Haven't posted many photos lately.. lot and lots out atm though :)

One of my best seedlings Pending registration in the next few days.

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'Anne Hall', an Australian bred hybrid rugosa. Posting on here has messed the colour up a bit... looks too blue here.

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'Christopher Marlowe'

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A mini called 'Cricket'

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'Double Knockout'. I'm a fan

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A great floribunda called 'Fire n Ice'. New here this year and so far impressing me a lot with its health. Will feature in breeding at some stage with tetraploid species roses like Rosa virginiana, dupontii, and arkansana.

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'Fortune's Double Yellow'. First flower from a cutting grown plant Karen sent down three years ago

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'Lady Huntingfield'. An Alister Clarke rose that loves Tasmania.

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'Lamarque'. Such a beautiful rose

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'Leda'.. the famous painted Damask rose... one of my favs.:

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'Many Happy Returns'. Can totally recommend this lovely rose. Healthy and vigorous. The bags are recently pollinated flowers.

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'Maurice Utrillo'. A Delbard that is probably one of their best.

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'Othello'... a tall thorny 'beauty and the beast' rose.

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'Poynton's Multiflora'... an amazing rose! This plant was cut back to 30cm high stumps 2 years ago and is now about 8ft tall and 12ft wide.

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Rosa rugosa 'alba'

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Rosa longicuspis var. sinowilsonii... not quite in full flush yet.. another 2 weeks and it will be amazing! Bees love it.

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A mini called 'Star Trail'.

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'MME Joseph Schwartz'... I think.

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Unknown purple OGR.. I think it is either 'Russelliana' or 'Gypsy Boy'.

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Enjoy

Great line up there Simon, is the last one that purple?

Yes, Bruce... that is its normal colour on relatively new flowers. They go pink quickly in the sun. It was also taken in late afternoon shade.

Geat flowers. It was worth the wait.