Showing posts with label type of roses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label type of roses. Show all posts

Friday, May 30, 2014

Elizabeth Taylor Hybrid Tea Rose Flower

Elizabeth Taylor Hybrid Tea Pink Rose Flower

Elizabeth Taylor Hybrid Tea Rose Flower

Monday, May 26, 2014

Persian Yellow Rose Flower

Persian Yellow Rose Flower

Persian Yellow Rose Flower



A famous parent of today's yellow roses, and one which should be in every collector's garden.  Chrome yellow, very double flowers on short stems bloom all along canes that are the reddish brown common in this class of roses.  Moderately thorny.  The licorice scent is also typical of the class,  the same as Austrian Copper and Harison’s Yellow, which are both close relatives.

Elina Hybrid Tea Rose Flower

Elina Hybrid Tea Rose Flower

Formerly known as ‘Peaudouce’; ‘Elina’ is one of the healthiest Hybrid Tea roses. The pale primrose-yellow flowers are in the form of very large, delicately refined blooms. They are borne singly on a strong, extremely healthy, bushy plant. There is a slight fragrance.

Ray of Hope Floribunda Rose Flower

Ray of Hope Floribunda Rose

A very lovely rose with lots of semi double blooms of sparkling bright red.



Seems to have flowers all through the season, and so far we have found no disease problem.



Plenty of blooms produced so spent blooms should be removed as often as possible to promote further blooms



Dark green healthy foliage.

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Elizabeth Taylor Hybrid Tea Rose

Elizabeth Taylor Hybrid Tea Rose

Elizabeth Taylor



is a great performing hybrid tea with long stemmed and long-lasting flowers, both in the garden and when cut for a vase. The blooms are blended dark pink on the edges and lighter pink towards the middle and bottom of the petals and they have a spicy fragrance.

Monday, April 28, 2014

Abraham Darby Rose Flower

Abraham Darby Rose Flower



‘Abraham Darby’ bears large, deeply cupped blooms in shades of pink, apricot and yellow and, in spite of their size, they continue to be produced for the remainder of the season.



They have a rich, fruity fragrance with a refreshing sharpness. ‘Abraham Darby’ is an excellent, vigorous, medium-sized shrub. It has a bushy, arching habit and large, polished, rather modern leaves; flower, growth and leaf are all in proportion and never clumsy. Named to celebrate the inventor Abraham Darby, who, with his son and grandson, played an important part in the industrial revolution.