The Most Popular English Roses


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'Golden Celebration'
'Graham Thomas'
'Claire Austin'
'Lichfield Angel'
'Lady Emma Hamilton'
'Munstead Wood'
'Lady of Shalott'
'James Galway'
'Queen of Sweden'
'Darcey Bussell'
Rosa 'Brother Cadfael'
'Crown Princess Margareta'
'Charlotte'
Rosa 'Lady of Megginch'
'Tranquillity'
'Christopher Marlowe'
'Princess Alexandra of Kent'
'Lady Emma Hamilton'
'Wollerton Old Hall'
'Teasing Georgia'
'Benjamin Britten'
'Boscobel'
'Gertrude Jekyll'
Winner of the 2002 James Mason Award from the Royal National Rose Society, this rose is described as having the quintessential Old Rose fragrance and is named for a famous garden designer.