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A New Rose For 2012

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  1. wiseowl

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    Pure Poetry

    One of this year's new Hybrid Tea roses,with huge blooms. Then at their peak the old fashioned looking flowers show off their pale purple colouring and also show off their intense fragrance, with strong stems reaching 90cm (3ft) in height, it is good in the border and also good for cutting. :)


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      Hiya WOO.

      That's a rather splendid looking bloom. I'm sure my wife would just love to have a few of those in a vase :)
       
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      Hi Freddy good to see you about my friend:yess::)
       
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      If I may, Woo, I'll jump in this excellent thread with news about 5 new roses for 2012, although sadly I have now pictures of them:

      David Austin is introducing:

      "Jubilee" Having rounded, soft pink flowers that are borne on in clusters and has a fruity fragrance similar blackcurrant tea.

      "Tranquillity" Clusters of large, rosette shaped blooms in pale creamy yellow, with a apple fragrance.

      "The Lark Ascending" This rose has semi-double apricot flowers with golden yellow highlights and the scent is light with hints of tea and myrrh.

      "Heathcliffe" Named for the character in classic novel "Wuthering Heights", it's cupped blooms are rich crimson red with a tea fragrance.

      "Boscobel" Carrying the name of the house which is owned by English Heritage, it bears clusters of myrrh scented rich salmon pink flowers.
       
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        yum armandii :D ive got the austin catalogue :thumbsup:
        the google pic search for pure poetry thou is diff to the rhs site wiseold owl,i do trust rhs 100% xx but cant see them for sale yet x
         
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          Hi Joolz, you probably won't see them just yet as my information is [which I forgot to mention, sorry!:mute::heehee::cry3:} that David Austin will be launching them at the Chelsea Flower Show.:D
           
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          Is Jubilee for the Queen's Jubilee? I think I got a bare root one last month...
           
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          this is the one, if anyone's interested in buying one.

          Order now and your floribunda ‘Queen Elizabeth’ rose will bloom this summer to celebrate the jubilee year. It is supplied bare-root for immediate planting. Height 1.5m.

          Shame I don't have much luck with bare-root plants.
           
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            hi armandii :) where have you found them? your right they not in the catalogue and i cant see them in the roses section on rhs site :scratch: xx
             
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            I love the color of that!
             
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            Hi everyone I have only found "Jubilee Celebration by David Austin first introduced in 2002 for her Golden Jubilee,perhaps he has has brought it back as a money spinner for the Diamond Jubilee:WINK1:

            Cannot locate any of the other,s ,must be keeping them under wraps:scratch:
             
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            Hi Joolz, you're right they are not in the catalogue as David Austin will not be launching them until the Chelsea Flower Show. I got the information from a Press release in the Amateur Gardening Magazine.
             
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                Woo
                Where do I find the information on what rose type is what
                I know google, but I do not know how to phrase the question

                What is the difference between a Hybrid tea and a bush, or whatever the others are termed
                I know the Standard (well not know I believe ) a standard is the one like a lolipop on a stick

                I only really like climbers, and only single head blooms, and the one in the garden border that is not bushy but again single headed blooms

                Armandii I hope the "HEATHCLIFFE" Is just wuthering heights and not a WITHERING ROSE)

                Regards Woo

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                  brilliant :yess: thank you xxx i dont buy mags but maybe i should start armandii :thumbsup: xx thanks for the link wiseoldowl,really appreciated :yess: xxxx
                  ive only bought 2 rosebushes up to now(ena harkness &alfred carriere) darrans not a fan of roses :scratch:
                  but i have plans :stirpot: i will convert him!!! :dbgrtmb:
                  also there is one in the front garden his nanna planted (could be atleast 40yr old now) so il see if if flowers this yr,i pruned and manuered it in oct it and ive just added rock dust :heehee: so hoping for a miracle xx
                   
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