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“Award-winning rose with incredible scent, glorious colour, and proven garden performance”
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The number one most fragrant rose from renowned growers Harkness Roses, ‘Chandos Beauty’ is an award-winning delight, flowering abundantly for months. This variety brings all the glamour of classic roses with the reliability of a modern hybrid, producing big blooms in soft champagne and apricot hues, flowering freely from early summer into autumn. 1.05m June-October
✔ One of the most fragrant roses available, with fruity and spicy notes that intensify in summer
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“Velvety blooms in sultry deep burgundy shades... A rose rarity!”
Rose ‘Black Baccara’
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Not quite black but possibly the closest to it in a rose – this beauty will be admired by all in your garden with its sumptuous deep crimson-purple blooms. A Hybrid Tea variety, it produces big, elegant, and delicately fragrant blooms in abundance all summer- long, and right up to the first frosts. 1.05m May-September
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“Once named ‘World’s Favourite Rose’!”
Rose ‘Peace’
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One of the most famous and popular roses of all time, ‘Peace’ boasts beautiful primrose-yellow flowers that fade to blush-pink tips. Each of the large, showy double blooms are accompanied by a delightful fragrance! Repeat-flowering, disease resistant and easy to grow. 1.05m May-October
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