chris Warner collection. It displays masses of small semi-single coral pink blooms, covering the whole plant at its peak. The dark green shiny foliage appears to resist disease well, making this a desirable, healthy, colourful  variety. It has been named for a very dear friend who grows her roses with pride and enthusiasm in her small suburban garden while enjoying her retirement and volunteering for a couple of worthy causes. 0.8m x 1.6m.

SO SIAN
(syn. WALeyespy)
Another very good floribunda from the ‘stable’ of Richard and Ruth Walsh who are among Australia’s top amateur rose breeders. The bright orange blooms with their silvery white reverse are beautifully matched with the dark green bronzy foliage. They are of a medium size and come in clusters of up to six and seven on a prickly, somewhat leggy plant. Named in memory of little Sian, who left this earth at a very young age and many, many years too soon. 1.5m x 1m.

SPLASH!
(syn. CHEwpatrain)
An interesting, somewhat ‘jazzy’ miniature rose from our Chris Warner collection, with small, semi-double, open blooms which are striped and splashed in vermilion and cream. The foliage is small, mid-green and quite glossy, with reasonable health. It’s probably best grown in a container.  0.5m x o.6m