‘Tea Clipper’ – A 2008 English Rose introduction, the Tea Clipper has complex colored, apricot flower on a vigorous shrub with almost no thorns. The rose fragrance is mixed fruit, myrrh and tea providing a bonus to the rosette flowers. Use this rose along a pathway, container on a porch or any high traffic area where thorns would be a concern.

‘Litchfield Angel’ – Another new English Rose in the 2008 David Austin catalog, the Litchfield Angel rose has very pale apricot that looks white in the sunlight. Use this rose as a break between different colored flowers like pink and yellow to help with plant combinations in the garden.

‘Crocus’ – A very healthy rose bush with strong, full growth and disease resistance the flower is a beautiful pale cream with a tea rose fragrance. The crocus flowers are fully double with large rosette blooms that flower freely throughout the growing season.

‘Lady Emma Hamilton’ – The unusually colored flowers are deeply-cupped shaped and apricot-orange in the center with more pale colored petals on the outside. Citrus and fruit fragrance is a bonus and the large foliage is very attractive.

‘Pegasus’ – A great cut-flower English Rose that lasts long in the vase, the Pegasus rose has a creamy, apricot color and a strong tea rose fragrance. This shrub is also disease-resistant and the foliage is attractive all season.

‘Heritage’ – A very beautiful, soft pink rose that has a nice cupped shape and sweet, fruit fragrance. Large foliage and strong growth makes this a good garden rose where you want a lighter, more open growth habit.

‘Graham Thomas’ – One of the most well-known of all English Roses, this Graham Thomas is a bright yellow rose named after the British horticulturist. Cupped shaped flowers are also very fragrant and have a tea rose scent. The foliage of the Graham Thomas is like the old Musk roses and a more pale or gray-green than typical hybrid tea rose foliage. This rose was awarded the James Mason Award in 2000.

‘Mortimer Sackler’ – The Mortimer Sackler is a rose bush that does well in the back of a border or as a short climbing rose growing 8-10′. Perfect for using on a trellis along a pathway because of the nearly thornless stems. Keep this English Musk Rose close by where you can enjoy the shell pink petals and Old Rose fragrance.