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Bella Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Cants of Colchester... one of the Renaissance roses from Poulsen... yellow...

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Betty Harkness Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Harkness... raised by the late Jack Harkness and named after his wife. Flowers: coral, produced in large clusters, good fragrance.

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Bob Greaves Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Fryer's Roses... a Floribunda... named for a British television personality. It has salmon-orange blooms and has already won a Royal National Rose Society Trial Ground Certificate.

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Britannia Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Fryer's Roses... an apricot and gold Hybrid Tea.

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Bubbles Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Fryer's Roses... a Ground Cover rose. Its flowers are satin pink. It flowers freely and is disease resistant.

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Charles Notcutt Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Mattock's Roses... a shrub rose with souble scarlet, moderately scented flowers.

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Euphoria a Breeders' Choice... a groundcover rose growing only 15 cms tall and having striking yellow and orange flowers.

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Flower Power Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Fryer's Roses... a Patio Rose. The color is peachy-salmon and growth is compact.

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Phab Gold Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Fryer's Roses. Floribunda... named for Phab, the charity involved with "integrating people with and without physical disabilities," to celebrate their 40th anniversary.

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Garden Party Introduced at Chelsea 1998 by Mattock's Roses... a neat compact Floribunda with coral-red flowers.