Simple, beautiful and impressively robust. Suits any situation, including container growing.

Arcing and graceful. This rose blooms in clusters, with a myrrh-based scent. A beautiful rose to plant in mixed borders.

'Sweet Haze' covers itself with very large clusters of single lilac-pink flowers that emit a tantalising, sweet fragrance. The dominant brownish stigma and dark yellow anthers really catch the eye, imparting a lively and natural look to the open flowers. As always with Rose of the Year winners, this is a healthy rose that flowers freely and repeats readily. It's an excellent choice for planting out in mixed borders of for container growing.

Dual names for this rose, known to
41 Club members as 'Continued Friendship', and to the ladies of the National Association of Tangent Clubs as 'Yours in Continued Friendship'.

The rose is a spectacular addition for any garden. It's handsome blooms are plentiful trusses ot up to 7 blooms. The individual blooms are well filled with a scoop of petals in the 'cupped' form, they are long-lasting both in the garden and in the vase.

We recommend planting in groups as bedding and hedging, or to form a drift of colour as a highlight for a border. A single specimen will combine with summer flowers or ornamental shrubs, and may also be grown in large planters on patios and terraces to bring the pleasure of roses close to seating areas.

A steely lilac-blue that blooms as if there's no tomorrow, repeating with abandon . It's so heavily perfumed and so willing to bloom that we just could not pass it by, although as is often the case with this colour, it will benefit from protection.

This outstanding rose raised by Keith Zary, breeder at Jackson & Perkins in Calfornia, represents a giant step forward for striped roses It is more robust than previous striped varieties, growing with zest as a well-bunched plant that blooms prodigiously and repeats with gusto. The blooms are large and well-formed, borne either singly or in small trusses. To add to the sbundance of bloom, the perfume is strong, rich and fruity.

'Rache Louise Moran' is a multi-purpose garden rose, ideal for planting in groups where a dramatic effect is required, and perfect to grow among mixed flower borders. The temptation to cut for the vase will be impossible to resist, its long stems are fro elegant arrangements and the perfume will fill the room.

Wow! This is an astonishing depth of rich crimson, a true head-turner. The bush is reasonably compact and rounded, great for beds, borders and for container growing.

It has taken no less than 40 years for a climber in pure white to emerge from our breeding programme, showing that new roses do not occur at the drop of a hat. However, patience is well rewarded because this is a top-quality rose for walls, fences and trellis.

The colour is pure white, with no shading or blush; the foliage is a disease-tolerant as can be currently achieved; growth though rapid, reaches no more than moderate size, making this rose suitable for relatively small spaces.

'White Star' produces stiffish, medium length branches, ideal for flat training into a fan that will then fill with tiers of growth. Repeat bloom is reliable after a couple of seasons there will be a mass of pure white.