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More and more roses at Petersham Nurseries – a fragrant Sunday gallery

June 8, 2014

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Princess Alexandra of Kent

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Golden Celebration

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Handel, climbing

Honorine de Brabant

Honorine de Brabant

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Rambler, Veilchenblau

Rambler, Veilchenblau

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Lady Emma Hamilton

Lady Emma Hamilton

Rosa gallica Officinalis

Rosa gallica Officinalis

Painted Damask, Leda

Painted Damask, Leda

Rosa Mundi

Rosa Mundi

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A spray of Fighting Temeraire

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Wildeve

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In the kitchen garden, no name…

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Honorine de Brabant (Bourbon)

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Lady Emma Hamilton

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About The Teddington Gardener

Martin Ogden - gardener and photographer, rose-whisperer and garden wanderer. Heading into my sixth year now at the heart of the Horticultural Team at Petersham Nurseries.

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One thought on “More and more roses at Petersham Nurseries – a fragrant Sunday gallery”

annaandersonwrites said:

The lilac rose (in the kitchen garden) looks like Blue Moon.
They’re all lovely.. such a great time of year for roses 🙂

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