Non-licenced Rose Varieties

The best varieties have been selected during decades of production and they are in demand on the market. So, their production is still profitable. Our members can produce them in the highest quality, since the experience with them goes back to generations within the members' families.

You can find beautiful Hybrid Teas, Polyanthas, Climbers and Ramblers and Standard (high-stemmed) Roses between them!

Hybrid Tea Roses

They are characterized by oval buds due to the elongated central petals. Single or a few large flowers can be found on the top their strong shoots. The plants are robusts, upright and high in growth. They are repeating all over Summer, but require pruning. They can also be planted separated from each other. Most of the cut roses are decended from the hybrid tea varieties.

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Variety	Colour	A-quality	B-quality	Bare rooted	Root packed
Aida	medium red
Queen of Bermuda	orange red
Dame de Coeur	medium red
Mr.Lincoln	dark red
Chrysler Imperial	dark red
Sofia	dark red
Josephine Bruce	dark red
Casanova	light yellow
Citrone	yellow
Buccaneer	medium yellow
Beaute	apricot
Golden Leader	apricot
Sultane	orange pink
Tanor Star	orange red
Bel Ange	medium pink
Carla	pink
Eiffel Tower	silvery pink
Karine	orange pink
Isabel D'Ortiz	red with white back
Kronenbourg	red with yellow back
Bicolette	red with creamy back
Peace	golden yellow with pink edges
Mt.Chasta	white
Lenip	creamy white
Blanc Queen Elizabeth	white
Sterling	mauve
Tannacht	mauve
Consul	orange red with golden yellow back
Gaumo	cherry red with light pink and silvery white back

Polyantha Roses

They are characterized by number of flowers on the top of their shoots, forming a bouquet. The sizes of the plants vary within wide limits, so the lower ones should be planted to the edges of the bed, while the higher ones are good for hedges or beside fences and walls en masse. They are also good in mixed flower beds, if planted separately. You can be sure that they will bloom in strong waves all over Summer, covering the plant by flowers, if they are pruned in time after the previous wave.

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Variety	Colour	A-quality	B-quality	Bare rooted	Root packed
Stromboli	dark red
Nina Weibull	dark red
Limar	dark red
Arthur Bell	medium yellow
Golden Delight	medium yellow
Animo	turns from yellow to coppery red
Rumba	turns from lemon yellow to poppy red
Kimono	salmon
Caresse	medium pink
England	medium pink
Marco	light pink
White	white
Samba	golden yellowish red
Snow White	white

Climber and Rambler Roses

These high growing rose varieties present beautiful display by climbing to walls, fences or pergolas. There are two main groups of them. The extra high growing sports of the ordinary shrub roses are called "climbers" and they grow slower and lower then the "ramblers" which ar the real climbers of the rose family. Climbers behave similar ways to their original variety, they are repeting well, while Rambler grow faster and even above 3 metres, but some of the old varieties bloom only once a year.
There is an important rule when we take care of them. If we let the shoots to grow straight upward, we shall end up with a bare stem and the flowers will be high, on the roof. The shoots should be guided horizontally to and fro when they are strong enough, but not too hard. The roses are not real wines, so they cannot climb without support and it is neccessary to tie them up to the support.

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Variety	Colour	A-quality	B-quality	Bare rooted	Root packed
Clg. Paul's Scarlet	medium red
Clg. Sympathie	medium red
Clg. Blase Superior	dark red
Clg. Don Juan	dark red
Clg. New Dawn	light pink
Clg. Sutter's Gold	orange yellow
Clg. Goldie's	yellow
Clg. Virgo	white
Clg. Parade	dark pink

Standard (high-stemmed) Roses

Several of the above mentioned varieties are suitable to grow as a standard rose. The difference from the shrub version that the variety in question is not budded directly into the root-stock, but into a stem grown in advance, at 90 cm. This way the beautiful flowers are always at the level of our sight. If you were about to keep only one piece of a certain variety in your garden, it is the best choice, since you can cut even the grass at its stem without any trouble by a lawn mower. The pruning needs of a standard rose is determined by the nature of the variety, but usually it ois adviced to keep the spherical shape of the crown. There are so-called weeping varieties, when we can abandon the above rule, since they are producing nice arching shoots. Our firm tries to supply the widest possible range of these high quality standard roses in all colours.

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Variety	Colour	Bare rooted	Root packed
Aida	medium red
Dame de Coeur	medium red
Limar	dark red
Nina Weibull	dark red
Stromboli	red
Animo	turns from yellow to coppery red
Golden Delight	medium yellow
Golden Leader	apricot
Kimono	salmon
Lucia	dark pink
Sweet Promise	pink
Peace	yellow with pink edges
White	white
Tannacht	mauve

Quality Grading of Roses in Europe

A rose has A-quality if it had at least three strong branches. At least two of them should start from the budding and the third can start from one of the previous two, but no more then 5 cm from the union of the branch and the root-stock. The overall diameter of the strong branches must reach 24 mm-s by caliper. A branch is called strong if its diameter is at least 6 mm-s by caliper.
Examples: 3 branches of 8 mm-s in diameter originate from the root-stock, / 2 branches of 8 mm-s in diameter originate from the root-stock, while the third one of 8 mm-s branches out at 5 cm of the first one, / 4 branches of 6 mm-s in diameter originate from the root-stock. etc.

A rose has B-quality if it had at least two strong branches originating from the root-stock. The overall diameter of the strong branches must reach 18 mm-s by caliper.A branch is called strong if its diameter is at least 6 mm-s by caliper.
Examples: 2 branches of 9 mm-s in diameter originate from the root-stock, / 3 branches of 6 mm-s in diameter originate from the root-stock, etc.

The roses bellow of the above requirements must not be merchandized in Europe, except if their classification by their genetic character makes it possible, e.g. they are miniature or dwarfed varieties. On the other hand, the vitality of the plants independent on the grading! Both quality of our roses will develop into healthy and strong plants!

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