Wishing all our visitors and customers a very Happy Christmas and a Healthy and Peaceful New Year.
Special Anniversary
August 5th, 2011
Special Anniversary is a very exceptional rose for those seeking the perfect gift .If you don’t have anything to celebrate why wait as this is just a great asset for any garden. The fragrance is fantastic and the plant is very healthy and quick to repeat flower . Its compact habit makes this an ideal subject for a pot or as a group in the front of a border.
Joie de Vivre
July 3rd, 2011Rose of the Year 2011 is Joie de Vivre. It has masses of old fashioned quartered blooms on a compact bushy plant with exceptional disease resistance. Ideal for planting in a pot or the front of a border.
New Delbard Roses
June 13th, 2011New for this coming Autumn a collection of wonderful roses from French breeder Delbard. Charteuse de Parme has a powerful Fragrance, Papi Delbard is a climber and Alfred Sisley is highly flamboyant.
New rosa persica hybrids
June 3rd, 2011After over 40 years breeding with Hulthemia persica hybridists are finally seeing the fruits of their labours. Two new roses Eyes for You and Alissar Princess of Phoenicia both have the characteristic central blotch.
30th March is last day for bare root roses
March 24th, 2011
Our season for bare root rose orders will come to an end on 30th March.
After this date you can purchase potted roses from many of the stockists listed on our website (we have many others not listed who might be able to meet your needs if you give us a ring). You can order our bare root roses for despatch in November from May onwards.
We would like to thank everyone who has used the website. any comments would be most welcome.
Hoping its a good year for the roses.
Regards Trevor
LATEST ROSE PROMOTION
March 2nd, 2011GET PLANTING!
February 20th, 2011Happy New Year
January 3rd, 2011
We would like to wish all our customers a happy, healthy, peaceful and productive New Year.
After the coldest December for 120 years there is a lot to look forward to. It was certainly difficult to get the roses out of the ground when temperatures plummeted to -8 C. Having spent some days out in sub zero temperatures with an easterly wind blowing it is difficult to imagine how anything can survive but roses are amazingly tough. Now we have had a thaw they have come through looking remarkable unscathed.
We had some fantastic sunsets here in Norfolk and the snowy landscape has been beautiful. Always difficult to capture on film. Pictures taken on 9th December at 3.30pm.







