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SHRUB / GROUNDCOVER ROSES

EUPHORIA (Intereup)                    £7.95
1998
A striking blend of yellow and orange.  Nice to have a shrub that's not pink, red or white.
Blooms are quite large, semi-double.
Measures approx. 20 cm x 90 cm.

MAGIC CARPET (Jaclover)                     £7.95
1996
Voted "Rose of the Year" in 1996.
This lavender ground cover is that bit different!
Blooms are borne on long arching stems and have a spicy fragrance.
Measures approx. 50 cm x 150 cm.

OUR MOLLY (Dicreason)                        £7.95
1993
Named to honour Past President of the Rose Society of Northern Ireland, the late Molly Frizzell.
A tremendous rose with bright crimson single blooms with a silver eye and orange hips in the autumn.  It always sells out early!
Measures approx. 90 cm x 90 cm.

PRETTY IN PINK (Dicumpteen)                   £7.95
1996
A full petalled soft shell pink with a low spreading habit, ideally suited for the front of a border.
Flowers last well and are moderately fragrant.
Measures approx. 60 cm x 115 cm.

WILD ROVER (Dichirap)                  £7.95

2007

A wonderful colour of deep purple in the bud, opening to a lighter shade and fading to mauve in the old flowers. The blooms are semi-double having fourteen petals, and have a good scent. Foliage is dense, semi-glossy and light to mid-green. While we have classified this as a Floribunda - probably Flori-Shrub is a better description - this is a tall plant with climbing tendencies and could well be grown against a wall or fence, but don't expect it to achieve a great height, probably a maximum of just under two metres.

WILD THING (Jactoose)        £7.95

2008

A wonderful Flori-Shrub from Jackson & Perkins, highly productive in the amount of flower it produces. Though the blooms are just semi-double with 8 petals and are smallish in size, around 7 cm, they are often produced in clusters of 5 - 55, which means there is a spectacular show of colour of a clean vibrant mid-pink with ivory eye right until petal-drop when the colour intensifies to a deeper pink. It really is quite stunning to see this variety in full flower. Height is around 80 cm with a spread of approximately 118 cm which makes it a quite manageable plant worthy of growing in a pot. Foliage is dense, medium size, mid-green and glossy. Good health is a strong point and it's just a shame that fragrance is slight. And yes, just in case you wondered.....it was named after The Troggs hit of the 1960s!