The RosesWe’re aiming for 100 roses - so far we have planted about 40 with more bareroots going in this Winter. The garden here at Witta began with one rose, The Montville rose which someone planted I’m guessing about 20 years ago or more. Roses can be a little trickier in Queensland but our location with lots of open air flow and sunlight will make it possible.
The varieties below have been chosen for their romantic softness, fragrance and potential as cut flowers. Roses have a special sacred significance for me. We hope we can share bunches and bunches of them!
Lavender and Lilac Roses
Neptune
Charles de Gaulle
Blue Moon
Novalis
Love Song
Gra's Blue
Lilac Wine
Reine des Violettes
Blackberry Nip
Tangles
Other shades
Paul Cézanne
Hot Chocolate
Soul Sister
Fragrant Showpiece Lipstick
Two unknown varieties
White and Cream Roses
Pope John Paul II
Sugar Moon
Winchester Cathedral
Tranquillity
Desdemona
Coeur de Neige
Kosmos
Lichfield Angel
The Wedding Rose
Elina
Moon Glow
Madame Anisette
Fragrant Showpiece Champagne
Yellow and Apricot Roses
Graham Thomas
Golden Celebration
The Poet's Wife
Happy Go Lucky
Teasing Georgia
Outback Angel
Candlelight
The Lion’s Rose
Bruce’s Dream
Earth Goddess
Honey Dijon
Sweet Honey
Crepuscule
Ginger Treats
Bengali
Dolce Vita
Pink and Salmon Roses
Felicia
Jean Ducher
Mademoiselle Meilland
Fruity Parfuma
Summer Romance
Belle Parfume
La Vie en Rose
Madame Delbard
The Alnwick Rose
Governor Marie Bashir
The Children's Rose
Australian Beauty
Bijou
Simply Samantha
Tangles
Aotearoa
Beautiful Girl
Madame Pompadour
Parfum de Paris
Brother Cadfael
Perfume Passion
Perfyoom
Enrico Caruso
The Mill on the Floss
Penelope
Papi Delbard
Cornelia
Parole
Fragrant Showpiece Blush
The Montville Rose
Soeur Emmanuelle