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DAWSON'S ROSES: A GROWING TRADITION Scan to go to Dawson’s Garden World is a family-owned, Western Australian will aid easier selection and comparison of varieties. our website company, which has specialised in growing roses for local You can view our online rose catalogue, view our rose gardeners since 1903. picture gallery and download rose fact sheets at www. Dawson’s roses have always been famous for their quality and dawsonsgardenworld.com.au hardiness. To make sure you get the best, Dawson’s roses are Our knowledgeable sta‡ will be happy to answer gra ed onto quality Rosa Fortuniana rootstock – they’re proven your questions on any aspect of rose growing or care. to outperform others in WA. Your Dawson’s roses will provide you Just ask in-store or email your questions to with year a er year of beautiful, colourful blooms. [email protected] At Dawson’s we don’t just sell roses, we’ve been helping Because we grow the quality roses we sell, we gardeners get the best out of their rose gardens for over 100 years, so there’s no better place to go for expert rose advice. confidently guarantee them all. Our catalogue is presented in colour groups and we hope this Happy Gardening! Follow us today. See our Rose Picture Gallery and our useful Rose Fact Sheets, plus more at: www.dawsonsgardenworld.com.au New Releases = set in Green. Customers please note New Releases are available in limited numbers, so shop early to avoid disappointment. legend (2002) = The year in brackets a er the rose’s name indicates the first year of release. HEIGHT GUIDE (Delbard)= Indicates Delbard French Roses. 50cm - 100cm = small (GFM) = Indicates that this variety has been awarded the James Alexander 100cm - 135cm = medium Gamble Fragrance Medal. This medal is awarded by the American 135cm - 170cm = tall Rose Society to outstanding, highly fragrant roses. (H) = Indicates heritage variety (roses released pre-1950.) FRAGRANCE GUIDE (STA) = Indicates variety also available as a standard rose. = Slightly fragrant (W) = Indicates variety also available as a weeping rose. = Very fragrant Customers Note: Limited numbers of standard and weeping roses are available each year. Shop early to avoid disappointment. Floribunda Roses Fire & Ice Clusters of flowers You can’t beat floribunda roses for sheer garden display. Ideal for borders, mass planting and hedging. If you want colour, think floribundas! Friesia Brass Band Eyes For You Europeana NEW RELEASE DREAM CHASER (2016) – Plum coloured EUROPEANA (1963) – Rich, deep crimson-red buds open to rich, rosy pink, double blooms. flowers. 120cm. COCONUT ICE (2016) - Bicolour blooms of pink Powerful, sweet, rosy fragrance. A showy garden DOUBLE KNOCK OUT (2004) - Shrubby bush, with a white reverse. Could easily be mistaken and cut flower variety. 100cm. producing endless clusters of double cherry-red for an Austin rose due to its beautiful old rose ENCORE (2013) - Simple yet very showy, bright blooms. Great landscape rose, looks fantastic form. Healthy foliage displaying good disease pink, semi double blooms which open fully to when mass planted. 100cm x 100cm. resistance. Clusters of 3-5 blooms held on firm reveal a centre of golden stamens. A healthy stems. Much admired in our production nursery. HAPPY WANDERER (1972) - Blazing cardinal red. and vigorous grower, ideal for border or mass Semi-double blooms. 100cm. 120cm. plantings. Part proceeds of sales to the YWCA GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP (2015) – Cupped, LILI MARLENE (1959) - Brilliant double red. Australia, to support their Encore Breast Cancer 90-120cm. old rose style, cherry red blooms. A European Program. 125cm. SATCHMO (1970) (STA) - Non-fading, multi-award winner with beautiful, petal packed JANE McGRATH (2009) - Bred in Australia, this rich scarlet blooms. 90-120cm. flowers. Bushy, upright habit. 100cm. variety has quartered, old-world style, pale pink MY YELLOW (2016) – A non-fading, shining, blooms. Slightly arching form. Part proceeds of APRICOT-ORANGE SHADES golden yellow bred in Australia by Bruce sales to the McGrath Foundation. 100cm x 80cm. Brundrett. Some gentle pink blushing on the PINK CHAMPAGNE (2015) – Small, mid to so APRICOT GEM (1978) - Rich apricot-orange outer most petals. A Silver Medal Winner from pink blooms pop up all over just like champagne blooms. 100-120cm. the National Rose Trial Garden in Adelaide. 70cm. bubbles. Glossy, apple green foliage. Mass or BRASS BAND (1993) (STA) - Sunny apricot- TWILIGHT ZONE (2016) – Stunning, dark group plant. A spreading type floribunda to orange blooms with yellow reverse. 130-150cm. ruby to purple blooms carrying a delicious around 80cm. FIRE STAR (2010) - Deep, mandarin-orange fragrance. Medium to large sized, petal packed PINK CHIFFON (1956) (STA) - Palest pink. coloured blooms with frilled petals. Double flowers in clusters throughout the season. Will Fully double, nodding, old-world style blooms. blooms carried in clusters. Consistent performer remind you of Ebb Tide which is one of its pollen 100-110cm. throughout the season. The o‡icial rose of the parents. A bit of magic from American breeder PINK KNOCK OUT (2010) - Bountiful, bright pink, Country Fire Association. 80cm x 75cm. Tom Carruth. 90-120cm single flowers adorn this easy growing disease HONEY PERFUME (2004) - Lovely apricot- resistant shrub. Fantastic landscaping variety. honey toned flower. 125cm. PINK SHADES Height and width to 100cm. HOT COCOA (2003) - Large ru‡led blooms SEXY REXY (1984) - Shell-pink Camellia BONICA (1981) - Small pink blooms in clusters. of mysterious smoky chocolate orange. Subtle like blooms. 100-130cm. old rose fragrance. 120-150cm. Spreading habit. 100-120cm. SHADY LADY (1986) (STA) - Clusters MARINA (1974) – Non-fading orange. BLUSHING KNOCK OUT (2010) - Covers itself of rose pink blooms, with ivory centres. 90-120cm. with apple-blossom pink single flowers. Group Tolerates moderate shade. 120cm. plant to create brilliant dri s of colour. Easy SIMPLICITY (1978) - Semi-double pink MARMALADE SKIES (2010) - Clusters of care and disease resistant. Height and width blooms in great profusion. 100-150cm. tangerine-orange, double blooms held on strong to 100cm. stems. 90cm x 80cm. BLUSHING PINK ICEBERG (2000) (STA) - YELLOW-GOLD SHADES McLEOD’S DAUGHTERS (2007) - Creamy apricot blooms, tinged with a coppery reverse. A sport of the famous white Iceberg, with this FRIESIA (1977) (STA) (GFM) - High-centred form having pink blushes dappled through yellow blooms. Good cut flower. 90-120cm. 150cm. the petals. The degree of pink blush varies, GOLD BUNNY (1978) (STA) - Very prolific, golden OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN (2008) - Fully double so select when in flower to obtain your favourite yellow blooms. 90-100cm. peachy-apricot coloured blooms, complemented shade. 120-150cm. THE GOLDEN CHILD (2014) – Canary by a delicate tea rose fragrance. 120cm. BRIDAL PINK (1967) - Delicate pink double yellow blooms in large clusters or sometimes OUR HONEY OLIVIA (2012) – A honey blooms. Excellent for bouquets.100-120cm. held singly. Excellent for beds, borders and coloured variation of the original Olivia Newton- BRILLIANT PINK ICEBERG (2001) (STA) - cut flowers. Height 100-120cm. John rose. Complete with a delicate tea This brilliant pink sport of Iceberg rose is SOUL MATE (2009) – Beautiful old-world fragrance. Height to 120cm. every bit as wonderful as its parent. 135cm. style blooms of buttery gold, carrying a sweet SLIM DUSTY (2010) - An outback medley DEAREST (1960) (STA) -Double clear liquorice scent. Bushy, rounded grower with of golden orange infused with sunburnt copper so pink. 120cm. good disease resistance. 120cm. tones. Celebrating Aussie country music legend DOUBLE PINK KNOCKOUT (2007) - Shrubby RED SHADES Slim Dusty. 90cm x 75cm. bush, producing endless clusters of double SOUL SISTER (2015) – Perhaps the most bright pink blooms. Great landscape rose, BURGUNDY ICEBERG (2003) (STA) - Glowing unique colouring we’ve seen in recent years. makes a fantastic flowering hedge! A healthy burgundy blooms with all the reliable, heavy Incredible, milky chocolate coloured blooms grower, displays good disease resistance. flowering and disease resistant traits of the with hints of lavender. Classic, high centred Hugely popular in America. 90-120cm. original white Iceberg. 135cm. bloom form. 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Brindabella Bouquet Burgundy Europeana Soul Sister Woman’s Day Iceberg WHITE-CREAM SHADES PURPLE GLOW (2016) – Masses of purple- GARDEN DELIGHT (2015) – High centred buds magenta flowers that open to reveal centres of open to fully double, cup shaped blooms of BERNINA (1979) - Delightfully scented creamy golden stamens. Healthy, compact grower. Petals blended yellow and red. Bloom colouring will white. 90-120cm. fall cleanly from spent blooms, giving a neat be influenced by climate and season. If you love BRINDABELLA BOUQUET (2008) – Fluted appearance. Awarded Silver Medal at the National Peace or Chicago Peace, you’ll love this new white petals surrounding pink champagne Rose Trial Garden. 100cm x 100cm. floribunda. 80cm. blushed centres. Flowers fading to blooms of Lavender the purest white. A rounded, bushy shrub, which SIMPLICITY LAVENDER (2005) - IMP (1971) – Double white blooms with red repeats well through the season. Strong, spicy blooms with strong citrus fragrance. 120cm. margins. Compact grower 60-90cm. fragrance. Height and width to 100cm. SIMPLY MARVELLOUS (2005) - Compact LOVE-IN (2008) - Yellow blooms, splashed EDELWEISS (1970) (STA) - Creamy white. growing floribunda with mauve-purple tones, and striped with red, creating a mass of colour. Excellent border rose. Prolific. 60cm. complimented by a sweet old rose fragrance. 125cm. Healthy grower. 110cm. FRENCH LACE (1980) - Creamy, ivory blooms with SWEET INTOXICATION (2008) - Clusters of MERRY MAKER (2009) - Short compact grower hints of pale apricot towards the centre. 100cm. medium to large, mauve-purple blooms with ideal for group or mass planting. Semi-double ICEBERG (1958) (STA) - One of the world’s most a lavender reverse. Bewitchingly strong clove blooms with tints of apricot, lemon, orange and loved roses. Ever reliable, prolific clusters of pure fragrance. Great hedging or garden rose. Won pink. 50cm. white blooms throughout the season. 120-150cm. Most Fragrant Rose at the Australian Rose Trials MODEL OF PERFECTION (1977) - Deep MAGGIE (2004) (STA) - So white with hints 2009. Height to 135-150cm. yellow edged orange. Outer petals deep cerise. of lemon in the centre. Lovely so fruit and rose THANK YOU (2011) (STA) – Prolific flowering 100-110cm. fragrance. 150cm. rose, producing large clusters of deep mauve OPPORTUNITY ROSE (2015) – A blended MARGARET MERRIL (1977) – High centred blooms. Giving this rose is a wonderful way to say beauty. Medium sized blooms of blended apricot, buds born singly or in clusters open to pure white, “thank you”. Best Floribunda Rose at Australian yellow, pink, carmine and copper. Finished semi-double blooms. Highly fragrant. Has fairly National Rose Trial Gardens 2011. Rounded, with a slight fragrance. Bred by Bruce Brundrett. long stems for a floribunda making it a useful cut bushy habit. 120cm. flower too. 170cm. Won Best Australian Bred Rose at The Australian PRINCESS OF WALES (2000) – Pure white, BI-COLOUR/MULTICOLOUR National Rose Trials in 2013. Compact habit to lightly scented blooms. 100cm. 80cm. BOLD SEDUCTION (2007) - A darker flowering ORIGAMI (2015) – Strongly angular red and white PURPLE-MAUVE SHADES form of the ever popular Seduction rose. Deep petals make each bloom appear like a paper ANGEL FACE (1968) (STA) (GFM) - Fragrant sunset pink and ivory cream. 120cm. folded flower. Won Best Floribunda Rose at the double deep lavender with ruby edges. 100cm. CABANA (2002) - Intensely fragrant, rose- Australian Rose Trials in 2010. Height to 1.2m. BONNIE BABES (2000) – (Formerly known pink with light yellow blotches and stripes. PEACH PROFUSION (2012) – Apricot, peach as Perfume Perfection). Delicate mauve-lavender 130cm. blooms with a cream reverse. Blooms fading to blooms, strong sweet fragrance. Height 100- CHIHULY (2003) - Dazzling blend of apricot- an overall cream colour. Dense, bushy grower 120cms. yellow, orange and deep red. 125cm. to 1m. Winner Best Floribunda Rose and Most BLUE FOR YOU (2007) – Semi double DAY BREAKER (2004) - Warm yellow tones, Pest and Disease Tolerant Rose at The Australian mauve-blue toned flowers, developing richer blending with apricot and pink. 130cm. National Rose Trials 2012. 100cm. purple-near blue tones with age. Compact, EYES FOR YOU (2012) – Fascinating, semi- REGENSBERG (1979) – Semi-double blooms upright grower. 90cm. double blooms of pale pink with a contrasting “eye” of pink with contrasting white centres. Petals EBB TIDE (2009) (STA) - Almost black buds of magenta-violet surrounding golden stamens. also carry a faint white edging and reverse, open to reveal fully double, old-world style Strong old rose fragrance. The plant is clothed adding to the drama. 50cm. deep purple blooms. Delicious, intense clove in dark green, healthy foliage. 120cm x 100cm. RODEO CLOWN - Ru‡led blooms of deep fragrance.100cm. FIRE & ICE (2008) (STA) - Semi-double yellow, red, rose pink and cream. 100cm. LOVE POTION (1995) - Richly fragrant, lilac- clustered blooms of strawberry red and cream. SCENTIMENTAL (2005) (STA) - A unique mauve blooms, with ru‡led petals. 90cm. NOVALIS (2013) – Sweetly scented, lavender- A gold medal winner from the Australian Rose red and white striped rose. Highly fragrant. mauve blooms. Old rose style, fully double Trials. 150cm. Each petal is di‡erent. 135cm high. blooms. Easy growing, upright and vigorous FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (2016) – Salmon pink SEDUCTION (1988) (STA) - Semi-double grower. Bred by master rose breeders, Kordes and apricot hued single flowers with a distinctive blooms. Ivory centre, deepening to Azalea of Germany. 100cm. darker pink/red “eye” in the centre. A fascinating pink edges. Consistent performer throughout ONE LOVE (2009) – Rich red buds opening rose with Persian rose linage. Awarded UK Rose the season. 120cm. to Smokey mauve-purple tones. Strong sweet of The Year in 2015 by the Royal Horticultural WOMAN’S DAY (1993) - Blooms are white fragrance. 125cm. Society. 100cm. with deep pink edging. 120-130cm 3 Pope John Paul II Ashram Bush Roses Long Stemmed Roses (Hybrid Tea) Classic, long stemmed, large flowered roses. Enjoy them in the garden and even more as cut flowers for inside. Fire Fighter Tequila Tiger Fiona’s Wish

BELLE OF BERLIN (1994) - Beautiful so pink, VIOLINA (2011) – Shell-pink blooms with NEW RELEASE high-centred blooms on long stems. 120-150cm. deeper pink flushed towards the petal edges. A DAUGHTER’S GIFT (2016) – A beautifully BEST FRIEND (2003) - Stylish, double blooms A healthy, free branching bush, with a wonderfully proportioned rose with large blooms of deep, velvety of deep, hot plum-pink. 150cm. romantic, sweet fragrance. 150cm. red highlighted by a white reverse. Blooms singly or in BRIEF ENCOUNTER (2012) - Bold and beautiful clusters and are finished with a light, sweet fragrance. bright salmon pink blooms. Highly perfumed, lovely YELLOW-GOLD SHADES Part proceeds of sales to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital cut flower. Height to 120cm. CANDLELIGHT (2008) - Large, fragrant yellow Leukaemia and Lymphoma Fund supporting DUET (1960) – High centred blooms of bicolour blooms. Beautifully folded centre, gives the blooms leukaemia research. 150cm pink. Light-mid pink petals with a darker pink an old-world appearance. 120cm CITY OF PERTH (2016) – A gorgeous blend reverse. 150cm. of yellow, apricot and peachy red. Pointed CATHERINE MCAULEY (1993) - Clear bright yellow. petals add appeal. Near red outer petals frame EIFFEL TOWER (1963) – Mid-pink, long-stemmed 100-150cm. the flowers nicely. Part proceeds of sales to blooms. Almost thornless.150cm. CLOSE TO YOU (2005) – High-centred, creamy St Vincent de Paul Society WA. 150cm. FALLING IN LOVE (2011) (GFM) - A blend of warm yellow blooms. Luscious so fruit and spicy rose pink su‡used over porcelain white, with a white perfume. 150cm. DARK DESIRE (2016) – A beautiful, new, dark red from the black side bred by Kordes and reverse. Large, long-lived blooms of classic form are DIAMOND JUBILEE (1947) (H) – Bu‡ yellow Sons of Germany. Nearly black buds open, to unique, complemented with a light fragrance. blooms with some apricot tinges. Strongly fragrant, dark red blooms with violet tones and some black A gold medal winner from the Australian Rose Trial cutting quality blooms. Upright grower to 150cm. blushing at the petal edges. Bushy habit with arching Gardens in 2009. Height to 160cm. GO FOR GOLD (2012) – Bright golden yellow, canes. Winner of Most Fragrant Rose award at the FIRST PRIZE (1970) - Rose pink. High centred cutting quality blooms with mild fragrance. 120cm. Adelaide National Rose Trials in 2016. 135cm buds. Robust grower. 120-135cm. GOLD MEDAL (1982) - Deep golden yellow with FEARLESS (2016) – Intense, hot orange, petal FORGET ME NOT (2010) - Large dusky, plum- subtle copper tones towards the centre.150cm packed, double blooms. Light, sweet fragrance. pink blooms are informally quartered, reminiscent of HELMUT SCHMIDT (1979) - Clear yellow. Perfectly Long lasting blooms of excellent show bench quality. old roses. Long lasting, strong, fruity fragrance will formed. Very rewarding garden and cut flower rose. Swane’s Roses whom introduced this rose to delight. Part proceeds of sales to Alzheimer’s 120-135cm. Australia, give it a big wrap “This multi award winner Australia S.A. Height 150cm. HOLTERMANN’S GOLD (1988) (STA) - Scented, has what it takes to be an all-time favourite.” 150cm. FRIENDSHIP (1978) – Delicate pink with some golden yellow blooms. Excellent cut flower. 120-150cm. KAILA’S WISH (2016) – Medium sized, bright golden deeper pink flushes. Long Stemmed. 150cm. LIMELIGHT (1984) - Double yellow blooms with blooms with a fiery red on the petals edges and GIFT OF GRACE (2005) - Rich ruby-pink blooms a greenish tinge. 130-150cm. reverse. Part proceeds of sales to Crohn’s & Colitis with a light silvery reverse. Strong sweet fragrance. LITTLE RAY OF SUNSHINE (2014) – Bright, Australia. A compact plant growing to 120cm 150cm. golden- yellow blooms finished with a delightful LOVE YOU (2016) – Classic, high pointed, HEAVEN SCENT (2005) - Lovely orchid-pink citrus and rose scent. Part proceeds of sales to the exhibition quality pink flowers with silvery reverse flowers with intense old rose fragrance. Height to Australian Breastfeeding Association. 130-150cm. to the petals. An elegant, large flowered rose 150cm. PEACE (1945) (STA) (H) - Classic. Large double providing cut flowers par excellence! 150-160cm. IN APPRECIATION (2004) - Deep bright pink blooms of pale yellow, edged with pink. 120-135cm. NATIONAL PRIDE (2016) – A beautiful pure flowers with a slight fragrance. Giving In SACRED HEART (2003) - A beguiling blend of white rose with an intoxicating, spicy rose fragrance. Appreciation is the perfect way to say “thank you”! shades of so white, lemon and pale gold. Robust Hardy and healthy, this rose is ideal for both garden 150cm. grower. 120cm. and pot alike. Honouring The National Servicemen’s JACARANDA (1985) – Fragrant, Lilac-pink with GOLDEN JUBILEE ROSE (2015) – Released to Association of Australia which represents the long stems. Strong, upright grower. 130-150cm. th 287,000 young men called up for service in the mark the 50 Anniversary of the Special Air Service LINKED HEARTS (2012) – Clear pale pink Regiment (SAS). Large, shapely blooms of golden- Navy, Army and Air Force in two schemes between darkening towards the centre and fading o‡ to white 1951 and 1972. 150cm. honey toning in the centre fading to buttery cream at the edges. Part proceeds of sales donated to the towards the petal edges. Gentle fragrances of lemon, PINK MOON (2016) – A fragrant delight with Silver Chain Nursing Association. Grows to around spice and honeydew melon. Part proceeds of sales large, bright pink flowers. Will be a popular cut 1.5m high by 1.2m wide. donated to the SAS to assist with charitable works flower variety. The delicious fragrance might MARY MacKILLOP (1989) – High-centred blooms provided by the SAS Resources Fund. 120cm. remind you of Blue Moon which is one of its parents. of shell-pink, deeply edged with rose pink on the 120-150cm. SHOOTING STAR (2011) – A compact, shorter outer petals. 120-150cm. growing variety. Warm, yellow flowers with some SUGAR MOON (2017) – Pure white blooms, MON PETIT CHOU (2011) – Large, rounded, fully hints of apricot. Sweetly scented, large cupped accentuated with board petals and saturated double blooms of deep pink with a touch of blooms with old world grace. 50-70cm. with intense, sweet citrus and rose fragrance. magenta. Lovely old rose blooms on a modern, ST.PATRICK (1996) – Well-formed bright yellow A real contender in the fragrance stakes. Fully open bushy, well-branched plant. 100cm. flowers resemble Camellias. 120-150cm. blooms with some green overtones, particularly MOTHER’S LOVE (2001) (STA) - So white to around the petal edges. Flowers are slow opening, THE MANDALAY ROSE (2017) – Large near black creamy pink blooms, gently deepening towards the holding well in the heat and the vase. 150cm. buds open to reveal high centred, strawberry-red centre. Strong, sweet fragrance. Perfect gi for your WINTER SUN (2015) – Medium to large, high blooms of impeccable form. The flowers are wonderful Mum. 150cm. for cutting with long stems and a super vase life. centred, golden blooms which are packed full of Moderate tea rose fragrance. 165cm. MY HERO* (2008) – Super-sized, non-fading, shining, 41 plus petals. Colour is golden with lighter yellow rose pink blooms. 140cm. blushing near the petal edges. There is a lovely so VETERANS HONOUR (2016) – Red-black buds OLDE FRAGRANCE (1986) - Cerise pink, highly fragrance. This variety will o en flower deep into open to large cherry-red flowers of classic high winter, hence its name. A near perfect modern rose. centred form. Slight raspberry fragrance. Bred fragrant blooms. 150cm. by Keith Zary in the United States. A tall grower PERFUME PASSION (2012) (STA) – Magnificent, Height to 120cm. to 170cm. high-centred blended pink blooms. Has a delicious RED SHADES WE WILL REMEMBER THEM (2016) – Large, fragrance that keeps you coming back for more. rich yellow blooms edged with bright orange. Winner of Best Hybrid Tea Rose and Most Fragrant ALEC’S RED (1973) – Long-stemmed, double Chosen to commemorate Australia’s involvement Rose at the National Rose Trial Gardens in 2012. clear red. 120-135cm. in the First World War. Part proceeds of sales to 150cm. BLACK VELVET (1960) - Double dark the O‡ice of Australian War Graves. 150-170cm PINK KARDINAL (1993) (STA) - Beautifully folded, velvety red.120-135cm. WEDDING BELLS (2016) – Large, petal packed, long-lasting, bright pink blooms. 130-150cm. CHRISTIAN DIOR (1958) - Shapely, double clear silvery pink blooms finished with myrrh and rose PRINCESS MARGARET (1968) - Bright rose-pink. red blooms, on long stems. 120cm. fragrance. A big winner at the Adelaide National Rose Beautiful form and vigorous. 150cm. CHRYSLER IMPERIAL (1952) (GFM) – Strongly Trials in 2016, taking out Best Hybrid Tea and Most QUEEN ELIZABETH (1954) – Large, mid scented, deep velvety red blooms. This classic Pest and Disease Tolerant Rose. 100cm pink flowers. Tall, vigorous grower. 160cm variety that has been part parent to many other WITH ALL MY HEART (2016) - Large flowered, deep SWEET SONATA (1994) – Blush pink blooms great red roses, like Mr Lincoln and Papa Meilland. crimson- red blooms with ru‡led petals adding to with hints of peach and apricot. Sweet fruity 120-135cm. its allure. A long stemmed beauty. Excellent vase, fragrance. 120cm COURAGE (1994) (STA) - Rich velvety red blooms cut flower or show specimen. Whatever the occasion SYLVIA (1976) - Exquisite shade of so in vibrant clusters. Long-lasting cut flower. Ideal for With All My Heart says it all! 150cm. shining pink, with a touch of yellow at the base borders. 90cm. of the petals. 120-135cm. DANIEL MORCOMBE (2015) – Classic, dark PINK SHADES TOURNAMENT OF ROSES (1993) (STA) - velvety red blooms, held on long, strong stems. Very attractive two-toned pink with subtle Bred for long vase life, making this a perfect cut AOTEAROA (1992) – Large flowered, high- copper tones. Wonderful garden performer flower variety. Lightly fragrant. Part proceeds of centred so peach-pink with fragrance. 150cm. and cut flower. 150cm. sales to The Daniel Morcombe Foundation BARONNE DE ROTHSCHILD (1969) - TRULY YOURS (2009) - Lovely, compact www.danielmorcombe.com.au The Foundation Large flowered, cerise with hints of mauve. bi-colour pink. So , clear pink, with darker reverse. provides child safety awareness education around Silvery reverse. 120cm. Light fruity fragrance. 120cm. Australia. 150-200cm 4 DOLLY PARTON (1984) - Huge, heavily scented OUTBACK HERO (2011) - Small to medium CLAUDE MONET (2012) (Delbard) – Large double orange-red blooms. 120-150cm. sized blooms of intense orange-ochre on a compact blooms are splashed and striped with pastel shades FATHER’S LOVE (2009) (STA) - Rich dark bush. Part proceeds of sales go to the Royal Flying of pink, cream and yellow, as if hand painted by velvety-red blooms. Fully double, quartered blooms Doctor Service of Australia. Height to 90cm. Monet himself. 1.3m x 1.1m. give the flower a delightful old-world feel. 150cm. SHIRLEY’S ROSE (2016) – An intensely fragrant DAME ELIZABETH MURDOCH (2013) – rose, displaying changing shades of copper, apricots A warm centre of golden yellow, becoming FIRE FIGHTER (2009) - A top new addition and so pinks with outer petals fading o‡ to cream. to the red colour range. Intensely fragrant, rich red increasingly blushed with pink, cream, peach and Bred in Australia by Bruce Brundrett. 150cm. vermillion, towards the outer petals. The blend of beautifully folded blooms. Long-lasting blooms, SOLERO (2003) - Clustered, very double, blooms beautiful in the garden and vase. 160cm. colours will vary with the seasons and garden of deep apricot. 100cm. conditions. 90-120cm. FRAGRANT CLOUD (1967) (STA) (GFM) - SPIRIT OF PEACE (1995) - Classic blooms of Fragrant coral red. Delicious fragrance. 120-135cm. golden bu‡ and mellow apricot, tinged with shades DAWSON’S DELIGHT (1978) - Deep cerise pink, GOOD SAMARITAN (2008) (STA) - A real stunner of coppery pink. 150cm. with a straw yellow reverse. 120-135cm. with large vase filling, deep fuchsia-pink to wine SWEET SENSES (2015) – Large flowered, richly DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES (2001) - Ivory coloured blooms. A light sweet fragrance completes fragrant honey- apricot blooms open from high petals overlaid with a clear pink blush. 150cm. this outstanding new variety. Much loved by all who centred buds. Part proceeds of sales to Senses DOUBLE DELIGHT (1977) (STA) (GFM) - Double see it. Height 160cm. Australia, whom provide disability services to cream, edged red and ageing deep red overall. people across Perth and Western Australia. 120cm - A warm, Possibly the most fragrant rose we grow! 120-135cm. INGRID BERGMAN (1985) (STA) TUSCAN SUN (2006) - Deep apricot-orange dark velvety-red colour. 120-150cm. EMILY (2011) - A shorter growing variety, with blooms, fading to copper-pink. Light spicy high quality, beautifully folded blooms of KARDINAL (1967) (STA) - Long-lasting, scented, fragrance. 130cm. rich bright red blooms, carried singly on long, strong fluorescent bright pink with a yellow reverse. From WARM WISHES (1998) - Large, fragrant, so the famous Guillot French Rose breeding family. stems. 120-135cm. coral-pink and peach blended blooms. 85cm. 60-80cm. MR LINCOLN (1964) (STA) (GFM) - WHISKY (1967) - Delightful blend of apricot, Large, velvety-red, fragrant blooms. 150cm. orange and gold. Large flowered. 120cm. ENCHANTING (2012) – A stunning blend of pink and orange on the upper petals, contrasting with a MODERN CRUSADER (2013) – Beautifully formed, WHITE-CREAM SHADES yellow-peach reverse. Winner best Hybrid Tea Rose double and quartered blooms of mid to dark red at the Australian National Trial Gardens in 2011. with some black flushes along the petal edges. CHAMPAGNER (1982) - Small, pure cream flowers, Height to 140cm. Received a Certificate of Merit at the Australian great for cutting. 120-150cm. National Rose Trial Gardens in 2012. Good heat JARDINS DE BAGATELLE (1986) - Large double, FAIREST CAPE (2010) – An attractive blend of warm tolerance. Strong upright stems. 150cm. sweetly scented creamy white blooms. 120cm. apricot and orange with some pink flushes and a MOONSTONE (1998) - Ivory white petals with a yellow reverse. Lightly fragrant, large, open-ru‡led OKLAHOMA (1964) - Dark velvety-red, large, blooms. A European award-winner with a vigorous fragrant blooms. Strong robust growth. 120-150cm. delicate pink blushing and edging. Height 120-135cm. PASCALI (1963) – Clear, pure white. Excellent cut habit. 120cm. PAPA MEILLAND (1965) (STA) (GFM) - Large flower variety. 150cm. FIONA’S WISH (2003) (STA) - Classic, fragrant flowered, fragrant, dark velvety crimson-red. 150cm. POPE JOHN PAUL II (2010) (STA) - This blooms, shaded cherry-red with a creamy amber PETER BROCK (2012) – Honouring Australian exceptional new hybrid tea rose has received top reverse. 150cm. racing legend Peter Brock. Luminous bright red ratings for vigorous growth, disease resistance and GRANADA (1963) (GFM) - Highly fragrant blend blooms with a light fragrance. Large, dark green form. The Pope John Paul II rose produces large, of pinks, reds and yellows. 120-135cm. foliage. 120cm x 80cm. luminous, pure white blooms, beautifully finished HEART OF GOLD (1999) – A buttery gold centre, SIR DONALD BRADMAN (2002) - A classic, with a delightful fresh citrus fragrance. Australian surrounded by outer petals, flushed with cerise-pink fragrant red. Flowers are high-pointed on cutting Rose of the Year 2010. 120-150cm. tones. Long-stemmed flowers with good heat quality stems. 150cm. VIRGO (1947) (H) - Exquisite pure white. resistance. Old rose and peach fragrance. 175cm. Semi-double. Delightfully fragrant.120-135cm. ST JOHN ROSE (2010) - Beautiful classic JOY OF LIFE (1996) - Striking, red flushes and blooms of deep, velvety-red. Some near black tones, WHITE LIGHTNIN’ (1980) - Sparkling white edges, contrast with white centres.160cm. especially towards the outer petal edges. Intense with powerful scent. 120-135cm. JOYFULNESS (1986) - Pastel shades of apricot, rose and citrus fragrance. Height to 150cm. PURPLE-MAUVE SHADES cream and pink. 120-135cm. SUMMER FRAGRANCE (2011) – Large flowered MON CHERIE (1981) – A blend of pink, yellow and intense, dark red. Long stems make this a beautiful BARBRA STREISAND (2001) - Rich lavender red, gaining greater deep red tones as the flower cutting rose. A richly fragrant beauty. 130cm. with darker blushes at the petal edges. Long ages. 120-135cm. TABOO (1988) - Very dark buds opening stemmed blooms, ideal for cutting. Strong sweet A warm blend of yellow, scent. 135cm ORANA GOLD (1990) - to deepest red, with black edges. 150cm. orange and red. 130-150cm. THE RSL ROSE (2013) – Classic shaped buds open BLUE MOON (1965) - Large ice-blue blooms. 135-150cm. OSIRIA (1978) - This very distinctive rose was to petal filled flowers of regal burgundy, with a so bred by Kordes of Germany in 1978. Mysterious amber reverse. Flowers are held on long stems making FRAGRANT PLUM (1986) (GFM) - Perfumed, looking high centred buds open to fragrant, dark it an ideal variety for cutting and enjoying inside. In our deep lilac edged rich rose. 150cm. red, near black toned blooms with a stunning white nursery trials, RSL has impressed with its healthy habit NEPTUNE (2004) – Deliciously fragrant, reverse. A wonderful collectors rose with classic, and consistent flowering. Part proceeds of sales go to rich lavender blooms kissed with purple. 140cm. large flowered form. Height 150cm. the RSL to assist returned veterans and their families. PARADISE (1978) - Scented, lavender-edged, PERFECT MOMENT (1991) - Petals are yellow Height 150cm. magenta blooms. 120-135cm. based, rising to a dramatic broad edge of orange SHOCKING BLUE (1985) - Rich lilac mauve. and red. 120-135cm. APRICOT-ORANGE SHADES Long pointed buds. 100-120cm. PINK INTUITION (2013) (Delbard) – Large flowered, APRICOT NECTAR - A Dawson’s selected form of SOEUR EMANUELLE (2007) (Delbard) – pastel pink, splashed with rich candy and magenta Apricot Nectar with a taller growing habit. Flowers Fully double, cupped, lilac-pink blooms. Strong pinks. Long stems ideal for cutting with long vase light apricot and sweetly scented. 130-150cm. lavender and rose fragrance.120cm x 100cm. life. A sport of Red Intuition. If you like Candy Stripe ASHRAM (2006) - Large, fully double, old gold STAINLESS STEEL (1997) - Classic exhibition you’ll love this new French Beauty! 150cm. blooms. Some hints of orange-apricot. rose form, with high-pointed blooms of so , silvery PRINCESS DE MONACO (1981) – Large- BETTINA (1953) – Orange apricot. Large flowered lavender with a wickedly strong perfume. Long flowered, rich ivory blushed pink. 120-135cm. stems make it an ideal vase display. 150cm. on strong stems. A good cutting rose that has been RED INTUITION (2006) (Delbard) - High quality, used as a florist’s variety over the years. 120-135cm BI-COLOUR/MULTICOLOUR long-stemmed blooms. Large flowered, bright red FIONA STANLEY (2006) - Very large, lightly slashed with deep blood red stripes. Long vase life. fragrant, apricot blooms. Vigorous, healthy grower. ABRACADABRA (2005) - Startling, red-black petals, Upright grower to 120cm high. If you love Just Joey, you’ll love this! 150cm. striped yellow, with each bloom displaying its own Fragrant blooms in tones of Rich, deep apricot. 120cm. unique combination. Height to 150cm. REMEMBER ME (1984) - GREG CHAPPELL (1984) - burnt orange, amber and topaz. 110-120cm. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY (2010) – Long stems hold BRIGHT SPIRIT (2012) (STA) – Continuous stunning, deep salmon-orange flowers. 90-120cm. display of richly blended salmon and gold hued SPICED COFFEE (1990) - Shapely blooms of JULIA’S ROSE (1976) - A most unusual rose. The blooms. Reminiscent in colour and form of pale beige, overlaid with lavender at petal edges. petals are a subtle blend of parchment and copper Chicago Peace. Wonderful rose and spice scent. 120cm. tones. 100-120cm. Height to 150cm. SUMMER OF LOVE (2011) - A variable blend of JUST JOEY (1972) (STA) - Large apricot and BRINDABELLA RASPBERRY TIGER (2015) – white, yellow, coral pink and red. No two blooms are copper toned flower, with frilled petal edges. Another beautiful tiger striped rose, this time alike. Classic, high centred blooms, flowering 120-130cm. with Raspberry red stripes and splashes overlaying throughout the season. Light spicy fragrance. Tall, LADY ROSE (1979) - A gorgeous orange with a clotted cream background. Long lasting vase life. upright grower to 150-170cm. a yellow base to its fragrant, high-centred blooms. Needs warmer weather to show best colour TEQUILA TIGER (2014) - High centred, perfectly 120-135cm. intensity. 120cm. shaped buds open to exotic blooms of pale gold MARILYN MONROE (2004) - Long pointed buds BRIGADOON (1991) – Large-flowered blend and lemon, heavily striped and splashed with candy open to reveal perfectly formed apricot blooms. of pink, cream and strawberry red. Tall, bushy pinks and near reds. Something really di‡erent! 150cm. grower. 150cm. Good cutting variety, producing long strong stems OUTBACK ANGEL (2006) - Appealing amber- CANDY STRIPE (1963) - Striped bright pink with excellent vase life. 120cm. apricot toned blooms, which, when fully opened, and white blooms. 120-135cm. TROPICAL SUNSET (2002) - Golden blooms reveal a delicate, highly folded centre, reminiscent CHICAGO PEACE (1962) - Rich shimmering striped and splashed with orange. Light fragrance. of old-world roses. Height to 120cm. pink, yellow reverse. 120-135cm. Tall, upright grower. 150cm 5 Climbing Roses The sky’s no limit for climbing roses. Red Pierre Add an extra dimension to your garden by using climbing roses Twilight Glow to transform a dull, colourless wall, fence or pergola.

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PINK SHADES FRAGRANT CLOUD (1967) – Fragrant, ROSE MACARTNEY (1759) (Rosa bracteata) (H) - deep coral red. Commonly known as the McCartney or Dog Rose CECILE BRUNNER (1894) (H) - Large so pink MR LINCOLN (1974) - Deliciously fragrant, in WA. Spring flowering only, producing a profuse sprays of perfect miniature blooms. Also good for large, velvety red. Strong grower, flowering display of single white blooms. Prune a er hedging and screening. flowering. Stems clothed in fierce thorns making throughout the season. CHINA DOLL (1977) - Double bright deep pink. it great for security planting. An ancient rose Excellent pillar rose. RED PIERRE (2005) - Masses of old-world of Chinese origins thought to have been brought HIGH HOPES (1995) - Fragrant pink blooms. style, cupped, glowing crimson blooms, carrying to England by Lord McCartney in 1793 - hence a light fragrance. its common name ‘The McCartney Rose.’ LORRAINE LEE (1932) (H) Deep rose pink blooms. O en repeat flowers in winter. SYMPATHY (1964) - Prolific flowering, superb SOFTEE (1991) - Clusters of white, blushed dark-red blooms in showy clusters. pale lemon, miniature blooms. Thornless. PIERRE DE RONSARD (1986) (W) – Old-world Good arch or pillar climber. style, pale pink blooms, deepening towards the APRICOT-ORANGE SHADES centre. Pillar climber. BI-COLOUR/MULTICOLOUR PINKIE (1952) (W) - Masses of salmon-pink CREPESCULE (1904) (H) - Orange-apricot blooms. Excellent pillar, or arch climber. DESERT GLO (1999) - Deep yellow, su‡used blooms. Virtually thornless. with pinkish-red. Nearly thornless. PURPLE-MAUVE SHADES DOUBLE DELIGHT (1982) - Double cream, SOCIAL CLIMBER (2005) - Large double, edged red and ageing to red overall. One of the deep-pink blooms, with a sweet spicy fragrance. DREAM LOVER (2012) – An excellent pillar most fragrant roses we grow! SOUVENIR DE LA MALMAISON (1893) (H) - or fence, climber. Lilac-blue buds open to slightly MADAME A MEILLAND (1950) (H) - Climbing A classic rose. Fragrant, fully double, fragrant, medium sized, lilac pink blooms. form of Peace. Pale yellow, edged pink. bu‡-pink flowers. Growing to a very manageable size of around PRINCESS DE MONACO (1985) – Large- ZEPHIRINE DROUHIN (1868) (H) – Clear, 2m high. flowered, rich ivory petals blushed pink. bright pink, with delicate perfume. Thornless. Glossy foliage. YELLOW-GOLD SHADES WHITE-CREAM SHADES SEDUCTION (2002) - Sensuous, semi-double ivory blooms, with pink blushes GOLD BUNNY (1988) - Golden yellow. Prolific BLUSHING PIERRE DE RONSARD (2009) - at the petal edges. flowering. A sport of the very popular original Pierre de GOLDEN SHOWERS (1956) - Da‡odil Ronsard. Old-world style, fully double creamy yellow blooms. white blooms. Blooms can carry a faint pink blush in cooler weather. Excellent pillar-type RED SHADES climber, ideal for pergola posts. BLACKBOY (1919) (H) - Fragrant, deep ICEBERG (1968) - Pure white flowers in velvety crimson. Released by Australian breeder abundant clusters. Proven performer. Alistair Clark in 1919 and has stood the test Highly recommended. of time. LAMARQUE (1830) (H) – High-centred DON JUAN (1958) - Large, blackish-red, buds give way to pure white double blooms double blooms. Ideal pillar rose. with lemon centres. Robust grower. Don Juan Pierre de Ronsard

Miniature roses are great for pretty borders and low hedges in a sunny Miniature Roses garden. You can also grow them in large tubs and hanging baskets So versatile! to add colour to sunny patios and balconies. NEW RELEASE RED SHADES BI-COLOUR/MULTICOLOUR APRICOT CLEMENTINE (2001) – Pink buds open DWARF FAIRY (2009) (STA) – This new mini CHAMELEON ROSE - The rose that changes to reveal blooms of vibrant apricot-orange tones. is ideal for pots on the terrace or balcony. colour. Each flower changes colour from yellow Small to medium sized flowers held in impressive Produces large clusters of intense orange-red through to red, pink and white. Height to 60cm. clusters. Repeat flowers well through the season. blooms. Displays good disease resistance as LITTLE SUNSET (2013) (STA) – A little beauty 40-60cm. evidenced by its Silver Medal from the Australian bred by Kordes of Germany. A neat, compact MANDY (2011) – Ideal for use in pots or borders National rose Trial Gardens. 40cm. bush, growing to just 40- 50 cm high. An with clusters of bright red, semi double to double RED ROSA MINI - Deep red in colour. abundance of petal packed, fully double, golden blooms. A tough and compact miniature bush APRICOT-ORANGE SHADES centred blooms with deepening, pink and red growing to 50cm in height and to 30cm wide. blushing on the outer petals. This much admired CRICKET (1978) - Crisp orange double blooms miniature was a Silver Medal winner from the on a medium height. Australian Rose Trials in 2012. PINK SHADES ORANGE HONEY (1979) (STA) - So orange MAGIC CAROUSEL (1972) - Deep pink, CHINA DOLL (1946) (H) - Exquisite bright pink. with a yellow base to the petals and a yellow opening creamy white, margined deep pink. FAIRY (1932) (H) – Double, rosy pink, small reverse. SUNMAID (1975) - Double, yellow-orange flowers in showy clusters. PURPLE-MAUVE SHADES blend. MINNIE PEARL (1982) - Perfectly formed pink blooms. BLUENETTE (1983) - Deep lavender. Our best almost blue mini. YELLOW-GOLD SHADES WHITE-CREAM SHADES KO’S YELLOW (1978) - Yellow, with slight pink-red influence at the edges. EVITA (1984) - White with a touch of very pale PETER MAC GOLD JUWEL (2000) - Bright golden pink. 30-40cm. yellow flowers. 60-80cm. GOURMET POPCORN (1986) - Little Sunset 6 Clusters of pure, white flowers. David Austin Roses Old World Charm for the modern rose garden These popular English roses will enhance your garden with their old world beauty. Free flowering, wonderfully scented and lovely as cut flowers, David Austin David Austin David Austin they make a delightful addition to any rose lover’s garden. Tranquillity Boscobel England’s Rose NEW RELEASE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA OF KENT RED SHADES (Ausmerchant) (2011) - Large fully-petalled and BOSCOBEL (Auscousin) (2017) – Rosette deeply-cupped blooms of glowing pink. Delicious FALSTAFF (Ausverse) (2001) – Large- style, fully double, salmon pink blooms with cupped, full-petalled flowers of rich, dark some subtle peach highlights. A vigorous and tea fragrance, changing to lemon with age. 100cm crimson. Excellent pillar climber. 180cm x 150cm. healthy growing upright shrub. Has a myrrh x 75cm. MUNSTEAD WOOD (Ausbernard) (2007) - fragrance with hints of elderflower, pear and STRAWBERRY HILL (Ausrimini) (2009) Large, shallowly-cupped, deep velvety-crimson almond. 100cm x 70cm – Medium-sized, rose-pink, cupped, rosette blooms. Strong old rose fragrance with notes of ENGLAND’S ROSE (Auslounge) (2015) - blooms. Myrrh fragrance with hints of lemon. plum and berry fruits. 100cm x 80cm. Shallowly cupped at first opening to fully double, 150cm x 120cm. APRICOT-ORANGE SHADES deep pink blooms. Petals eventually reflexing to THE ALNWICK ROSE (Ausgrab) (2001) - Rich reveal an attractive button eye. Classic, spicy, old ABRAHAM DARBY (Auscot) (1985) – Large- pink, deeply-cupped flowers. Old rose fragrance growing shrub. Deeply-cupped blooms in shades rose fragrance. Repeats well through the season. with a hint of raspberry. 150cm x 100cm. of apricot and yellow, on spreading arching 100cm x 90cm. YOUNG LYCIDAS (Ausvibrant) (2012) - growth. Strong fragrance. 150cm x 150cm. TRANQUILLITY (Ausnoble) (2016) - Perfectly Large, deeply-cupped blooms of blended dark GRACE (Auskeppy) (2001) - Perfect rosette rounded, pure white, rosette blooms finished pink and magenta tones. Outer petals develop style blooms of lovely pure apricot. Delicious with a light green apple fragrance. An upright some light purple hues. Attractive, bushy shrub. fragrance. Rounded shrub. 120cm x 120cm. grower with gently arching canes. The canes PAT AUSTIN (Ausmum) (1995) - Bright copper carry few thorns making it a pleasure to pick and 120cm x 90cm. inside, with pale copper/yellow on the outer grow. 120cm x 90cm YELLOW-GOLD SHADES petals. 150cm x 150cm. WOLLERTON OLD HALL (Ausblanket) WHITE-CREAM SHADES (2017) – Rounded, chalice shaped blooms CHARLES DARWIN (Auspeet) – Large- open with hints of apricot then fading to cream. flowered yellow-mustard coloured blooms. CLAIRE AUSTIN (Ausprior) (2011) - David Intense myrrh fragrance with hints of apricot. Strong fruity fragrance. 120cm x 100cm. Austin’s finest white rose to date. Pale lemon Upright bushy growth with minimum thorns. buds open to large-cupped creamy white blooms. GOLDEN CELEBRATION (Ausgold) (1995) - Enticing, strong fragrance of myrrh, vanilla and 1.6 x 1.25m or can be used as a climber to 3m. Large, fragrant, deeply golden, yellow heliotrope. Robust grower with arching canes. blooms. Strong shrub of ideal rounded form. Can also be used as a climber of moderate vigour. PINK SHADES 150cm x 150cm. 175cm x 100cm. HERITAGE (Ausblush) (1984) - Perfectly HAPPY CHILD (Auscomp) (1997) - Cupped GLAMIS CASTLE (Auslevel) (1996) – formed buds of clearest shell-pink. Strong rose flowers of deep yellow. Growth slightly arching A bushy, compact grower with deeply cupped, fully double, creamy white blooms. scent with overtones of lemon. 120cm x 120cm. making an attractive small shrub. Delicious tea Intense myrrh fragrance. JOHN CLARE (Auscent) (1997) - Prolific growing, rose fragrance. 120cm X 100cm. LICHFIELD ANGEL (Ausrelate) (2009) – bearing medium-sized, cupped, bright pink JUDE THE OBSCURE (Ausjo) (1998) - Neatly-cupped rosettes, initially opening with flowers. 120cm x 100cm. Very large incurved flowers, the petals being a touch of apricot, fading to creamy white. Attractive, rounded shrub. Slight clove fragrance. MARY ROSE (Ausmary) (1983) – One of the medium yellow inside and pale yellow on the outside. Strong fragrance. 150cm x 150cm. 120cm x 100cm. first David Austin’s to be released in Australia and WINDERMERE (Aushomer) (2007) - Rich remains a popular favourite. Loose-petalled flowers MOLINEUX (Ausmol) (1997) - Short, bushy, cream-coloured blooms fading to white. Delicious of attractive rose-pink. Fragrance of old roses, upright growth. Ideal for smaller areas. Fragrant, citrus fragrance. Small to medium bushy shrub. honey and almond tones. 120-150cm x 120cm. rich yellow, rosette style blooms. 75cm x 60cm. 100cm x 75cm.

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GROUNDCOVER ROSES BLACK CAVIAR (2012) - A sure winner! light, fragrance. A heathy grower to 1.2m, clothed Medium-sized blooms of deep velvety-red, with in dark green leaves. Part proceeds of sales to GOLD MAGIC CARPET (1995) – Bright, golden some black tones towards the centre. Full and help fund ANZAC education in schools and war clustered blooms. Low mounded spreading habit. quartered blooms with old world form. Intensely veteran related projects. ) – Lovely old world form, PETAL PUSHERS (2014 fragrant with jasmine, old rose and vanilla notes. GUARDIAN ANGEL (2012) - Lovely, loosely- clusters of small petal-filled, candy pink blooms. Long, arching canes. 150cm. cupped blooms of pearly white, packed with Vigorous, low mounded and spreading grower. BETTY CUTHBERT (2010) - Beautiful, double, Height to 30cm width to 1-1.2m. Bred by Dr Keith petals, giving a very full appearance. Light fresh so apricot, Camellia-like blooms. Named in fragrance. Flowers can develop some light apricot Zary in the United States. honour of Australian Olympic Champion, Betty PURPLE RAIN (2012) - Spreading, bushy growth Cuthbert. Betty was diagnosed with multiple tones towards the centre in cooler conditions. habit makes this an ideal groundcover/landscape sclerosis (MS) in her late thirties and worked 125cm. rose. Large clusters of double violet-pink blooms tirelessly to promote MS awareness in Australia. HOME RUN (2012) - Rounded, bushy grower, that develop purple tones with age. Mass plant Part proceeds of sales go to Multiple Sclerosis that seems to almost always be in flower. Single, for spectacular results. 50cm x 70cm. (MS) Australia. Height to 1.2m and width to 60cm. flame red flowers. Mass plant, use as a low hedge, RED CASCADE (1976) (W) - Continuous display FIRESTAR PHOENIX (2013) - A blend of or a rewarding potted rose. Noted for its healthy of small, double crimson blooms. Trim to shape. sunrise colours of pink, apricot, crimson and growth and disease resistance. Australian Rose of Mounded, spreading habit. yellow, ever changing as the blooms open and the Year 2011. 100cm. SEA FOAM (1964) (W) - Creamy, white blooms mature. A healthy grower that would make a fine MUTABILIS (Pre 1894) (H) - A healthy and quick occasionally tinged pink. Trim to shape. Vigorous. flowering hedge. Bred in France. Part proceeds growing large shrub. Continually produces Use as a climber or spreading groundcover. of sales to support Country Fire Association of masses of single, honey-yellow flowers, which WHITE MAGIC CARPET (2000) - Pure white Victoria. 140cm. change to pink and red. Wonderful for hedging. clustered blooms, each with a centre of golden FIRESTAR SPIRIT (2013) – Clusters of small stamens. 45-60cm. Mounded, spreading habit. 2-3m x 2-3m. scarlet red flowers adorn the stems of this PINK HOME RUN (2012) - This single pink healthy, disease resistant rose. Flowers gain flowering shrub rose has all the healthy growing SHRUB ROSES more burgundy tones as they age. Part proceeds of sales to support Country Fire Association of attributes of the original red flowering, Home NEW RELEASE Victoria. A wonderful hedging rose. 90cm. Run. Rounded, bushy grower, that seems to LITTLE WISHES (2016) –Semi double, purple, GALLIPOLI ROSE (2015) - A special release almost always be in flower. Mass plant, use as a open bloom form flowers with contrasting white to mark the Centenary of the ANZAC Gallipoli low hedge, or a rewarding potted rose. Noted for eye zones. A bushy grower with a somewhat landings in 1915. This dense growing shrub rose, its healthy growth and disease resistance. 100cm. spreading habit. A great landscaping rose; can be produces dark red, unfading blooms produced SIMPLY MAGIC (1995) - Strawberry pink, semi- used for borders, in containers or as a mounded singly or in clusters. Thick petal substance gives double blooms. Low, shrubby, spreading habit. groundcover. 80cm it a super long vase life. Young blooms carry a Ideal for mass planting. 7 Dawson’s Rose Growing Guide For best results, follow these easy growing hints. Planting Roses • Established roses that have been in the They are most prevalent in early- mid spring Pruning the easy way garden more than a year will survive happily and again in mid-late autumn when nights • The object of pruning is to shape Because Dawson’s roses are grown in pots, on two good soaks a week. are o en cool and damp. Diseases are also the bush and promote new blooms. you can confidently plant them into your more likely on roses growing in too much garden at any time of the year. • Remember roses growing in pots dry-out Pruning is done every year in winter much quicker than roses in the ground, shade. To Control Black Spot and Powdery while plants are dormant, before new 1) Before planting, water the rose in its pot. so water daily during the growing season for Mildew spray with rose fungicides such as spring growth appears. 2) In a sunny location, dig a hole 60cm wide best results. Eco Fungicide (used in conjunction with Eco Oil), Rose Shield, Triforine or Sharp Shooter • Before starting, make sure pruning and 45-60cm deep. Mix Dawson’s Garden tools are clean and sharp. World Organic Soil Improver with the Staking & Training Rose Black Spot and Pyrethrum Concentrate. • Hybrid tea roses, miniatures and soil from the hole at a rate of 1 part Soil • Standards and weeping standards will Better still is preventative spraying, every fortnight over mid- spring and again in mid- floribunda roses can simply be cut back Improver and 2 parts soil from the hole. require a permanent and strong stake for support. late autumn. to half of their original height, using 4) Return enough of this mix to the hole secateurs, loppers or even hedge shears. • Avoid overhead watering and watering to achieve the correct height for the • Weeping roses can be trained by using a ‘rose hoop’, so that it’s easy to tie the in the evening wherever possible. • Tidy up by removing any crossing new plant. branches, diseased older wood or branches to develop a lovely shape. • Control aphids and thrips with systemic 5) Take the rose out of its pot, leaving the branches growing into the centre of insecticide, used monthly. Environmentally the bush. root ball intact and place in hole. Add 1 Feeding friendly sprays are available at Dawson’s. tablespoon of slow release fertiliser around • Feed roses at regular 4-week intervals from • David Austin rose bushes are best • Red spider mites are the most troublesome the rootball. spring to late April-early May. pruned by removing one third of their pests of roses over the warmer months. original height each winter. 6) Return more of the mix around the plant • A fortnightly liquid feed, with a combination Spray with Mavrik*, Natrasoap*, Eco Neem* • Climbing roses should be pruned and until the soil is level, then add mulch, of Seasol and Powerfeed, is a great addition or Eco-Oil*. Spray twice, two weeks apart, leaving a 15cm clearance around the stem. to your rose feeding program. trained to restrict them from growing to bring mite populations under control. straight up. This is best done by tying 7) Use any le -over soil to make a shallow • This combination provides all the nutrients Predatory mites can also be ordered from new canes to a horizontal position or well around the plant (this will help retain required for healthy plant growth. your nearest Dawson’s store. Predatory by arching into a fan shape. water) and direct into the root system. mites feed on spider mites, o‡ering a Water in well (use at least 10 litres of Mulching natural way to control them in your garden. • Weeping standard roses and shrub roses are best clipped and shaped with hedge water per plant), ensuring the root zone • Use coarse grade mulch applied to the soil For more information, enquire in-store or see our Predatory Mite Fact Sheet at www. shears. This can be done continuously is thoroughly saturated. at a depth of 5-10cm, leaving a 15cm bare a er each flowering. dawsonsgardenworld.com.au 8) Liquid feed fortnightly with Seasol to circle around the main stem. Never heap mulch or soil up around the stem. • Immediately a er winter pruning, help stimulate root growth and get • White Rose Scale - spray with Eco-Oil* or thoroughly spray bushes with plants o‡ to a flying start! White Oil*. Severely infested canes should Lime Sulphur. Rootstock be pruned out at pruning time. Watering One of the main virtues of gra ing onto • Need more help? Our knowledgeable Fortuniana rootstock is its vigour and • Herbicide Damage – don’t use Glyphosate sta€ will be happy to answer your • Water newly planted roses daily during hardiness. If you see bright green foliage herbicides near your roses; they’re very questions on any aspect of rose their first season in the garden. appearing from below the gra of the plant, sensitive to Glyphosate damage and growing or care. Just ask in-store or • Soil wetting agents allow water to simply break it o‡ and discard. this causes distorted ‘witches broom’ email your questions to askdawsons@ penetrate into water repellent, sandy looking foliage. dawsonsgardenworld.com.au soils. Apply in spring and mid-summer. Common Diseases & Pests * During the warmer months, don’t spray Happy Gardening! Or, for a more permanent fix, try mineral • Black Spot and Powdery Mildew are during the heat of the day, or when clay based soil builders like Soil Solver. common rose fungal leaf diseases. temperatures exceed 35°C. Dawson’s Easy Rose Care Calendar

JOB REQUIRED = SPRING SUMMER AUTUMNWINTER 4 SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG WATER Avoid overhead watering. Drip irrigation preferred. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Morning watering better than evening. FERTILISING One handful per bush spread around the drip line of the plant. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 APHIDS Spray as soon as they appear. 4 4 4 4 4 BLACK SPOT & POWDERY MILDEW Spray entire bush thoroughly. Make sure to mist both upper and 4 4 4 4 4 lower leaf surfaces. RED SPIDER MITE Spray as soon as silver markings appear on foliage or consider 4 4 4 4 4 using predatory mites. REMOVE SPENT BLOOMS As they finish to promote more flowers. 4 4 4 4 MULCH Around each plant leaving a 15cm bare circle around the main stem. 4 ROOTSTOCK Remove any bright green so“ new growth that may appear below 4 4 the gra“. PRUNE ROSES During dormant season and spray with fungicide. 4 4

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