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Rose of the Year for 2008. Smothered in large clusters of single lilac/purple blooms with yellow stamens and a sweet fragrance. Early flowering from May to frosts.

Clusters of creamy orange/apricot blend single blooms are always in flower from late spring to early frosts. Semi glossy foliage and an exceptional scent, strong and fruity.

The blooms on this small bushy shrub are warm, dark red, large and velvety on strong single stems, flowering summer and autumn. They have a medium spicy scent. The foliage is large and shiny dark green.

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This plant is covered in small deep pink single blooms in profusion. Continuous flowering.

Bright scarlet single flowers with golden stamens are produced in profusion on this wide creeping plant. It has no fragrance, but has orange/red hips in the autumn, and light green foliage.

Although the name suggests a rambler, this rose is nearer to a Climbing Hybrid Tea in character. Its large, butter-yellow flowers develop singly and in clusters on fine, large, olive-green foliage.

A tough rose, producing large clusters of single carmine flowers with white eyes, once in a season.

One of the earliest roses to flower, on arching branches, there are bright yellow single blooms with obvious anthers, on dark wood and fernlike leaves. Scented like cloves. Flowers spring to early summer.

This summer flowering rambler has extremely vigorous growth, and requires plenty of space to grow. It produces single blooms in lemon white, flushed with pink, which hang in clusters and produce a deep heavy scent.

Large clusters of single creamy white blooms with a fragrance, in July and August, followed by red hips. Small light green foliage. Very vigorous climber.

A reliable, vigorous plant producing large sprays of small single pink blooms with a white eye from July to September. The flowers, which are strongly scented, are followed by small orange fruits.