Red teas and chinas

Can anyone help with a list of red teas and chinas and any other older varieties such as the Alister Clarks that could be grown on the Darling Downs? We seem to have a preponderance of pinks and apricots and whites when we do a heritage rose display. Our next display on 8 and 9 October is entitled: Roses are red - vases are blue! We will have Blackboy, Cramoise Superieur, Bloomfield Courage, General Gallieni, Roger Lambelin to use in the display.

Have you got Slater's Crimson China? I have a few spare plants I could send you for the cost of postage alone.

Surely there is a list of them somewhere on the computer system or even 'Mr Google'

Bonita the ones that I know off hand and have grown at one time or another.

Teas
Beales Monsieur Tillier, Francis Dubrieul, Papa Gontier which is a sort of pinky red, Hugo Roller which is a red, deep pink, white blend.

China

Theirs only one more I can think of and it's generallly a pretty weak plant - Louis xiv which if it grows for you has a magnificent perfimed flower.

Alister Clark

Restless,Mrs Albert Nash

I probably have pics of these around somewhere if you're interested in having a look

Larry

Forgot another Tea - Souv de Therese Levet.

You may have to scout around for all these buggers. Used to get all mine from Golden vale Nursery in Vic. but they've now closed down which is a real shame

Larry

Bonita

Our Reds Teas, Chinas and Hybrid Musks with a couple of older Hybrid Teas thrown in

Argosy
Beauty of Glenhurst
Blackboy
Calaret Cup
Cramoisi Superieur
Eva
Fellenberg
Francis Durbreuil
General Gallieni
Gloire de Rosomanes
Leonie Lemesh
Linton Boy
Marie Nabonand
Marjorie Fair
Mary Guthrie
Mightnight Sun
Minchin
Mrs Renyolds Hole
Muchen
Nancy Hayward
Noella Nabonand
Nur Mahal
Papa Gontier
Papa Hemeray
Papilon
Princess de Sagen
Reine Marie Henriette
Restless
Serratipetala
Slaters Crimson China
Souv de Therese Levet
Vamnethan House Red ROR
Vanity
Wilhelm
Will Scarlet

Gary