Ann B.
01-20-2005, 04:38 PM
I have several that I need to add to the list. One in particular is quickly going toward the top of the list as a favorite. That one is 'The Fairy'. I have mentioned it several times. I started it from cuttings that my sister brought to me from Texas.
Another favorite is the old rose from my mother's house. I have posted numerous pictures of that one also.
The others include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Emmie Gray - Bermuda Rose various shades of pink that fade to scarlet. 3-6 , Repeat
2. Chestnut Rose 1814 Species very double, pink very doubled, hips resemble chestnut burrs, tiny leaves. 5-7 , Z6-9, Repeat
3. Blush Noisette 1817 Noisette white with a hint of pink, (? very double) and clustered, heaviest in fall, 4-8 , zones 6-9, Frangrant, dark pink bud, light pink bloom
4. CL Cecil Brunner 1894 Polyantha The Sweetheart Rose, light pink clusters, Z6-9, 20-30, Repeat, Fragrant
5. Bermuda Spice creamy to light pink, large double
6. Bermuda Kathleen Unknown Bermuda Rose Single rose with soft pink, medium pink and dark pink petals. 5-6 feet, no fragrance, Repeat bloomer.
7. Marie Van Houtte- 1871 Tea cream yellow, deeper in the center with pink tips on the edge of petals. 4-6 ft Z7-9 Repeat, Fragant
8. Champney
9. CL Clotilde Support 1902 Polyantha, pink in middle, large very double flower clusters of 8, 12-15, Z6-9, Repeat, Fragrant
10. Mrs. B.R. Cant 1901 Tea, Dark rose with lighter pink in middle, very double, large flower 5-8, Z7-9, Fragrant Clusters of 6
11. Jean Bach Sisley 1889 China inner color of silvery rose, with the backs of petals a darker salmon rose veined with carmine. 4-6 ft, Z7-9, Repeat Fragrant
12. Champney Pink Cluster 1811 Noisette clusters of small double light pink (almost white) flowers. 4-8 ft, Z6-9, Repeat, Fragrant
13. Prosperity 1919 Hybrid Musk Perle des Jardins Parent of Prosperity sweet fragrance, clustered double flowers, medium, ivory with pale pink buds. 5-7 Z6-9 Repeat. Shrub
14. Seven Sisters 1817 Hybrid multiflora clusters of varieties of colors that fade from purple to cream, non repeat, 15-20 , Z5-9. non-repeat
15. Reine des Viloettes 1860 Hybrid Perpetual muted cerise lilac. Chunky bush 5 X5 Repeat, fragrant
16. Lamarque 1830 - Noisette, double white blooms with creamy yellow center. Climbing. 12 20 , Z7-9, Repeat, Fragrant
There are a few others, but they have not been planted in my gardens yet.
Hopefully, one day, I can take pictures of the blooms of each of them. If I were to choose only a few to keep, it would definitely be the repeat bloomers.
Another favorite is the old rose from my mother's house. I have posted numerous pictures of that one also.
The others include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Emmie Gray - Bermuda Rose various shades of pink that fade to scarlet. 3-6 , Repeat
2. Chestnut Rose 1814 Species very double, pink very doubled, hips resemble chestnut burrs, tiny leaves. 5-7 , Z6-9, Repeat
3. Blush Noisette 1817 Noisette white with a hint of pink, (? very double) and clustered, heaviest in fall, 4-8 , zones 6-9, Frangrant, dark pink bud, light pink bloom
4. CL Cecil Brunner 1894 Polyantha The Sweetheart Rose, light pink clusters, Z6-9, 20-30, Repeat, Fragrant
5. Bermuda Spice creamy to light pink, large double
6. Bermuda Kathleen Unknown Bermuda Rose Single rose with soft pink, medium pink and dark pink petals. 5-6 feet, no fragrance, Repeat bloomer.
7. Marie Van Houtte- 1871 Tea cream yellow, deeper in the center with pink tips on the edge of petals. 4-6 ft Z7-9 Repeat, Fragant
8. Champney
9. CL Clotilde Support 1902 Polyantha, pink in middle, large very double flower clusters of 8, 12-15, Z6-9, Repeat, Fragrant
10. Mrs. B.R. Cant 1901 Tea, Dark rose with lighter pink in middle, very double, large flower 5-8, Z7-9, Fragrant Clusters of 6
11. Jean Bach Sisley 1889 China inner color of silvery rose, with the backs of petals a darker salmon rose veined with carmine. 4-6 ft, Z7-9, Repeat Fragrant
12. Champney Pink Cluster 1811 Noisette clusters of small double light pink (almost white) flowers. 4-8 ft, Z6-9, Repeat, Fragrant
13. Prosperity 1919 Hybrid Musk Perle des Jardins Parent of Prosperity sweet fragrance, clustered double flowers, medium, ivory with pale pink buds. 5-7 Z6-9 Repeat. Shrub
14. Seven Sisters 1817 Hybrid multiflora clusters of varieties of colors that fade from purple to cream, non repeat, 15-20 , Z5-9. non-repeat
15. Reine des Viloettes 1860 Hybrid Perpetual muted cerise lilac. Chunky bush 5 X5 Repeat, fragrant
16. Lamarque 1830 - Noisette, double white blooms with creamy yellow center. Climbing. 12 20 , Z7-9, Repeat, Fragrant
There are a few others, but they have not been planted in my gardens yet.
Hopefully, one day, I can take pictures of the blooms of each of them. If I were to choose only a few to keep, it would definitely be the repeat bloomers.