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Tea Roses
The first tea roses were not fully winter-hardy and were therefore kept more under glass than in the garden. Nevertheless, tea roses are exceptionally beautiful varieties, and the hardier ones among them can certainly achieve rewarding results in warmer climate zones (wine-growing climate) at well-chosen sites. If they are kept in pots and overwintered in the house/cellar/garage/greenhouse, there should be nothing to stop you owning one of these very rarely seen roses even in a harsher climate.
Shrubs and climbers, summarised:
Tea Roses: 57 varieties buy online
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tea rose (climbing)
red, ca. 450cm
from 16,90 €
velvety dark red, black in bud, noble blooms, intense fragrance, moderately hardy
tea rose
yellow, 0.9 m x 0.9 m
from 16,90 €
one of the most rewarding tea roses, richly foliaged, on dark shoots, good fragrance, requires winter protection
tea rose (climbing)
white, 350-400cm
from 17,40 €
Old climbing rose 'Sombreuil', creamy white and fragrant
tea rose (climbing)
apricot, 300-400cm
from 16,40 €
pronounced tea-rose fragrance, hardy but prefers warm sites
tea rose (climbing)
apricot, 2.1 m x 1.5 m
Climbing rose with large, very double flowers in delicate apricot-orange.
tea rose
apricot, 0.9 m x 0.9 m
Rare, continuously flowering tea rose, surprisingly frost-hardy for this rose class
tea rose (climbing)
white, 3.6 m x 2.1 m
The climbing sport of the rose Devoniensis is now more popular than the shrub form.
tea rose
intense pink & violet, 0.9 m x 0.9 m
The blooms of the Dr.Grill rose also last a long time in the vase.
tea rose
apricot, 0.9 m x 0.6 m
A variety that is now scarcely available, with a beautiful interplay of colours. Well-foliaged, fragrant.
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