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Double and Semi-Double
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Andromeda |
Semi-double white flowers with striking bright pink stripes in early summer followed by single flowers in autumn. May-June and September. E.S.W. 10ft. No pruning. (Group 2). |
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Arctic Queen (PBR) |
Fully double lightly scented pure white flowers with creamyyellow anthers on old and new (current seasons) wood. May-June and August-September. E.S.W. 10ft. No pruning. (Group 2). |
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Beata |
Large double lilac blue flowers with soft pink shading on midrib, crenulated edges, in May and June followed by single flowers in autumn. Any aspect. 8-10ft. No pruning. (Group 2). |
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Beauty of Worcester |
Deep blue double flowers. Masses of tightly packed tepals. One of the best double varieties. May-June and September. Prefers some sun. 8-10ft. No pruning. (Group 2). |
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Belle of Woking |
Rather special and unusual variety with rosette shaped silvery mauve double flowers. Second flush of late flowers also double. May-June and September. E.S.W. 6-8ft. No pruning. (Group 2). |
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Blue Light (PBR) |
Pale blue violet to pale blue double flowers both in May-June and August-September. Any aspect. 6-8ft. No pruning. (Group 2) |
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Chalcedony |
Ice-blue double flowers. Autumn flowers also double. May-June and September. Avoid full sun. 8ft. No pruning. (Group 2) |
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Countess of Lovelace |
Pale lavender-blue double flowers with white stamens in May- June and single flowers in August. E.S.W. 8-10ft. No pruning. (Group 2). |
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Daniel Deronda |
Purple semi-double flowers fading in the centre. At its best when allowed to fade in full sun. May-June and September. Any position. 10-12ft. No pruning. (Group 2). Spectacular seed heads. |
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Dennys Double |
Lavender-blue double flowers. May-June and September. Any aspect. 8-10ft.No pruning. (Group 2). |
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