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DEAR CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS Welcome to Loyal Customers of Knight’S Roses, and New Clients Who Have Joined Us During the Year Black Caviar Peter Brock Foundation Rose DEAR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Welcome to loyal customers of Knight’s Roses, and new clients who have joined us during the year. We are pleased to present our 2013 wholesale rose catalogue and hope you enjoy reading about the many stunning new releases entering the market in coming months. www.knightsroses.com.au The past year has been one of growth and development for Knight’s Roses - South 1906 since M T Australia’s largest wholesale rose supplier, located at the gateway to the Barossa Valley. www.blackcaviar.net.au dimensions (including dieline) visit mare the about information more for all Australians get from her! from get Australians all A new property purchased on the outskirts of Gawler has enabled our family-ownedat: and 140mm x 330mm enjoyment overwhelming folded : 140mm x 147.5 the Sprinter’,and Greatest operated company to continue its expansion and ensure our rose propagation operations the‘World’s honours rose This Awarded Strongest Scent – New Zealand New – Scent Strongest Awarded continue to flourish. Italy Concorso, – Medal Gold Awarded this award winning rose will always be in the winner’s circle. winner’s the in be always will rose winning award this the season. Will excel in full sun, with its intoxicating perfume, perfume, intoxicating its with sun, full in excel Will season. the this rose will reward your garden with continuous flowers throughout throughout flowers continuous with garden your reward will rose this This growth would not be possible without the support of our loyal customers, and we cane, a to blooms many With roses. historic old, of shape the with you to another place. The flowers are very full and quartered, and full very are flowers The place. another to you fashioned roses, vanilla and honey jasmine, this rose will transport will rose this jasmine, honey and vanilla roses, fashioned thank you for your repeat custom. We also welcome feedback on how we can improve old of notes with fragrant, Extremely centre. the in purple black velvet burgundy red flowers, brighter on the edges, colouring to colouring edges, the on brighter flowers, red burgundy velvet our product, to ensure we continue to meet the high expectations of our customers. astounding with blooms, sized Medium cultivar! special very A Height up to 150cm to up Height Rose) Fragrant (T225 Rose Shrub BLACK CAVIAR BLACK S E OS R S ’ T H G I N Reflecting on a productive and rewarding year, a highlight of last year was the launch of K the Peter Brock Foundation Rose at the National Motor Museum at Bathurst, fittingly on the eve of the V8 Supercars Championship. Attending the launch on behalf of the late KNIGHT’S ROSES BLACK CAVIAR motorsport legend was Peter Brock’s son, Robert, brother Lewis and Danees Denman from a very fragrant old fashioned rose with notes of vanilla and honey jasmine the Brock Foundation Much like Peter Brock himself, the rose is described as ‘luminous’ and features bright red blooms and a light perfume. Importantly, part proceeds from sales of this upright hybrid tea go towards the Peter Brock Foundation to support the work of Variety, the children’s charity. A branded racing car is also made available by Knight’s Roses for special events being held by nursery members, enquiries can be directed to Knight’s Roses. Looking ahead to 2013, the release of the Black Caviar Rose (pictured) is expected to be a highlight. Featuring a vanilla and jasmine fragrance, the old fashioned rose shares its name with the AUSTRALIAN AGENTS FOR remarkable mare who captured international attention with her record-breaking winning Harkness of England streak. Rosen Tantau of Germany The partnership with Black Caviar’s owners has been a success on many levels, with Guillot Roses of France royalties being returned to the racing industry to support the National Jockeys Trust. James Cocker and Sons of Scotland Rose enthusiasts should also stay tuned for the pending launch of the new rose in the Fire Star Series in support of CFA, Victoria’s Country Fire Authority. Member of Nursey & Garden Industry SA In another exciting development, plans are underway for unique packaging for each of our Member of RIAUS new release roses sold and point of sale in 2013. We hope you enjoy browsing the new release catalogue as much as we have enjoyed bringing it to you. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with further enquiries. Daniel Knight, Proprietor BEHIND2013 THE SCENES 2010 has a=seen some exciting changes at Knight’s roses, we have rebranded, with all new labels and packaging packaging identity pictures please send down or scan an actual label and bag or picks of roses in bags etc Peter Brock Foundation Rose 2 KNIGHT’S ROSES 2013 CATALOGUE WWW.KNIGHTSROSES.COM.AU KNIGHT’S ROSES 2013 CATALOGUE WWW.KNIGHTSROSES.COM.AU 3 William Christie 2013 TM GUILLOT COLLECTION Roses Guillot, Empreintes De Grande Tradition Et De Contstante Innovation GUILLOT’S LEGACY OF EXCELLENCE The Guillot family is proud to have fathered six generations of rose growers. The Guillot Roses story began in 1834, when Jean-Baptiste Guillot established his firm ‘La Terre des Roses’ (the Terrace of Roses) in Lyon, France, thus establishing the great Lyonnaise rose-growing tradition. Its first creation was a Bourbon Hybrid christened ‘Lamartine’, which was produced in 1842. In the following years, the firm accumulated an impressive 81 new varieties. Among these were many of the most beautiful old roses still marketed today, such as Mme Bravy, Pavillon de Pregny, Triomphe de la Guillotière and Comtesse de Barbentane. Over the next century, the Guillot family revolutionised rose-growing, creating in 1849 the process which would ensure its recognition by rose-growers throughout the world, Shield-Graft Budding On Dog Rose Seedlings. Guillot’s son, Jean-Baptiste André Guillot went on to create 69 varieties, including in 1867 a rose which would change the world of roses forever; the first Hybrid Tea, ‘La France’ (climber), and in 1875, the first polyantha, ‘Ma Pâquerette’. The firm was handed down from generation to generation, until in 1972, Jean-Pierre Guillot took in hand the destiny of the ‘Roseraies Guillot’. It is he who manages the firm at the present time. After moving the nurseries from Saint-Priest to Chamagnieu, Jean-Pierre tackled the task of the firm’s modernisation to Jean-Baptiste Guillot Fils meet market requirements. 1827: 1883 These days, the firm produces and markets 250,000 rose plants a year. For several years now, two major aspects have guided the firm’s policy; the enhancement of old roses and the creation of new varieties. ENHANCEMENT OF THE OLD ROSES With an incomparable legacy of more than 500 varieties representing all the rose families, the Guillot family is without a shadow of doubt in the best position to talk about old roses. After years of research in the collections of rose gardens such as de l’Hay les Roses, Lyon or Bagatelle, Jean-Pierre has grouped together all the ‘House’ varieties still in existence, and has completed this collection by choosing the best varieties obtained since the seventeenth century, and in 1990 offered amateurs a list of 160 varieties. The following Guillot Roses / Rosa Generosa Roses are year saw the publication of the first illustrated catalogue entirely devoted to Old Roses. bred primarily for fragrance, masses of Their current catalogue offers more than 500 varieties, including many which are not offered by any other rose clustered blooms, health and vigor. grower. The characteristics of many varieties have quartered centres. (As shown above) Research continues, and the next few years will no doubt see new treasures unearthed from oblivion, to enrich the collections of the more and more numerous enlightened amateurs. CREATION OF NEW VARIETIES In this field as well, Jean-Pierre Guillot has continued the work of creation undertaken by the Guillot family since 1834. Jean-Pierre Guillot has created new roses which combine the charm and diversity of the Old Roses with the qualities of modern roses. They group these ‘New Old Roses’ under the name of ‘Rosa Générosa’. Sonia Rykiel® is a perfect example of this new type of rose. The Roseraies Guillot are renowned for the delicate process of successful cross breeding and first year selections from the Marseillaise region, which benefit from optimal climatic conditions - long periods of warm weather favourable to the perfect ripening of the fruits. The very carefully elaborated cross-breeding programmes have the following objectives: • To escape from the constraints of the present standards by looking for variance in shape, habits and foliage, which are the stamp of Old Roses. • To reinforce and diversify the ‘Scented’ character, as the rose has the unusual particularity of developing numerous scents. Violets, apple, banana, and lilies of the valley, roses create a whole world of aromas to be explored and tamed. 4 KNIGHT’S ROSES 2013 CATALOGUE WWW.KNIGHTSROSES.COM.AU NEW TM Phoenix is second in the FiresStar Rose - the official rose of the CFA - series. We thankyou for purchasing this rose and appreciate your support in helping raise funds for our CFA brigades and volunteers. For more information about the FireStar program or to find out the next rose in the series pleaseKNIGHT’S visit www.firestarrose.com.au ROSES 2013 CATALOGUE WWW.KNIGHTSROSES.COM.AU 5 2013 TM GUILLOT COLLECTION 2013 GUILLOT COLLECTION CYBELLE ...................................................................6 GENE TIERNEY ......................................................7
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