Excellent rosebush with bunched flowering, floriferous and robust. Sweetly perfumed. Double flowers, resembling those of older varieties, of a very bright, orange tinted, yellow colour.

Rustic rosebush with yellow-apricot flowers, fringed orangey-pink, on red stems. Long floral buds, becoming erect flowers with about 30 petals. Intense fragrance, spicy and fruity.

Rosebush with large, double, grouped flowers, resembling old varieties, revealing shades of purple-magenta and lavender-blue. Bunches with flowers of 25-30 petals.

A rosebush with large, very double, white flowers of around 50 petals. A strong fresh lemon scent. Lovely dark green shiny leaves.

Excellent tea hybrid, easy to grow, with large, heavily perfumed flowers. Elegant with an 'old rose' aspect, bearing more than 50 curvy and fringed petals. Repeat flowering.

Derived from the 'Rosa persica' variety. Very original and attractive.

This rosebush will flower with lovely, abundant and attractive fuchsia-pink and bright roses, enhanced by the robust, shiny dark green leaves.

Unique rosebush with tiny robust leaves, easy to maintain and useful in gardens. Flowers are semi-double, a carmine to soft pink colour, with 5 petals and a bunch of yellow stamens.

Rosebush, with repeat flowering, very double and grouped, plum coloured velvety flowers. More than 35 petals on flowers. Intense fresh and spicy perfume.

Derived from the 'Rosa persica' variety. Very original and attractive. Numerous muti-coloured flowers with 8-10 petals.

A compact and floriferous rosebush, with robust, dark green leaves. The semi-double roses are an intense dark red.

Flowering is abundant from May up to the first frosts, with dark red simple flowers. A robust and tolerant variety, easy to grow in gardens or containers.

Magnificent and repeat flowering, resembling that of older varieties but with qualities of the more sturdy modern ones. Strong spicy perfume. 25-30 petals on the erect flowers.

The most yellow of yellow roses, a bright golden colour, contrasting with the dark green leaves. The yellow colour will stay a long time during blooming. A good plant for containers.

Abundant fragrant flowers between May and the first frosts make this rosebush, perfect for ground covering. Double cupped and white, these flowers are charmingly clustered together in bunches.

Rosebush with very double flowers, recalling the wild species, a magenta pink colour. Remarkably strong perfume. Repeat flowering.

A compact and tufty rosebush, bearing abundant golden-yellow flowers. Resistant to illnesses, plant in a flowerbed or in a container on terraces and balconies.

Derived from the 'Rosa persica' variety. Very original and attractive.

Lovely erect plant with dark green, delicate leaves. Good plant in gardens, aromatic and ornamental, resistant to dry weather. Useful herb in cooking, for stewed and grilled meat...etc.

Ground-covering variety with aromatic dark green foliage. Disheveled aspect. Purpely-blue flowers with little purple spots. The branches touching the soil can grow roots.

Ground-covering, low and aromatic plant, the branches can grow roots if in contact with the soil. From March to May, light blue, slightly purple flowers appear.

Abundant large, shiny and firm blackberries appear from July to September, sweet and deliciously perfumed. Excellent in fruit salads, jams, jellies and cakes.

Very productive from July to September. Large firm, black and shiny berries. Large leaves. Excellent in fruit salads, jams and jellies.

The name of this giant Blackberry recalls the plants 3 principal assets ; flavour, productivity and vigour.

Vigorous, suckering plant. Abundant repeat production. Firm fleshed, sweet and perfumed raspberries of excellent quality. First production in June-July and then again in September to mid-October.

Abundant repeat production of delicious bright red raspberries between August and October. Firm fleshed, sweet and acidulous. Picking is easy by hand.

Large and bright red raspberries, tasty and perfumed in early summer, between end of June and July. Vigorous and suckering plant. Adapts to diverse climates and soils, except mountainous regions.

Very large, red and perfumed, raspberries, for this productive bush. Repeat production from June to the first frosts. Vigorous and suckering plant.

Generous production of large dark purpely-red berries in June-July and again in September-October. Needs a well drained soil.

Novel golden leaves on this small compact and thornless bush. Large red, deliciously sweet, raspberries appear between July and September.

Abundant production of dark red and perfumed berries in July. Excellent in jellies (numerous pips). Rustic and easy to grow in any type of soil, preferably rich.