Rose multiflora ’Mr Lincoln’ (Rosa’Mr Lincoln’)

This is one of the most valuable grandiflora varieties of dark red roses because of the beautiful rare type of flowers with a very intense and pleasant fragrance.

Flowers appear in late June and bloom several times to late autumn.

Hardy and disease resistant.

Is easy to grow, requires moist garden soil or humus, grows well on a sun to partial shade.

Recommended for individual planting, in a group with other roses varieties, or with low perennials.

Rose multiflora ’Sunblest’

Very unique hybrid tea grandiflora with a golden yellow, full, large flowers the size of 8-10 cm and medium to dark green, shiny leaves.  The flowers bloom from summer to autumn (June to October), retain colour for a long time and have very mild fragrance.

Grows from 80cm to 1.30 m in height  and is good frost resistant.

Plant in fertile, moist, well-drained soil in an open sunny position by planting 5-6 pieces per square meter.

Pruning by removing old canes and dead or diseased wood and cut back canes that cross.

It tolerates pruning well.

We recommend to cover base of the plant for the winter.

Can be used for beds and borders, cut flower or garden. 

Rose ’QUEEN ELIZABETH’ Grandiflora (Rosa’Queen Elizabeth’)

Is one of the favourite beautiful pink grandiflora with moderate fragrance and dark green, glossy and leathery foliage. So outstanding that it is still around after 50 years of world-wide popularity. 

Blooms from mid spring to mid fall. Grows to 70-150 cm.

Plant in medium moisture, slightly acidic, well-drained garden soil in full sun although tolerates some  shade.

Only regular pruning is required by removal of dead canes. This pruning could be done in the winter. Fertilize each spring.

The bush is hardy and disease resistant. 

Recommended to cover base of the plant for the winter.

This rose grows well as a specimen, in small groups or as a hedge. Borders, cottage gardens, foundations or rose gardens.

Large rose ’Chopinv (Rosa ’Chopin’)

General description: Polish rose variety with very large flowers (12-13 cm in diameter). Grows up to 1.5 m. It is one of the most valuable varieties of roses due to the beautiful white shade of flowers and a noticeable and pleasant smell.

Flowering: Blooms for a long time - the first flowers appear already at the turn of May and June, and the last in November.

Variety that is undemanding.

It does not require any special care nor treatments. It is important, however, to prune it appropriately (it is recommended to cut the shoots thoroughly and remove the faded and overblown flowers).

Requirements / Cultivation:  plant in a sunny position with moderately moist soil.  ‘Chopin Rose’ is completely resistant to frost. Ideal for planting individually as well as for discounts.

Large-flower rose ’Dame de Coeur’ (Rosa ’Dame de Coeur’)

General description:  a vital variety with beautiful, strongly fragrant, intensely red flowers. This rose is wide at about 0.5-0.6 m in diameter, high at about 1 m.

Flowers:  very large, full red flowers with a diameter of up to 13 cm.

Flowering: Blossoms in the second half of June. Then the flowering repeats itself until late autumn.

Requirements / Cultivation:  Prefers moderately moist garden or humus soil well sunlit.

Variety resistant to diseases and freezing.

The stems of the rose after flowering should be trimmed.

Large blue rose ’Blue Moon’  (Rosa ’Blue Moon’)

General description: Variety of lilac, intensely fragrant flowers, which when unfolded reveal visible stamens, grows up to 1 meter. Low resistance to frost.

Flowering: blooms at the beginning of May, repeats flowering,

Flowers:  reach a size of up to 10 cm,

Leaves: shiny, quite thick, medium-sized

Requirements / Cultivation:  sunny stand, ordinary garden soil, fresh manure should not be used, because it can destroy the roots of the plant, little resistant to rain, a variety susceptible to fungal diseases.

Shrub Rose ’Melrose’ (Rosa ’Melrose’)

General description: A beautiful rose with a unique, delicate fragrance, growing up to 60-80 cm, frost-resistant.

Flowers: large, light-pink, radiant, embedded singly or collected in inflorescences,

Flowering:  blooms from June to October

Requirements / Cultivation:  this variety of rose is relatively easy to take care of; it does not like wet areas but prefers sunny places and light soils.

Shrub Rose ’Petito’  (Rosa ‘Petito’)

Other names

Rose ’Petito’, Floribunda rose ’Petito’, Rosa ’Cuba Dance’

Is a compact, upright, bushy, deciduous shrub that produce repeatedly highly fragrant double flowers in a deep golden yellow colour with orange-red margins and mid-green, glossy foliage from late spring into autumn.

Will grow well in a sunny spot or partial shade, in rich, fertile, moist and well-drained soils. Will reach a height of 0.6m and a spread to 0.6m.

Recommended to cover base of the plant for the winter.

Pruning by removing and destroying any diseased leaves.

Recommended for borders or climbing up fences, walls or trellises.

Rose ’Cornelia’ (Rosa ’Cornelia’)

Is a vigorous medium-sized shrub with good, bronzy foliage and clusters of very fragrant, double, apricot-pink flowers that are produced repeatedly from summer to autumn.

Grows well in sun and moist and well-drained soil to 150cm in height. Often requires some support or trellis.

Hardy. Good disease resistance.

The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its Award of Garden Merit.

Ideal for planting as a hedge. 

Discount rose ’Stromboli’ (Rosa ’Stromboli’)

It reaches a height of up to 6 m.

Flowers:  a variety with blood-red flowers, medium size, 5-7 cm.

Flowering: The first flowers appear already in June, the last in October.

Roses of this variety are healthy, frost-resistant, with flowers not very susceptible to rain.

Requirements / Cultivation:  Requires a sunny position with moderately moist soil.

A wonderful garden rose, reliable, suitable for rebates and planting in groups.

’Kristallperle’ discount rose (Rosa ’Kristallperle’)

General description: Variety with white-cream flowers, grows up to 100 cm. Flowers full (about 30 petals). Rose with not strong intense fragrance.

Flowering: blooms from June to October,

Requirements / Cultivation:  plant between March and May, in a sunny position, sandy loam soil, requires fertilizing. A variety that does not require a pollinator. In autumn, you should prune the shoots to about 10 cm in length.

’Ramona’ climbing rose (Rosa ’Red Cherokee’)

General description: Rose reaching up to 2.5 meters in height and 3 meters in width. Ramona climbing rose is an odorless variety.

Flowers: Dark pink flowers with yellow stamens in the middle.

Leaves:  dark green, shiny.

Flowering: The rose blooms only once: in mid-June. The inflorescence persists to full summer.

Requirements / Cultivation:   We plant this variety on sandy and loamy soils, in a sunny position, sheltered from the wind.

Rose resistant to diseases.

Climbing Rose ‘Alchymist’ (Rosa ’Alchymist’)

Is a shrub or large, deciduous, climber with rich green foliage and full, old style, rosette-shaped flowers with attractive orange, apricot and pink tones. This strongly fragrant rose blooms only once in the year during summer.

Will reach a height of 6m and a spread of 3m.

Very disease resistant.

Best planted in moist but well-drained soil in a sheltered, sunny position trained to a wall or fence although this variety can tolerate poorer soils.

Recommended to cover base of the plant for the winter.

Suitable for growing up old trees. Beds, borders, wallside, trellises or flower arranging.

Rose ’Climbing Iceberg’ (Rosa ’Climbing Iceberg’)

Is a large, vigorous and almost thornless climbing shrub with glossy mid-green foliage and double pure white or creamy flowers. The flowers have light fragrant and 8cm in width, are produced repeatedly from summer to autumn.

Best grown in full sun although tolerates partial shade, in rich, fertile, moist and well-drained soil.

Will reach a height of 5m and a spread of 2.5m.

It has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Hardy and disease resistant.

Light pruning  in late winter will encourage strong growth.

it can easily be trained over an arch or pergola. It looks particularly attractive tumbling over a fence or trellis.

Perfect for decorating the wall or fence, looks particularly attractive on trellis, arch or pergola. 

Rose ’Paul’s Scarlet Climber’  (Rosa ’Paul’s Scarlet Climber’)

Is a vigorous, very free flowering climbing rose with double, rich scarlet flowers of light fragrance and semi-glossy dark green foliage and very few thorns. Flowers only once throughout the summer.

Will reach a height and spread 3.5m.

Frost resistant.

Plant in moist but well-drained soil, sited in an open, sunny position. 

Ideal for: walls, pergolas, trellises, fences, beds and borders, cottage gardens and scented gardens.

It has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Some parts of these flowers can be used in making syrups and the petals will add flavour to cold drinks or fruit dishes.

Climbing Rose ’Parade’ (Rosa ‘Parade’)

Is a vigorous, easy to grow and very attractive climbing rose with full, glossy rich pink flowers of a medium size and reddish at the beginning to green and glossy foliage later on.  Flowering period lasts from July-September.

Will reach a height of 2-3m.

Frost and disease resistant.

Grows well in moist, well-drained garden soil on a full sun.

Recommended for individual planting, the pillars or pyramids. 

Climbing Rose ’Golden Climber’ (Rosa ’Golden Climber’)

Is a beautiful, and very popular climbing rose that produces beautiful bright golden-yellow flowers of strong fragrance and dark green, glossy foliage all summer into the autumn. Has long flowering period and occasionally repeats flowering later in the season.  

Is a hardy and very easy to grow.

Grows well in moist, well-drained garden soil on a full sun or partial shade.

Climbing height of 2.5 to 3m.

Perfect for covering walls, fences and garden arches or sheds.

Climbing rose ’Cap Horn’ (Rosa ’Cap horn’)

General description: A climbing rose with large orange flowers. It grows on average up to 3-4 m in height and up to 1.5-2.5 m in width. Fragrance - medium intensity.

Flowering: Blooms from mid-June to mid-July. Flowering repeats several times.

Requirements / Cultivation:  Sunny or semi-shaded position. In the shade it blooms less but the flowers are more stained in orange. It prefers well-fertilized moist garden or humus soils. The plant is quite strong against diseases. For the winter it is advisable to build a mound the base of the shrubs and cover the shoots.

Climbing rose Indigoletta (Rosa ’Indigoletta’)

Flowers: large, full, strongly fragrant with a spicy aroma.

The colour of lilac-violet flowers depend on the soil acidity and position.

Flowering: Blooms from June to autumn.

It reaches 2- 3 m in height.

Resistant to disease.

Requirements / Cultivation:  sunny position, moderately moist substrate, average garden soil, it is recommended to make a mound around the plant for the winter.

English rose (Rosa ’Red’)

General description: English roses are often included in the group of park roses. The flowers are large and delicate. Most often full and semi-double, however, there are also single ones. Bushes are best planted in March / April.

Leaves:  the leaves grow thickly on the shoots.

Flowering: repeats flowering; flowers appear from June to autumn.

Requirements / Cultivation:   bright and sun-lit or semi-shaded position; soil reaction: pH 6-6.5.    The soil should be enriched with fertilizer or well-distributed compost. English roses require regular fertilization. They do not require annual heavy cutting. They require constant pruning of fading inflorescences.

English rose ’White’ (Rosa ’White’)

General description: English roses are often included in the group of park roses. The flowers are large and delicate. Most often full and semi-double, however, there are also single ones. Bushes are best planted in March / April.

Leaves:  the leaves grow thickly on the shoots.

Flowering: repeats flowering; flowers appear from June to autumn.

Requirements / Cultivation:   bright and sun-lit or semi-shaded position; soil reaction: pH 6-6.5.    The soil should be enriched with fertilizer or well-distributed compost. English roses require regular fertilization. They do not require annual heavy cutting. They require constant pruning of fading inflorescences.

Rose English ’Yellow’ (Rosa ’Yellow’)

Generaldescription: Roses English often are agroup of roses. The flowers are largeand soft. The most complete andpółpełne, however, there are alsosingle. Shrubs are best planted during March April. Leaves grow thick on theshoots. 

Indoor flowering period: repeatsflowering, flowers appear from Juneuntil autumn. 

Requirements: the position of the lightor półcieniste, the pH of the soil: ph 6-6. 5 Soil worth with fertilizer orbalanced compost. English rosesrequire regular fertilizing. Do notrequire annual heavy cutting. Requireconstant trimming przekwitłychinflorescences.

Rose ’Ashamed Fairy’ (Rosa ’Ashamed Fairy’)

General description: Variety with fine, light pink flowers, growing up to 60cm in height.

Flowering: blooms from June to October, repeatedly flowering,

Requirements / Cultivation:  sunny position, sandy loam soil,

Cutting: The variety does not require annual trimming.

It's enough to cut every two-three years.

Rose landscape spreading White Fairy

General description: variety with small, white flowers, growing up to 60 cm in height,

Flowering:  blooms from June to October,

Requirements / Cultivation:  sunny or semi-shaded position, fertile, permeable, completely frost-resistant variety.

Cutting:  the variety does not require spring pruning

Rose landscape spreading ’Red Fairy’ (Rosa ’Red Fairy’)

General description: Variety with small, red flowers, reaches a height of 50 cm - 100 cm,

Flowering: blooms from June to October,

Requirements / Cultivation:  sunny or semi-shaded position, ordinary garden soil,

Cutting: A variety that does not require a strong cut.