
ROSES

From south apple tree with Main Border on your right walking south

Henri Martin (3)        Dark pink
Cerise Bouquet (3)     Bright pink
Constance Spry (1)     Pink, tall climber on metal supports in front of Lirodendron chinensis
Therese Bugnet (2)     Pink
Rosa alba ‘Celestial’ (‘Celeste’) (2)     Pink
Rosa x alba ‘Semiplena’ (3)     White, next to path

Path enters lawn, continue downhill

Flamingo (1) Buds long and pointed, above hot border (Purchased as ‘Flamingo’, a hybrid tea)

Looking left, at the front of Shade Border, next to tree

Mary Queen of Scots (1) White
Rosa pimpinellifolia ‘William III’ (1) Pink, little leaves

You are now on gravel path walking north, Main Border on your right

William Lobb (1) Red-purple fading to mauve, climber on metal supports with Vitus vinifera Atropurpurea
Rosa x odorata ‘Mutabilis’ (Chinensis mutabilis) (1) Next to Acer griseum

Ghislaine de Feligonde (1) Apricot to white, to the left of the bog

Looking left to the West Border

Cloris (1) Soft pink

Looking right to Main Border

Alchymist (1)     Apricot, on metal supports
Rosa californica ‘Plena’ (1)      Pink, large
Rosa glauca (rubrifolia) (2)     In between Berberis jamesiana and Berberis koreana, next to path
Rosa rubiginosa (2)     Pink, Sweet Briar is common name, green apple scented foliage when wet

Looking to the West Border

Phyllis Bide (1) Apricot pink, most northern rose

Entering the double Main Border from the north

Rosa rubiginosa     Again
Rosa glauca (rubrifolia) (1)     Pink, again on right
Rosa californica ‘Plena’ (2)     Pink, on the left heading south
Rosa californica ‘Plena’ (1)     Pink, on right, beyond the Japanese maple (‘Nuresagi’ or ‘Bloodgood’)
Alchymist     Apricot, backside
Rosa glauca (rubrifolia) ‘Carmenetta’ (3)     Pink

At end of path, going north, with Main Border on your left

Rosa pendulina (1) Large hips, between Paeonia lutea and Berberis ‘Royal Cloak’ on backside of Double Border

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ROSES

From south apple tree with Main Border on your right walking south