Roses in our garden: Henri Delbard
Rosa ‘Henri Delbard’ (registered name: DELclaudibi) is an exceptional modern Hybrid Tea Rose bred by the world-renowned Delbard nursery in France. The breeder considers it one of the absolute finest roses they have ever produced. It is celebrated for its radiant sunset-toned blooms, remarkable disease resistance, and intense tropical fragrance. Key Characteristics Classification: Hybrid Tea . . . . .
Roses in our garden: Nostalgia
The Rosa ‘Nostalgia’ (also registered under the breeder code ‘Taneiglat’ or known across mainland Europe as ‘Nostalgie’) is a striking, highly celebrated hybrid tea bush rose. It was bred by the renowned German nursery Rosen Tantau and introduced in 1995. It remains an absolute favorite among UK gardeners and holds the prestigious Royal Horticultural Society . . . . .
Roses in our garden: Dutch Gold
The Rosa ‘Dutch Gold’ is a magnificent, classic hybrid tea bush rose bred in the United Kingdom by the Wisbech Plant Co. Ltd. and introduced in 1978. Created by crossing the popular varieties ‘Peer Gynt’ and ‘Whisky Mac’, it quickly grew into a mainstay of British and European gardens thanks to its non-fading golden display . . . . .
Roses in our garden: Peace
The Rosa ‘Peace’ (originally registered as ‘Madame A. Meilland’) is arguably the most famous and successful hybrid tea rose in history. Bred by French horticulturist Francis Meilland between 1935 and 1939, it was famously smuggled out of France as cuttings ahead of the German invasion and formally named “Peace” in 1945 to commemorate the end . . . . .
Roses in our garden: Ingrid Bergman
The ‘Ingrid Bergman’ rose (cultivar code ‘Poulman’) is a highly celebrated, multi-award-winning red hybrid tea rose bred by Danish growers Pernille and Mogens Olesen and introduced by Poulsen Roser in 1984. Named in honour of the legendary Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman, this variety was voted into the World Federation of Rose Societies Hall of Fame . . . . .