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Comte De Chamborde
Selling Name (UK): Comte De Chamborde
Varietal Name:
Description
- Type : Old Historic roses
- Flower Colour: light red or deep pink
- Fragrance: 6 to 8 Very Strong
- Flowering Period: repeat
- Foliage: Mat, Large foliage, Light green
- Plant Height (cm Approximately): 120
- Plant Width (cm Approximately): 100
- Use: Borders, Mixed Planting, Large Beds
- Special Instructions: Portland rose
- Planting Distance (cm Approximately): 120cm
- Bred By: Robert de Mreau
- Year of UK Introduction: 1920
- Suppliers:
- Acton Beauchamp Roses - Worcestershire
- Apuldram Roses - West Sussex
- David Austin Rose Nursery Limited - Shropshire
- Aylett Nurseries Ltd - Hertfordshire
- Peter Beales Roses - Norfolk
- Bentley West Wholesale Roses - Leicestershire
- Country Garden Roses - Shropshire
- The Cornish Rose Company - Cornwall
- Gandy's Roses - Leicestershire
- Griffins Roses - Cambridgeshire
- Bill Le Grice Roses - Norfolk
- Merriments Gardens - East Sussex
- Pocock’s Roses - Hampshire
- Merriott Garden Centre Ltd - Somerset
- Seale Nurseries - Surrey
- Henry Street Nursery - Berkshire
- Whartons Nurseries Ltd. - Norfolk
- Trevor White Old Fashioned Roses - Norfolk
- Wych Cross Nurseries & Garden Centre - East Sussex
Fragrance Levels: 1 - 3 Slight; 3 - 5 Medium; 5 - 6 Strong; 6 - 8 Very Strong; 8 - 10 Exceptional
Notes: The suppliers list is limited to members of the British Rose Group. Purchasers should always ascertain available stocks of a specific variety from the suppliers listed to prevent disappointment.