2010 rose of the year

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  1. Marley Farley

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    :luv: Oh gosh Woo Lady Emma is going to be wonderful then, but what a shame about the Wedgewood.. That is way too much of a difference to risk it I agree.. Still it des give you another chance to have a good browse of the catalogues again then Woo...:wink::lollol:
     
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    Hi Jazmine Thank you for your lovely comments:)Please plant one this year:wink:

    I have also ordered three more Roses.:)
    1. Double Delight 2.Pullmans Orient Express 3.Ferdinand Pichard

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    Ooh I love these double colour ones Woo.. I would like a cream one edged with pink I think.. Again though, the only one I can think of doesn't heave a scent... :dh: I am thinking of making a little scented border,l should have room for 2 roses I think.. Hmm will have to have a little think here.... :scratch::D
     
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    You know what? I am going to plant one - is there one named Mr.Woo or owl rose? :)

    I have a lot of plants that mean something to me ie my FIL has given me or my friend Linda who is keen on gardens too. I also have a precious fuschia that I took from my sisters garden when she moved.
     
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    I am very tempted by this one......
    http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=3272
    and this one..
    http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=721
    and this one...
    http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=577
    toying with this one
    http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=4417
    oh & like this one....
    http://www.davidaustinroses.com/english/showrose.asp?showr=3413

    :dh: Now I need to work out which are most suitable... Plus I only have room for 2..! :dh:
     
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    The red rose is gorgeous Marley. :)
     
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    Hi Jasmine how about a lovely climbing Rose ,and i have noticed that you favour Pink Roses so what do you Think:)
    Just a Thought:)

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    Thanks Mr. Woo, that is a beauty and a Katy too!
    I will take note of the name and keep it in mind. We do have a wall in our garden [neighbours garage wall] but I have honeysuckle there and have climbing hydrangea against the house wall so it would have to be on a fence?

    Roll on Spring!
     
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    Hi Marley I will research your Roses and if you like I could get some more Information for you,I should have it done by the morning :)
     
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    :luv::luv: Ooh Thank you Woo... :luv:

    :thumb: Kath, that Night Owl is gorgeous..!!! :thumb:
     
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    What a beauty Woo, as much as I like a deep red rose, I think a yellow one is something really special. After all its the rose of peace. What more could we ask. very fitting. 02
     
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    Woo, as you are so well experienced in roses as it it your hobby.

    Could I ask if you know how to go about having a new rose named after someone?

    I imagine it would be quite expensive? 02
     
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    Good morning TM02 I have sent you a PM.:)
     
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    Hi Marley,I just love this one then I adore The Coppery,Orange ,Peachy ,Apricot ,Colours:)

    William Morris


    • Type : English Rose
    • Flower Colour:Apricot Blend
    • Fragrance:5-6 strong
    • Flowering Period: repeat
    • Foliage: Glossy, Semi glossy, Large foliage, Medium green, Red when young
    • Plant Height (cm Approximately): 120
    • Plant Width (cm Approximately): 90
    • Use: Borders, Mixed Planting, Large Beds, Cut Flower, Walls South facing, Walls North facing, Pergolas, Arches, Pillars, Specimen
    • Special Instructions: Prune down by about half.
    • Planting Distance (cm Approximately): 50

    • Bred By: David Austin
    • Year of UK Introduction: 1988
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    • WINDRUSH
    • Type :English Rose
    • Flower Colour:Medium Yellow
    • Fragrance: 3-5 Medium
    • Flowering Period: repeat
    • Foliage: Semi glossy, Large foliage, Medium green
    • Plant Height (cm Approximately): 125
    • Plant Width (cm Approximately): 125
    • Use: Borders, Mixed Planting, Large Beds, Specimen
    • Special Instructions: Prune down by about half.
    • Planting Distance (cm Approximately): 50

    • Bred By: David Austin
    • Year of UK Introduction:1984
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