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WHITE & CREAM SHADES
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| ALBA MEIDILAND: (Meiflopan) - Dense Modern shrub producing
clusters of small, fully-double, pure white flowers. Shade
tolerant, great in containers and useful cut flower. 3'
x 4'. (Meilland 1987). C, H, G, SF z5 |
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CREAM
ABUNDANCE: Creamy flowers crammed with lots of
pretty petals cover the rounded bush. This makes a wonderful
show through summer into autumn. The foliage is dark the
bush rounded the effect mesmerising. 3' x 2' (Harkness 1999)
C. z6 |
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| FAIR BIANCA: (Ausca) - Bushy upright English shrub with
very double flowers opening flat and quartered, in soft
yellow-white, with reflexed edges. Good for containers and
for cutting. Somewhat susceptible to mildew. 3' x 2'. (Austin
1982). C, B, H, MF.z5 |
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| FRENCH LACE: Low growing Hybrid Tea shrub with pointed
buds in clusters that open to reveal fully double floweers
of ivory and soft apricot paling subtly to white. Small
dark green leaves on a bushy plant. Good for cutting. 2.5' x 2' (Warriner 1981)
C.H. P. |
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| GLAMIS CASTLE: (Auslevel) - English rose with beautiful
white rosettes, sometimes with a hint of blush or cream,
and a strong myrrh fragrance. Habit is short and bushy,
perfect for mixed borders. 3' x 2.5' (Austin 1992) C, P,
VF.z5 |
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| GREENSNAKE:
"Serpent Vert" Vigorous shrub with very healthy
rich, glossy green foliage bearing single white flowers in
summer. Incredible over a retaining wall or over a fence.
2’ x 4’.(Lens 1987) S, Gr. SF. Sh. or Cl. z4 |
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GRUSS AN AACHEN: Short Floribunda shrub - ahead of it's
time. Small clusters of fully double, creamy-white blooms
with soft pink and peachy highlights.Matt dark green leaves
on a bushy, upright plant. 1.5' x1.5' (Geduldig 1090) C.
H. SF. |
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| HENRY HUDSON: Explorer Series - A vigorous Rugosa shrub
with semi-double blooms of white with a pink tinge. Clove-like
fragrance. 2.5' x 3'. (Svejda 1976). C, H, B, G, P, MF.25p.z2 |
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| ICEBERG: "Schneewittchen"
– One of the best Floribunda shrubs with pure
white blooms that are loosely formed and fully double. Good
in containers and as a cut flower. 3' x 2'. (Kordes 1958)
C, B, H, GH, P, MF.z5 |
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| KENT: "White Cover" - Compact Procumbent shrub
with trusses of semi-double, white flowers produced in great
quantities. Good in containers and tolerates shade. 1.5'
x 3'. (Poulsen 1987). R, G z5 |
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| KING
J: A Hybrid Rugosa with fragrant, semi-double white
flowers. Vigorous growth on a short shrub. 2.5' x 3' (Fleming
1997) R. F. Sh. Z4 |
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| LIONS-ROSE: A low growing Modern shrub with fully double,
off-white flowers. Healthy, dark green foliage. 2' x 2'
(Kordes 2002) C. Sh.z4 |
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| MARIE PARVIE: Very
nice, free flowering dwarf Polyantha shrub with clusters
of small blush-white blooms. Ideal for the front of the
border. 1.5’ x 2'. (Alegatiere 1888) C. |
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| MISS LAWRENCE'S ROSE: "'R.chinensis minima"or
"Fairy Rose"- Dwarf spreading China shrub bearing
single, soft creamy-pink flowers with pointed petals. Suitable
for containers. Needs a sunny spot. 1’ x 2’ (China 1815)
C, Gh |
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| PARTRIDGE: "Weisse Immensee" - Procumbent shrub
with spreading growth and small, dark green foliage produce
clusters of pink buds opening to small, single white flowers.
Tolerates shade. 2’ x 10’. (Kordes 1984) R, P, G, MF |
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| PEARL DRIFT: (Leggab) - Spreading shrub bearing semi-double,
white flowers flushed with pink, borne in large trusses.
Foliage is dark green and semi-glossy. Good in pots and
tolerates shade. 3' x 4'. (LeGrice 1980). C, G, P, MF |
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| PEARL MEIDILAND: Modern shrub with clusters of pale ochre
flowers on a dense, spreading plant. Shade tolerant plants
are ideal for containers and mass plantings. 2’ x 4’. (Meilland
1989) R, G |
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| PRINCESS OF WALES: (Hardinkum) – Clusters of cream colored
buds open to double pure white flowers borne on a Floribunda
shrub of compact habit with good foliage. 3’ x 2’. (Harkness
1997) R, MF, B, H. z5 |
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| PRISTINE PAVEMENT: "Schneeberg" or "'White
Perfection"- Low-growing Rugosa shrub with pure white,
double flowers and shiny rugose foliage. Good in containers
and excellent disease resistance. 2.5' x 2.5'. (Baum 1994).
C, VF.z3 |
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| ROSA LUCIAE ONOEI: R.wichuriana hybrid from Germany and
introduced to Canada by George Mander in 1992. Single, white,
fragrant flowers (2cm) with glossy, green foliage on a low
growing bush. S.MF.G. |
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| ROSA X PAULII: "Paulii" or "R.rugosa alba
repens" (arvensis x rugosa) - Vigorous, trailing shrub
with fragrant, large, single pure white flowers and golden
stamens. Dense thorny groundcover or tough climber. 3' x
12' (Paul c.1903) S, SF, 5p, z4 |
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| ROYAL
PHILHARMONIC: Perfection in white, elegantly formed
blooms on a rose with stature and presence. This well balanced
plant bears a great quantity of flowering shoots right through
the season. Excellent resistance to disease. 3' x 2' (Harkness
1997) C. Sh. |
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| SNOW PAVEMENT:
"Schneekoppe" – White Rugosa shrub with fragrant,
lavender pink tinted flowers, followed by red rose hips
in autumn. Excellent as shrub or hedging and easy care landscapes.
2.5' x 3'. (Baum 1986)
R,VF,P, z3 |
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| WHITE BELLS: Dense, bushy Groundcover shrub with spreading
stems and small mid-green, semi-glossy foliage. White, fully
double flowers are tinged with yellow. Suitable for shade
and containers. 2’ x 4’. (Poulsen 1983) S, P, G, SF |
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| WHITE
MAX GRAF: Spreading shrub with mildly fragrant, pure
white, slightly cupped, single flowers with yellow stamens.
Light green, semi-glossy foliage. Good in containers and tolerates
shade. 3' x 6'. (Kordes 1983). C, H, G, SF. |
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| WHITE MEIDILAND: (Meicoublan) - Excellent Procumbent
shrub bearing clusters of pure white flowers on a bushy
plant with healthy, abundant semi-glossy foliage. Lovely
small climber for containers and tolerates shade. 2' x 4'
(Meilland 1986) C, G ,H, SF, CL z4 |
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| WHITE PAVEMENT: "Snow Owl"
- A short, tough Rugosa shrub with soft white, double,
fragrant flowers, followed by red hips. Very hardy and disease
resistant shrub rose. Excellent for containers, low growing
hedges, or easy care landscapes.Drought tolerant. 2.5' x
2.5' (Uhl 1989) C.VF. N. z3 |
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| WHITE
PET: "Little White Pet" – A perpetual
flowering sport of ‘Felicite et Perpetue‘. Excellent shrub
with large clusters of small, white rosette-shaped fully double
flowers and healthy dark green foliage. Great in containers
and tolerates shade. 2' x 2'. (Henderson 1879) C, P, G.z5 |
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| YVONNE RABIER: Floribunda – Often listed as a Polyantha
but its flowers are larger and the plant is taller. Clusters
of semi-double pure white blooms are produced on a near
thornless, healthy shrub. Nice in containers and tolerates
shade. 3’ x 2’. (Turbat 1910) C, P, G |
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| 3.0'- 5.0' White & Cream Shades |
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| BLANC DOUBLE DE COUBERT: Dense, bushy Rugosa shrub with
pure white, almost fully double flowers. Good in containers
and tolerant of shade. 5' x 4'. (Cochet-Cochet 1892) R,
H, A, F, P, VF z3 |
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JOAN FONTAINE: (Clejoan) - Upright shrub with fully double,
English style blooms with flesh pink buds opening to creamy-white
with glowing amber centers. 4'. (Clements 1996) C, VF.z5 |
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| LYDA ROSE: Modern Shrub – Large single flowers are white
with a lavender edge. Extremely fragrant and will bloom
in the shade. 4’ x 3‘. (1994) C, N, VF |
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MARIA MATHILDA : Upright, thornless Modern shrub bearing
fragrant, clear white, semi-double blooms in small clusters.
Lush, mid-green foliage. 4-5'. (Lens 1981). R, MF. |
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| MARIE BUGNET: Lovely Rugosa shrub bearing small clusters
of pure white, double flowers. Unique foliage. Good in containers.
Dislikes rain when in bloom. 4' x 3' (Bugnet 1963) C, WW,
P, VF.z3 |
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| MISS DIOR: (Harencens) - Large clusters of pearl-blush
flowers adorn this Modern shrub. The growth habit is bushy
and compact. 4' x 2.5' (Harkness 1998) R. z5 |
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| MME HARDY: Outstanding old Damask cultivar producing
elegant large, fully double, pure white flowers with greenish
button centers. Strong vigorous growth and bright green
foliage. Shade tolerant. 5' x 5'. (Hardy 1832). S, H, P,
VF. |
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| MOONLIGHT: Clusters of creamy-white, almost single, flowers
with pronounced stamens. Vigorous and healthy and shade
tolerant. 5' x 4'. (Pemberton 1913). C, H, P, MF |
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| NYVELD'S WHITE: Vigorous Rugosa shrub bearing large,
pure white, single flowers. Excellent crop of round, bright
red hips in autumn. Dark green stems are quite thorny.
5' x 4'. (Nyveldt 1955). C, H, A, F, W, P, VF. |
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| PROSPERITY: Arching Hybrid Musk shrub with large, double,
creamy-white flowers and dark green foliage. Tolerates shade.
5' x 4'. (Pemberton 1919). C, H, P, MF |
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| RUSHING STREAM: (Austream) - Valuable groundcover or
climber with small, single, blush pink flowers quickly turning
to white. Will perform in less than ideal conditions and
produces an excellent crop of bright red hips in autumn.
1.5' x 4'. (Austin 1996). C, F, P.CL.z5 |
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| SCHNEEZWERG : Useful Rugosa shrub with pure white, fragrant,
semi-double, well-formed flowers and pronounced yellow stamens.
Rich red, medium-sized hips often appear together with the
flowers. Good in containers and tolerates shade. 5' x 4'.
(P. Lambert 1912). C, H, F, A, W, P, VF. |
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| SEA FOAM: Vigorous Procumbent shrub, climbs if trained,
with double, whitish-cream flowers and glossy foliage. 4'
x 6'. (E.W. Schwartz 1964). R, CL, G, SF, z5. |
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| SEBASTIAN KNEIP: An old-fashioned looking Modern shrub
with fragrant, well quartered, double, cream-white flowers
with yellower centres. Upright growth, well branched with
shiny dark green foliage. 4' x 2' (Kordes 1995) C. VF. |
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| SOUVENIR
DE ST ANNE'S: Semi-double sport of 'Souvenir de la
Malmaison'. Blush-white, semi-double blooms with powder-pink
shadings. Buds open better than its parent in wet weather.
Good in containers. 5' x 4'. (Hilling 1950). C, H, VF. Sh. |
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| 5.0'- 10' White & Cream Shades |
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| ALBA
SEMI PLENA: (Semi Plena, R. alba suaveolens, R. alba
nivea) Upright shrub or pillar rose bearing semi-double, pure
white flowers with pronounced anthers in summer. Healthy grey-green
foliage. 8' x 5'. (Europe 16th century or earlier). S. H.
Fr. N. P. VF.Sh. or Cl. (grafted) |
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| GUIRLANDE
D"AMOUR: Charming small climber obtained by
Louis Lens with clusters of small white, scented flowers in
pompoms from early summer to fall. Very flexible, it grows
easily on an arch or a column. 9' x 3' (Lens 1993) R. SF.
Cl. |
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| JACQUELINE DU PRE: (Harwanna) – Strong
Modern shrub bearing almost single, ivory-white flowers
with prominent golden-red stamens. Good in containers. 6'
x 5'. (Harkness 1989) R, H, P, VF |
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| LA BONNE MAISON: This wonderfully fragrant, modern Hybrid
Musk flowers late into December. Single white flowers with
a darker pink reverse. A versatile rose can be grown as
specimen, hedge, pillar rose or bush. 6’ x 6’ (Masquelier
1997) C, MF, CL.z5 |
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| PAX: Superb Hybrid Musk with arching stems and very large,
semi-double flowers of creamy white to pure white with pronounced
golden stamens. Tolerates shade. 6' x 5'. (Pemberton 1918).
C, H, P, MF |
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| POLSTJARNAN: (Polestar; White Rose of Finland) – One
of the most hardy and vigorous climbing roses available
- a Hybrid Beggeriana. Pure white semi-double blooms with
light fragrance.10' x 8'. (1937) S.z3 |
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| RITA BUGNET : Similar
in looks to Carmenetta except for its once-a-season pure
white star-like blooms. One would never recognize the 50%
contrubtion of rugosa. 10' x 8' (Bugnet, Canada, 1958) |
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| ROSA DUPONTII: (Dupontii) R. gallica x R. moschata? –
Beautiful pure white single flowers with showy golden stames
followed by hips in late autumn. May repeat in late summer.
Strong growth an healthy grey-green foliage. 7’x 4’. (Europe
Pre-1817) S, P, H, MF, W |
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| ROSA
RUGOSA ALBA: One of the best forms of R.rugosa. Flowers
are large, single, and pure white. Coarse-textured leaves
and large, tomato red fruit. Tolerates shade. 7' x 6'. (c.1870)
C, H, F, A, W, P, VF. |
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| ROSA
SOULIEANA: Vigorous, arching shrub with thin branches
and rather fluffy foliage. Single white blooms are followed
by bunches of oval, orange-red hips. Tolerates shade and suitable
for planting near water. 10' x 6'. (China 1896). S, F, W,
P. Cl. z4 |
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| SNOW
GOOSE: (Auspom) A short, repeat flowering rambler
with sprays of small pompom, daisy-like, white flowers. Very
disease free. Sweet musk fragrance. Also grown as a shrub.
10’ x 6’. (Austin 1996) R, MF. Cl.or Sh. |
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| SNOWDON: A modern Hybrid Rugosa with fully double shapely
pure white flowers the old fashioned style. Healthy, vigorous
growth. Tolerates shade. 7' x 7' (Austin 1989) C, P, W,
H, MF. Sh. |
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| THE MACARTNEY ROSE : R. bracteata – Parent of 'Mermaid'.
Excellent climbing rose with lightly fragrant, single white
flowers and showy yellow stamens. Almost evergreen with
dark green foliage. Shade tolerant and may need protection
in cold winters. 8' x 8'. (China 1793) C, N, MF |
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| 10'- 15' White & Cream Shades |
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| ADELAIDE
D'ORLEANS: Evergreen rambler producing clusters of
small, semi-double, powder-pink to white flowers in profusion.
Tolerant of shade. 15' x 10'. (Jacques 1826). S, H, T, P,
MF. Cl. |
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| AIMEE
VIBERT: Vigorous,
almost thornless Noisette climber producing small clusters
of double, pure white flowers. Repeat flowering in a good
season. Tolerates shade. 12' x 10'. (Vibert 1828). P, VF.z6 |
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| CASA
BLANCA: An interesting climber from Seattle with
lovely, double, pure white, Hybrid Tea-like flowers. 12-15'
high (Washington 1968) R. Cl. |
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| COOPER'S BURMESE: (R. cooperi) An exciting, almost evergreen
Laevigata hybrid with large, single creamy-white, scented
flowers. Angular growth habit with fawn-brown stems and
healthy, glossy, dark green foliage. 15' x 15' (Introduced
in 1927) R. Cl. MF. P. Sun. |
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| DARLOW'S ENIGMA : A Hybrid Musk with everything: vigor,
constant bloom, sweet fragrance, disease resistance and
winter hardiness. Pure white flowers with yellow stamens with
arching canes - a freestanding shrub, but also trained as
a climber. Requires only a few hours of sunlight. 6' -12'
(Michael Darlow, Oregon 1993) C.CL.VF.SH. z4 |
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| FELICITE PERPETUE: A strong and relatively thornless
Sempervirens rambling rose bearing clusters of small, creamy
white flowers, often with a hint of pink. Blooms are fully
double, cupped, and rosette-shaped. Shade tolerant. 15'
x 10'. (Jacques 1827) S, T, P, N.z5 |
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| LADY GODIVA: A sport of the Wichuraiana rambler 'Dorothy
Perkins' with blush white flowers, fading to white. 12’
(Paul 1908) S, MFz6 |
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LONG JOHN SILVER: A
strong Hybrid Setigera climber with large, double, cupped,
pure white flowers with long stems and healthy disease resistant
foliage. Tolerates shade and is suitable for planting near
water. 15' x 10'. (Horvath 1934) S, T, P, N, VF.z5 |
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| MME ALFRED CARRIERE: Superior Noisette climber with large,
loosely formed flowers of white with occasional hints of
pink. Large, light green leaves. Good for cut flowers and
shade tolerant. Few thorns. 15' x 10'. (Schwartz 1879) C,
GH, T, P, MF.z5 |
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| MME PLANTIER: Large, lax Alba shrub or pillar rose climbs
up to 20' if trained. Pale cream, fully double flowers age
to pure white. Few thorns and grey-green foliage. Good adjacent
to water and as a cut flower. Shade tolerant. 12' x 8'.(Plantier
1835). S, CL, T, |
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| PAUL'S
LEMON PILLAR: Vigorous climber with huge blooms of
creamy-white, suffused with lemon. High quality. Good cut
flower and shade tolerant. 15' x 10'. (Paul 1915). S, P, N,
VF. Cl. Z4 |
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| ROSA
LAEVIGATA: 'The Cherokee Rose' Large white single
flowers with bright gold stamens. Dark stems with large hooked
thorns and shiny dark green leaves. Oval hips. Prefers a warm
position. 15’ x 15 (China 1759) S. Fr. SF. Cl. Sun |
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| SNOWFLAKE: Rambling Wichuraiana rose with clusters of
small, loosely double white flowers and dark green glossy
foliage. 15'. (Cant 1922) S, MF.z6 |
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| SOMBREUIL: Quite
delightful climbing Tea Rose with Old Rose blooms of rich
cream, lovely tea scent, hardy, repeats well 12' (1850)
R. F.z4 |
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| THE GARLAND: A
vigorous climbing Musk with masses of small, creamy white,
semi-double, daisy-like flowers in early summer. An excellent
rose with small dark green foliage, hooked thorns and strong
fragrance. Shade tolerant and suitable for planting near
water. 15' x 10‘ (Wills 1835) S, P, N, T.z5 |
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| WICKWAR: A very fragrant Soulieana seedling with medium-sized,
single, creamy-white flowers and showy golden stamens and
attractive grey-green foliage on a dense growing plant.
Shade tolerant and suitable for growing near water. 12’
x 5’ (Steadman) 1960) S, P, N, VF |
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| >15' White & Cream Shades |
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| AMAGLIA: Seedling
of 'R.filipes ‘Kiftsgate‘ rambler with fragrant, single
creamy-white flowers borne in clusters in the summer, followed
by small hips. 12'-30' x 6'-8' (1985) S.F. z6 |
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| BENNETT'S SEEDLING: 'Thorsbyana'. Vigorous Ayreshire
rambler with creamy-white, double flowers. Very free-flowering.
Tolerates shade and a site adjacent to water. 20' x 10'.
(Bennet 1840). S, G, W.P.MF. |
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| BOBBIE JAMES: Very powerful Multiflora rambler bearing
large, drooping clusters of single, white cup-shaped flowers.
Tolerates shade. 30' x 20'. (Sunningdale 1961). S, T, P,
VF.z5 |
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| GARDENIA: Vigorous Wichuraiana rambler small clusters
of shapely, fully double flowers of creamy-white with deeper
creamy-yellow center petals Apple fragrance. Tolerates shade
Suitable for planting near water. 20' x 20'. (Manda 1899)
S, T, P, MF.z6 |
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| ICEBERG: ‘Schneewittchen’’
The climbing sport of the Floribunda shrub with large
trusses of near double, pure white flowers. Almost thornless.
18' x 10'. (Cant 1968) S, P, SF.z5 |
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| KIFTSGATE: A very strong Filipes rambler bearing huge
trusses of small, single, creamy-white blooms with golden
stamens followed by thousands of small red hips. Tolerates
shade and is good planted near water. Capable of covering
a small building or long fence. 30' x 20'. (Murrell 1954).
S, G, T, A, F, P, N, MF.z6 |
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| PATRICIA
MACOUN: Slighty fragrant, double white flowers adorn
this cold hardy, disease resistant rambler in mid-summer.
Vigorous growth with glossy green foliage and small orange
hips in fall. 20' x 10' (C.E.Farm, Canada 1945) S. Fr. SF.
Cl. Z3 |
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| RAMBLING RECTOR: A
truly beautiful, scrambling Multiflora rambler with large
clusters of semi-double, clear white flowers with yellow
stamens followed by many small hips in autumn. Good for
scrambling over a shed. Tolerates shade. 20' x 15' (1912).
S,T, F, W, P, N, VF.z5 |
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| ROSA
BANKSIAE ALBA PLENA: (R. banksiae banksiae) Thornless
rambler bearing small, rosette-like, double, white flowers.
Needs full sun to thrive. Flowers in late spring. 20' x 8'.
(1807) GH, SF. |
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| ROSA HELENAE : Vigorous rambling species with clusters
of creamy-white flowers. Foliage is grey-green and healthy.
Small round red hips. 20' x 15' china 1907) S.P. Fr. |
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| ROSA WICHURAIANA: Short Species climber or procumbent
shrub. Almost evergreen and bears profuse single, white
flowers followed by small, oval, dark red hips in autumn.
Excellent ground cover. 6' x 20'. (China 1860) S, G, P,
SF.z5 |
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| SANDER'S WHITE: One of the best pure white ramblers,
a Wichuriana, with small, double rosettes, scented, once
blooming. Dark green leaves with flexible stems and stubby
prickles.18' x 8' (Sanders 1912) S.P.N.z6 |
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| SIR CEDRIC MORRIS: Amazing Hybrid Glauca rambler with
glaucous-purple foliage and huge clusters of single, pure
white flowers with prominent golden anthers. Large crop
of small, orange hips in the fall. Suits a site near water.
30' x 20'. (Beales 1979) S, T, A, F, W, P, N, |
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| TREASURE TROVE: An
excellent seedling of 'R.filipes Kiftsgate' with semi-double,
creamy apricot flowers borne in large trusses in mid summer
followed by multitudes of red hips in the autumn. Shade
tolerant and suitable for growing near water. 30’ x 20’.
(Treasure 1979) S, N, P, F, G, T, A ,VF.23p.z6 |
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| VENUSTA PENDULA: An Arvensis rambler with clusters of
small, fully double flowers are white with a pink flush
borne on dark plum-colored shoots with dark green, matte
foliage. Shade Tolerant. 18’ x 10’. (Ancient) S. P. G. W.
Cl. |
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| WEDDING DAY: Outstanding
Hybrid Sinowilsonii rambler
with vigorous growth, glossy foliage and single, large creamy-white
flowers with showy yellow stamens. Very fragrant, shade
tolerant and great near water. 30' x 15' (Stern 1950) S,
P, N, T.z6 |
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YELLOW SHADES
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| BELLA DI TODI: Continuous flowering Hybrid Tea from Italy
with blooms of creamy yellow in colour and apricot tones,
and a strong and persistent fragrance. Used to celebrate
the opening of a rose garden for the blind in the city of
Todi, Italy. 3' x 4'(Barni 1999) C. VF. Sh. |
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| COMTES DE CHAMPAGNE: (Ausufo) A rich yellow English Shrub
with fragrant cup-shaped flowers that open to reveal a mass
of deep yellow stamens. Slender arching stems create a wide,
low and bushy shrub with healthy green foliage. 3' x 3.5'
(Austin 2001) C. VF. Sh. |
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| MOLINEUX: (Ausmol) - Very fragrant, rich yellow rosettes
appear with exceptional freedom on an upright, disease resistant
bush. 3' x 2‘ (Austin 1994) C, B, VF |
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| MRS
OAKLEY FISHER: An old Hybrid Tea with thorny plum
coloured stems. Large clusters of evenly spaced, single, deep
buff-yellow flowers and pronounced amber stamens. The leaves
are semi-glossy, dark green and bronzy. 2' x 2' (Cant 1021)
C.P. MF. Sh. Z5 |
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| PEGASUS: (Ausmoon) - Arching English shrub with camellia-like
flowers of rich apricot-yellow, fading to cream at the edges.
Strong Tea Rose fragrance. Good for cutting.
3' x 3.5'. (Austin 1995). C, VF |
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| PERLE
D'OR: 'Yellow Cecile Brunner' An almost thornless
shrub with clusters of small, perfectly formed apricot-peach
buds that open creamy buff yellow. Compact growing with rich
dark green foliage 3' x 2' (Dubreuil 1884) C. SF. Sh. Z4 |
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| SUNSPRITE : "Fresia"
or "Korresia" - An excellent bushy Floribunda
shrub bearing large, flat clusters of fully double, bright
yellow flowers. Great in containers. 2' x 2'. (Kordes 1977).
C, B, H, P, VF.28p.z5 |
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| WARBLER: A groundcover shrub with open, semi
double,medium yellow flowers either single or in clusters.
Disease resistant foliage. 1.5' x 3' bred in Denmark: (Poulsen
(Fredensborg) 1991) |
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| YELLOW FAIRY: Modern shrub rose bred from 'The
Fairy' but with small, slightly fragrant, golden-yellow semi-double
blooms. Small, glossy, light green foliage on a compact bush.
Good in containers or in the garden. 2.5' x 3' (1988) C. z5. |
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| 3.0'- 5.0' Yellow Shades |
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| AUTUMN DELIGHT: A delightful Hybrid Musk shrub rose with
large trusses of shapely buds producing soft buff-yellow
semi-double flowers. Dark green leathery foliage on, almost,
thornless stems. 4’ x ’4. (Bentall 1933) C, H, P, SF z6 |
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| BLYTHE SPIRIT: (Auschool) English Shrub rose bearing
sprays of soft-yellow, cup shaped blooms. Good for the border
and as a cut flower. 4' x 4'. (Austin 1999). C, SF. Sh.
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| BUTTERCUP: (Ausband) - English shrub bearing sprays of
coppery-yellow semi-double bloom. Flowers held on long,
slender, arching stems. Great in the border and as a cut
flower. 3.5' x 3.5'. (Austin 1998). C, MF.z5 |
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| CHARITY: (Auschar) - English shrub bearing shallow cupped,
soft apricot-yellow flowers with a strong myrrh fragrance.
Good in the border and as a cut flower. 4' x 2.5'. (Austin
1997). C, VF.z5 |
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| CHARLES AUSTIN: (Ausfather) - Very fragrant English shrub,
large cup-shapped apricot yellow blooms, paler with age,
with excellent repeat on strong stems. Useful as a climber.
5' x 5'. (1973) R, VF, H, P, CL.z4 |
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| CHARLOTTE: (Auspoly) - English Rose with soft yellow
cup-shaped flowers and repeats throughout summer. Tea rose
fragrance. Very hardy shrub excellent for the border. 3'
x 2.5' . (Austin 1993) R, B, MF.z4 |
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| FRANSCECA:
Healthy Hybrid Musk shrub bearing large sprays of semi-double,
apricot-yellow flowers. Great in containers and shade tolerant.
4' x 4'. (Pemberton 1928). C, H, P, SF. Sh. z4 |
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| GOLDEN CELEBRATION: (Ausgold) - Slightly arching English
shrub bearing large, rich golden-yellow blooms Exceptionally
strong tea fragrance and healthy foliage. 4' x 4'. (Austin
1992). R, CL, VF.z4 |
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| GOLDEN WINGS: Hybrid Pimpinellifolia shrub bearing large,
clear golden-yellow flowers, almost single with showy golden-brown
stamens. Good in containers. 5' x 4'. (Shepherd 1956) C,
H, P, SF.z4 |
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| HAPPY CHILD: (Auscomp) - Slightly arching English rose
with shallow cup-shaped flowers of deepest yellow and tea
rose fragrance. Smooth, attractive foliage. 3.5' x 3'. (Austin
1993). R, VF.z4 |
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| IRISH
HOPE: Lemon flowers in bold clusters with flamboyant
frills to the petal edges make an arresting display. There
is a delicious sweet lemon perfume. Dark healthy foliage on
a very tough Floribunda shrub. 4' x 2.5 (Harkness 1998) C.
F. |
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| JAYNE AUSTIN: (Ausbreak) - Bushy Engllish shrub bearing
clusters of rosette-shaped, soft butterscotch yellow, flowers
with a button eye. Good container plant and cut flower.
4' x 3'. (Austin 1990). R, H, G, VF.z5 |
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JEAN GIONO : (Meirokoi) - Modern Hybrid Tea shrub with
spicy scented, golden-yellow blooms and bright tangerine
orange over tones. Disease resistant, lustrous, dark green
leaves. 4' - 5' (Meilland 1996) C.MF.100p. |
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| MORNING HAS BROKEN :
(Clewedding) Shiny, bright green foliage with excellent
disease resistance on this spreading Modern shrub. Blooms
are semi-double, 4", and rich yellow aging to soft
yellow. Flowers profusely. 4' x 5'. (Clements 1996). C. |
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| MOUNTBATTEN: (Harmantelle) - An upright Modern shrub
with huge clusters of clear yellow, fully double flowers.
Excellent hedging rose, good in containers and as a cut
flower. Needs full sun to thrive. 5' x 3'. (Harkness 1952)
C, H, P, MF |
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| OMNI: Hybrid Musk shrub with clusters of slightly fragrant,
semi-double, yellow flowers with a pink flush. Light-green
young foliage darkening with age. 5’x4’ (1988) R, N, SL |
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| PLAISANTERIE: (Trier x Mutabilis) A modern Hybrid Musk
from Lens with single, yellow-pink blooms, ever-blooming;
5 x 4' (Lens 1996) C. Sh. Z4 |
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| SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON : Dense, bushy Modern shrub
with 3", deep buttercup-yellow, almost single flowers
set against deep green, glossy foliage. 4' x 4'. (1992).
C. |
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| TEASING GEORGIA: (Ausbaker) - Strong but graceful English
shrub with cupped flowers; rich, deep yellow inside petals,
with the outer petals falling back, fading to pale yellow.
Excellent Tea rose fragrance and good disease resistance.
May be grown as a climber. 4’ x 3.5’. (Austin 1998) R, VF,
CL, z5. |
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| THE PILGRIM (Auswalker) - Strong, healthy, bushy English
shrub with fully double pure yellow flowers with strong
blended fragrance. Excellent cut flower. 3.5' x 3'. (Austin
1991). C, H, SF, z5. |
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| TOPAZ JEWEL: (Moryelrug),‘Yellow Dagmar Hastrup’ - Hybrid
Rugosa with large semi-double primrose-yellow flowers and
showy deep yellow stamens borne on a spreading shrub with
coarse rugose foliage and thorny stems. Tolerant of shade
and great in containers. 3’ x 3’. (Moore 1987) C, P, G,
VF z4 |
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| WELSH GOLD: Very fragrant, large, striking bronzy amber
to gold flowers with frilly edged petals. Very healthy light
green foliage making a vigorous and upright Modern shrub.
5' x 3.5' (Harkness 1996) 35 petals, C. VF. Sh. Good for
cutting. Z5 |
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| WINDRUSH: (Ausrush) - A worthwhile English shrub with
large, soft yellow semi-double flowers. Very floriferous,
but must be deadheaded for second flush in autumn. 4’ x
4’ (Austin 1984) R, SF,B, H |
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| 5.0'- 10' Yellow Shades |
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| AUTUMN
SUNSET: A beautiful sport of Westerland with fragrant,
deep yellow blooms and healthy, glossy, dark green leaves.
Very free flowering. 4-6' x 3' (Lowe 1968) C.SF. Sh. or Cl. |
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| BELLE
LYONNAISE: A lovely delicate climbing Tea rose with
large, fragrant, old fashioned style blooms of soft yellow
that fade to creamy-white with age. Good growth but requires
some winter protection. 10 x 6' (Levet 1870) R. VF. Sun. Cl.
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| BLOOMFIELD DAINTY: Vigorous, upright Hybrid Musk with
orange buds opening to single blooms of soft, clear yellow.
Tolerant of shade. 8' x 4'. (Thomas 1924). R, P, N, MF z6 |
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| CANARY
BIRD:'R. xanthina spontanea' Tall, angular shrub
with fern-like foliage. Produces single, rich canary yellow
flowers with pronounced stamens. Tolerates shade. 8' x 6'.
(c.1900). SP, H, P, MF. Sh. |
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| CANTABRIGIENSIS:
'R. x cantabrigiensis' An interesting Hugonis hybrid with
cupped, single, pale primrose-yellow flowers in spring. Graceful,
arching growth with fawny-brown thorny stems and attractive
fern-like foliage. 7' x 5' (Cambridge Botanic Gardens c.1931)
S. P. Fr. SF. Sun. |
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DANAE: Hybrid Musk shrub with buff yellow flowers fading
to cream with age. Very healthy and vigorous foliage 6’x4’
(1913) C. N. z6 |
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| FRUHLINGSGOLD: Hybrid Pimpinellifolia shrub with fragrant,
large, pale yellow, semi-double or almost single; profuse;
early; non-recurrent; tree-like growth; one of the earliest
roses to blooms in spring; needs lots of space; 7' x 5'
(Kordes 1937) SP.P.W.H.VF.z4 |
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| GOLDBUSCH:
Large shrub but climbs if trained. Blooms large, semi-double
pale gold. Shade tolerant. 8' x 5'. (Kordes 1954). S, H, W,
P, VF. Sh. Or Cl. z4 |
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| GOLDFINCH:
Small Multiflora rambler with small, cupped flowers. Blooms
are a mixture of golden-yellow and primrose with pronounced
golden-brown anthers. Fades to cream in hot sun. Almost thornless
and tolerates shade. 8’ x 5’. (Paul 1907) S, P, N, MF.z6 |
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| GOLDSTERN: ‘Goldstar’ - Large flowered climber with fully
double, rich, deep yellow flowers on an upright shrub with
glossy, dark green foliage. May be grown as a large shrub
or climber. |