Fork & Bottle: Some Roses at Wyndhavyn Gardens

Roses (& Flowers)
in our Garden
Updated March, 2007 - Joanne

Most of the new roses we planted are from David Austin, as Joanne loves the form of double flowers and English Tea Roses (and Peonies, too). Both of us love flowers that have distinctive fragrances. We inherited a few rose bushes with the house and some of them will show up here too – like Queen Elizabeth.

AUS The Prince

AUS Charlotte

AUS Pat Austin

Banksia - White

The Ladybanks rose we inherited with our house.
It blooms once a year in the spring (May) and
has a wonderful fragrance. The tiny thumbnail
size flowers are white (but Banksia also come
in yellow) (above & below)
Ladybanks Rose - White

Queen Elizabeth (Hybrid Tea)

AUS Othello

Unknown Hybrid Tea

AUS ? (above & below)

AUS Mary Rose

AUS Sharifa Asma

Rose - Unknown Hybrid Tea

This one is a gorgeous Hybrid Tea we inherited
(no tag)

Pussywillow in Bloom - 2007 March

Yellow Double?? march 2007

MEL Johann Strauss (above & below)
from the Romantica series with a wonderful fragrance which is like lemon verbena
Meilland Johann Strauss

AUS Noble Anthony

Gloire de Dijon - Climbing Rose

AUS Golden Celebration (above & below)

AUS Graham Thomas

Peony - Rose

Two Herbaceous Peonies masquerading as roses
Peony - White

The White super fragrant Clematis which we inherited with our house. It blooms once in late winter/early spring. I think it maybe Armandii –
it is evergreen.