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ANNEXURE A

ROSE NAMES PHASE 3

NO. NAME DESCRIPTION SOURCE

ENGLISH

1 Amoretta

Shapely, pointed buds unfold into large, double blooms. White with a cream centre. Once the blooms are fully open, attractive stamens are visible. A densely foliated growth habit with few prickles. Light green, very healthy foliage. Produces new growth & blooms continuously.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/amoretta/

2 Blue Fairy

Large, double blooms appear in clusters on strong stems as well as on many side stems, ensuring a true fairytale rose look. As round buds develop, the outer petals reflex, revealing the incurved petals in the centre – an interesting balance of the old & the new „rose look‟. The bush grows easily; with light pruning it will be formidable.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/blue-fairy/

3 Breezy

Large sprays of bright orange, red & yellow blooms cover this tall, upright plant from early spring to late autumn. Bright, light & breezy. Plant her for a splash of colour in the garden.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/breezy/

4 Cupcake

A compact, vigorous bush with abundant foliage supports a generous frosting of luscious pink, shapely, pointed, double, long lasting flowers.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/cupcake/

5 Figurine

Most elegant, long, pointed buds of a delicate cream-pink open slowly into a perfect porcelain figurine, revealing a deeper tone of pink within the depth of the blooms. The bushes are vigorous & produce masses of long, slender stems.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/figurine/

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ROSE NAMES PHASE 3

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6 Garden Princess

It is strongly fragrant and produces huge blooms of a delicate pink on sturdy stems. It has already won awards for its performance and fragrance in European rose trials. I predict that „Garden Princess‟ will become even more popular in South Africa than its magenta pink “mother”.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/garden-princes/

7 Garden Queen

The colour is a blend of deep pink & violet which is enhanced by sunlight. The huge blooms are very fragrant & have a perfect exhibition shape with pointed centres. She also boasts extremely disease resistant foliage.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/garden-queen/

8 Green Ice

Small, tight, double blooms are borne in clusters. The white or slightly pink buds open with an unusual shade of soft green on the petals. Vigorous, prolific growth. Healthy, glossy foliage. Semi-prostrate growing habit. Can also be used in hanging baskets.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/green-ice/

9 High Hopes

Medium-sized, pointed blooms. Soft shell-pink. Rugged, glossy foliage. Ideal to cover trellises, pergolas and fences without being too rampant. It has proved itself to be one of the most rewarding climbers in South Africa.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/high-hopes/

10 Jackpot

The rich yellow buds are excellently formed, each developing into a most perfect exhibition bloom. The bush soon grows into a shrublet of about 1m in height and is covered at all times with its shapely blooms.

Astounding vigour & disease resistance makes it an almost carefree rose.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/jack-pot/

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ROSE NAMES PHASE 3

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11 Maidy

Shapely, wine-red blooms with a white reverse are borne in never ending profusion on a compact, densely branched bush. The healthy & vigorous plants do well as a border & in containers.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/maidy/

12 Maverick

Large, star shaped blooms of an attractive basic red intermingled with white stripes & patches on each petal. The plants are vigorous & free flowering. Stunning in pots.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/maverick/

13 Mondiale

Tall growing, it provides super long stems of florist quality blooms in abundance.

The colour of the pointed, triangular shaped, large buds & open blooms is a playful combination of deep coral pink with faint yellow. This combination of colours flows from the centre into each of the leathery petals.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/mondiale/

14 New Dawn

Pointed buds open into fairly large, semi-double flowers of soft, blush pink. The foliage is dark green, glossy & extremely healthy. Prostrate rambling shoots spread out & can cover a huge area or may be supported to grow upwards & then arch over a fence or pergola or out of a tree. In spring „New Dawn‟ is smothered with flowers & is repeat flowering.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/new-dawn/

15 Pacesetter

Beautifully shaped white blooms are borne on long stems & make ideal little cut flowers. The bush is tall & should be used at the back of miniature beds or planted in dense groups.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/pacesetter/

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ROSE NAMES PHASE 3

NO. NAME DESCRIPTION SOURCE

16 Perfume Passion

The name implies that the outstanding characteristic of this new hybrid tea variety is the strong fragrance which freely whiffs from the generous supply of large blooms. However, it is vigor and an outstanding natural disease resistance in addition to a charming development from a pointed bud to the classical urn shape of the half open bloom ending in a long lasting open flower with the outer, firm and thick petals wide open and in-curved petals reminiscent of the nostalgic roses of yesteryear.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/perfume-passion/

17 Pink Button

Lovely pointed buds open into firm double „star buttons‟ of clear pink with a touch of coral and excellent cut flower qualities. The bushes excel in performance, neatness & continuous production of miniaturised cut flowers.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/pink-button/

18 Red Rosamini

Tight, egg shaped buds open into scarlet-red, garnet type blooms & appear in endless profusion all over the neat, densely branched bushes. Aged blooms drop off, rendering her a maintenance free rose.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/red-rosamini/

19 Red Shadows

A unique garden variety with medium red blooms which acquire darker shadings on the petal edges as the blooms age. They are extremely long lasting on the bush & in the vase. A compact, bushy plant – easy to grow

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/red-shadows/

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ROSE NAMES PHASE 3

NO. NAME DESCRIPTION SOURCE

20 Rosafrica

Selected to promote the World Rose Convention to take place in South Africa in 2012. The vigorous shrubby bush spreads out widely at hip height and keeps on covering itself with large, full blooms of the olden open cup shape. The colour is a pleasing blend of peach apricot with a faint hue of pink flowing over the fully opened flowers. Firm, incurved petals ensure an extended freshness period allowing a moderate whiff of scent to escape. This hardy rose makes a statement when standing on its own, is ideal for dense hedge-like plantings, or in groups. Fascinates as a giant umbrella when grafted on a standard stem.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/rosafrica/

21 Rosmarin

Small, shapely buds & double blooms. Delicate pink with a deeper pink eye in the centre of each bloom. Neat, round, extremely prolific growth. An old favourite in the true sense of a miniature rose.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/rosmarin/

22 Silk Button

Pointed buds open slowly into cream, old silk „star buttons‟. They are carried on slender, long, almost thorn less stems. The bushes are vigorous, healthy & very prolific, producing superb cut flower stems.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/silk-button/

23 Softee

A completely thornless rose with double blooms of a pleasing cream colour. Vigorous basal stems appear all season long, arching sideways & are decorated with a multitude of blooms. They may be planted on embankments, low fences & are especially graceful in a pot or tub.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/softee/

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ROSE NAMES PHASE 3

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24 Tiny Tot

Tiny, tight pointed buds of a cream-apricot colour reflex their firm petals slowly into charming, perfectly shaped, long lasting blooms. They reveal a deep apricot hue with a touch of orange when exposed to light. Long stems. Pick as sprays.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/tiny-tot/

25 Warm Wishes

This hardy variety grows upright & produces shapely, full petalled blooms of a soft peach colour which last for a long time. An excellent provider of cut roses. Vigorous & healthy. Winner of 7 International awards.

http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/flower/warm-wishes/

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