Ht. Roses Help.

Discussion in 'Rosa (roses)' started by johnwyn, Mar 4, 2006.

  1. johnwyn

    johnwyn Member

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    My son has bought me three HT. Roses from a local Lidle, German owned supermarket, that is known for its plant bargains, but they dont have any information other than Ht, and colour,+ the names Virgo, Queen of England, and Sutters Gold. Does anyone out there know of them please? johnwyn
     
  2. pierrot

    pierrot Active Member 10 Years

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    Hello John Wyn

    here is a search link from everyrose.com for the rose virgo


    http://www.everyrose.com/everyrose/...se/roses/detail.lasso&-recordID=35515&-search

    seemingly queen elizabeth and queen of england are synonyms

    this site is a good place to start off looking for the roses. sutters gold is a hard one

    this link http://www.justourpictures.com/roses/suttersgold.html from New Zealanf has a good picture albeit with the copyright across the middle

    anf here from your part of the world http://www.classicroses.co.uk/roses/s/sutters_gold.html

    I hope this helps

    Pierrot
     
  3. Weekend Gardener

    Weekend Gardener Active Member 10 Years

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    Another good resource is Helpmefind.com. Just type the name in.

    Sutters Gold is an old yellow/orange blend hybrid tea. It is fragrant and grows to 36 inches. There is also a climbing sport of this rose. Queen of England (aka Queen Elizabeth) is a Floribunda (in the UK)/grandiflora (in North America) and is deep pink. It is a popular and ubiquitous rose. It is also a survivor - I see a lot of very old examples, some with old trunks 3-4 inches across in the neighbourhood that I used to stay in in South Harrow (UK). Our specimen grew 7 feet, and would have reached higher without pruning. Virgo is a French bred hybrid tea that has been around for more than 50 years. It grows to 24 inches.
     
  4. johnwyn

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    Thank for your swift reply to my query about the rose`s, that is very helpful. johnwyn
     

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