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A conical, evergreen shrub with slender, dark brown stems clothed in silvery, light green foliage, producing small, fragrant purple flowers in late spring and early summer.

A reliably fruiting dessert gage producing deep purple fruit in mid to late summer.

A small, deciduous flowering cherry with ovate green leaves turning orange and red in autumn and producing semi-double, light pink flowers in spring.

A fast-growing tree with narrowly upright growth initially then spreading, clothed in reddish-black leaves which are coppery-red when young and turn shades of orange and scarlet in autumn and producing clusters of double, pink flowers in mid-spring.

A strong-growing, bushy shrub of upright habit with twisted, oblong, glossy, green leaves producing racemes of fragrant white flowers in spring, followed by cherry-like, red fruits, ripening to black.

A conical, deciduous tree with glossy, dark green leaves, with excellent autumn colour. Produces clusters of white flowers in spring followed by small, brown fruits in autumn.

A rose-tinted form of Atlas Daisy with pink-flushed flowers with dark orange eyes over finely-dissected foliage in late spring and early summer.

Bonica 82 is one of the most successful and widely planted of all modern roses.  It owes its popularity partly to its remarkable vigour and floriferousness, and partly to its suitablility for so many purposes.  It is equally useful and easy to grow as a shrub rose, ground-cover rose, landscaping plant, and container rose.  The flowers are bright, pale pink, opening from rich, pink buds and fading eventually to white in hot climates.  They have ruffled petals and a lightly cupped shape.  The flowers usually come in clusters of 5-15.  Although their stalks are short, they are useful, long-lasting roses to cut for the house.  Bonica 82 has a very long and spectacular main flowering.  Thereafter, it continues to produce a few flowers until late autumn.  They are followed by bright red hips that usually persist until the following spring.  The plant makes a thick, rounded bush, capable of reaching 1.5m, but is best pruned back to about half its size every other year or so.  Its leaves are handsome, dark and glossy and contribute much to its overall beauty.  Blackspot can afflict it later in the year, but seems not to affect the plant's growth, flowering or vigour.

Slightly larger flowers than the bush form, this is a wonderful plant with bright scarlet flowers. A great improvement on the shrub form that whilst it is not as continuous in its flowering as the shrub, the initial burst is spectacular and once established, the plant is seldom without flowers.

A bushy rose with glossy green foliage producing large, double, fragrant, soft salmon-pink flowers repeating through summer and into autumn.

A very cheerful, short, shrub rose with profuse flowering making it suitable for mass planting and landscaping projects. Short, broad petals open out around a lightly cupped flower, but come in large clusters on a neat and very healthy bush.

Rose of the Year 2004. Trusses of small, golden yellow, semi-double flowers with good healthy foliage.

A vigorous variety bearing large, semi-double red-orange flowers with white stripes in clusters. This variety is tolerant of a small amount of shade.

Rose of the Year 2022. A strong and robust growing rose with long-lasting, lightly fragrant, apricot to coral-pink blooms with a multitude of buds waiting to emerge to replace the old flowers.

A medium-fragranced rose producing continuous flowers in blends of pink and peach with splashes of yellow and bronze throughout the season.

A climbing rose with glossy, dark green leaves, producing lightly scented, small, double, carmine-red flowers with white undertones repeating from early summer.

A beautiful flower opening apricot pink then fading to pur pink retaining a tinge of coral at the heart of each flower. The petal backs are lightly darker, giving this variety attractive shades as the flower matures. A quick repeater that makes for good cut flowers and owing to its size, is a good rose for the smaller garden.

An upright shrub with glossy green foliage with large, double, highly fragrant mauve flowers throughout the summer.

Impressive clusters of mauve to purple blended flowers with a pleasant, mild scent. A reliable repeat flowering rambler.

A wonderful rose with flowers opening a creamy white with prominent bright yellow stamens, fading to pure white. Strong, musky and delicious fragrance.

Very dark red, semi-double blooms in large clusters above dense, semi-glossy foliage.

Vibrant pink flowers with golden centres. A strong-grower with stiff, upright habit and healthy foliage.

A seedling of The Fairy, this has become one of the most popular of modern ground cover roses. The flowers open a dark pink then pale as the stamens darken. The flowers are individually attractive but the sheer profusion of them makes this a truly spectacular rose.

The flowers of 'Wedding Day' open from pale apricot buds and are creamy-yellow before fading to pure white, carried in an enormous profusion of clusters of 20-40, picking up crimson markings as they fade. The flowers are then succeeded by little scarlet hips. Strong, fruity fragrance. Height to 8m.