Polyantha Hybrids
Many plants from this class have been reclassified into Floribunda class and Polyantha Hybrids are not commonly recognized in some countries such as the USA.

Cultivars
'Alec Rose'
This shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall, by 1 m (3 ft) wide with a semi-glossy mid green leaves forming a dense habit.  It produces slightly fragrant double soft red flowers that appear singularly from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  It was bred by McGregor and released in New Zealand in 1969.

'Apricot Nectar'
This shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide with glossy dark green foliage forming a compact habit.  It produces strongly scented soft tinted apricot-pink double flowers that are shaded gold-yellow in the middle.  They appear in tight clusters above the foliage from late spring throughout summer to autumn. It was bred by Boerner and released in the USA in 1965 and grows in USDA zones 5 to 11. 

'Apricot Prince'
This upright shrub forms a bushy habit to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall and is planted out at 1 m (3 ft) intervals. It has mid green semi-glossy leaves and produces fragrant orange blend, double flowers with up to 35 petals appearing from late spring to early summer and repetitively throughout the growing season.  It is planted in small gardens as a specimen and grows in USDA zones 6a to 10b. It was bred by Delbard and introduced in 1978.

'Artistic'
This bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a dense habit with a semi glossy mid green leaves.  It produces; mildly fragrant double orange blend flowers that appear singularly or in small clusters from late spring to early summer and reappear throughout the season.  This plant was bred byLe Grice and grows in USDA zones 6 to 9.

'Avalanche'
This bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with dull dark green leaves forming a compact habit. It produces slightly fragrant double flowers with white petals that are tinged in pink towards the margins and appear in clusters of the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  This bush was bred by Warriner and released in 1991, under the name JACav. It grows in USDA zones 6 to 10 and should be pruned during early spring to promote new growth as the flowers appear on the new wood.

'Betty Boop' 
This colourful shrub grows to 1.4 m (5 ft) tall with reddish and you foliage that turns glossy dark green and forms a compact rounded habit. It produces moderately fruity fragrant flowers with 6 to 12 ivory-yellow petals that have reddish margins and up to 90 mm (3½ in) wide appearing in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. This shrub will grow in coastal regions and tolerates regular pruning.  It was bred by Carruth, winning the 2001 silver medal in the Australian rose trials and passed the Swane's arduous evaluation.

'Blueberry Hill'
This bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall, by 1 m (3 ft) wide, forming a dense rounded habit with glossy dark green foliage.  It produces large semi-double sweet apple scented flowers with petals in soft shades of mauve. They appear in clusters of 3-6, above the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat quickly throughout the growing season. It was bred by Carruth and released in the USA in 1999.  Under the name of WEKcryplag. It grows in USDA zones 5 to 9.

'Blushing Pink Iceberg' PBR
This bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1.2 m (4 ft) wide with a semi glossy dark green leaves. It produces fragrant, double flowers that have exquisite pale pink petals and appears in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. It is a sport of the original 'Iceberg' and grows in USDA zones 6 to 11.  

'Bonica' syn. 'Bonica 82', 'Deamon'
This small vigorous award winning shrub grows to 1.5m tall (5 ft) by 1.2m (4 ft) wide with glossy green foliage forming a compact habit. It produces no fragrance and bears salmon pink double flowers that appear profusely from late spring to autumn in clusters above the foliage. It was bred by Melilland and released in France in 1985 under the name MEIdomonac and grows in USDA zones 4-11.
Has rose pink buds and flowers; it grows to a height of 120-100cm.It has a perfume of fresh cut apples and is an easy rose for all conditions.

'Bonnie Babes' 	syn. 'Perfume Perfection'
This shrub grows to 1.2 m tall, with dark green disease resistant foliage and forms a bushy habit.  It produces pink buds that open to intensely fruity fragrant lavender blooms with up to 40 petals.  The flowers appear from late spring to early summer and if the shrub is deadheaded it will repeat throughout the season. This shrub responds to pruning and may be trim to form a hedge or grown as a container plant. It was bred by Jackson and Perkins and re-released in 2007 as 'Bonnie Babes'. It originally received the 2001 Gold Medal Australian Rose Trials and Passed Swane’s arduous evaluations 2001. This easy to grow rose is ideal for beginners and is used along borders in small or cottage gardens.

'Bordure Rose'	syn. 'Strawberry Ice', 'Roslyne'
This bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide, forming a compact, bushy habit with dark green leaves.  It produces semi-double odourless flowers with cream petals that have rose pink borders.  The flowers appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season. It grows in USDA zones 6 to 10 and was bred by Delbard and released in France in 1975 under the name of DELbara.  

'Brass Band' 
This bush grows to a 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide with lush bright green foliage forming a compact habit.  It produces slightly fragrant orange to apricot double flowers that appear singularly in warm climates or in clusters in cooler climates from late spring or early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season.  It was bred by Christensen and released in USA in 1993 under the name of JACofl and grows in USDA zones 5 to 11. As long-lasting as a cut flower and the plant is highly disease resistant.   

'Brilliant Pink Iceberg'
This upright shrub grows to 1.2 m (5 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with slightly prickly stems and dark green glossy leaves that form a bushy habit. It produces slightly fragrant double pink blend flowers that appear in small or large clusters from late spring to early summer and then repetitively throughout the season. This plant may be grown as a shrub or trained as a standard and cut flowers soon fade plant is resistant to black spot mildew and rust. This plant is a sport of the cultivar 'Iceberg' which was bred by Weatherly and released in 1995, under the name of PRObril. 

'Brown Velvet'  syn. 'Colorbreak'
This upright bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with glossy dark green leaves.  It produces slightly fragrant medium sized double flowers that have up to 35 petals, which are dark orange and brown.  They are arranged in clusters appearing from late spring to early summer bloom repetitively throughout the season. It was bred by McGredy and released in New Zealand in 1983 and grows in USDA zones 5 to 11. Prune during early spring as the flowers appear on the new wood.

'Burgundy Iceberg' PBR
This small shrub grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with dark green foliage and produces dark purple to dark burgundy double flowers that are up to 115 mm (4½ in) wide with a honey-like scent. The fully double flowers have up to 25 petals that are dark burgundy on the inside and deep pink outside. They appear from late spring and repeat blooming throughout summer and are resistant to mildew or black spot, growing in USDA zones 5-9. It is heat and disease resistant and planted along garden borders or used as a cut flower. It was bred by Weatherly in 2003 under the cultivar name 'PROse'.
 
'Burma Star'
This upright vigorous shrub grows to a height of 1m (3ft) by 1m wide (3 ft) with dark green glossy foliage forming a compact habit. It produces moderately fragrant apricot yellow double flowers with up to 22 petals that are flushed with orange along the margins. They appear in clusters from late spring to early summer then repeat flowering throughout the growing season. It was bred by Cocker and released in Scotland in 1974 and grows in USDA zones 4-1. This older variety is commonly grown throughout the world and may be clipped to form a hedge or used in shrub borders. This shrub is highly disease resistant and requires no regular pruning.

'Cabana'
This upright shrub grows to 1.3 m (4 ft) tall with a semi-glossy dark green disease resistant leaves and forming a bushy habit. It produces intensely fragrant yellowish flowers that are heavily marked pink, up to 135 mm (5⅛ in) wide with 25 to 30 petals. It was bred by Zary and released in June 2007 winning the 2006 Silver Medal National Rose Trials in Australia. It is ideal small bush or garden beds or containers, and the non-fading flowers, tolerate hot conditions. It quickly responds to a light or hard prune producing new growth and blooms from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.

'Catherine McAuley’ 
This small shrub grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with an upright branch habit and has dark green foliage. It produces fragrant bright clear-yellow single flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season. It was released in 1993 under the name JACibras and grows and in USDA zones 6-10. Prune during early spring to encourage new growth as the flowers appear on the new wood.

'Cara Mia'
This bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a dense habit with glossy dark green leaves.  It produces slightly fragrant double soft pink flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and appears repetitively throughout the growing season. It was bred by the Benny and released under the name of CAMalpha growing in USDA zones 6 to 10. 

'Centenary of Federation'
This is a small shrub grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall with a dark green disease resistant foliage forming a bushy habit. It produces strongly fragrant bright yellow double flowers with reddish margins and appears in clusters from late spring or early summer then repeats flowering throughout the season.  

'Chanelle'
This upright shrub grows to 750m m (30 in) tall and is planted out at 600 mm (2 ft) spacing. It has dark green semi-glossy leaves that are reddish when young, and produces orange pink semi-double very fragrant flowers with up to 20 petals appearing from late spring to early summer and reoccurs throughout the season.  It is planted in low shrub borders and grows in USDA zones 6a to 10b and was bred by S. McGredy and released in 1959.

'Cherries ‘n Cream'
This upright bush grows to 1.3 m tall with glossy dark green disease resistant foliage. It produces pink buds that open to clove scented flowers with 20-cherry to maroon-red petals with whitish highlights appearing in clusters above the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. It is a long-lasting cut flower and the plant was bred by Zary and released in October 2008.  This reliable flowering shrub is easily cultivated in garden beds or containers.

'Chihuly'
This small bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall and produces mahogany red new growth that matures to dark green.  The 125 mm (5 in) wide flower has up to 25 petals that varying in colour from apricot-yellow to bright orange and red.  They appear in clusters above the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. The plant was bred by Weeks roses in the USA and released in June 2005. It is suitable for small gardens or courtyards settings producing dazzling colours throughout the season.

'City of Goulbourn'
This small shrub grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall with disease resistant dark green foliage and forms a bushy habit.  It produces slightly fragrant yellow, copper and gold double flowers that appear above the foliage in clusters from late spring to early summer and grows in USDA zones 6 to 10.

'Class Act'
This bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide with dark green semi-glossy disease resistant foliage forming a bushy habit.  It produces pretty fragrant semi-double large snowy-white semi-double flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer then repeat flowering throughout the season. It was bred by Warriner and released in the USA in 1988 under the name JAcare and grows in USDA zones 5 to 11. 

'Cotillion'  syn. 'Perfume Perfection', 'Serenissima'
This award winning plant grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide with a long slender weak stems and dark green foliage forming a compact bushy habit.  It produces very fragrant double cup shaped flowers that are shades of soft lavender pink and appear in clusters from late spring to early summer then reappear throughout the growing period.  It was bred by Zary and released in the USA in the year 2000 and grows in USDA zones 5-9. This plant is ideal for a fragrant Garden with its long flowering period and pungent flowers.  

'Crystal Palace'
This upright shrub grows to 1m (3 ft) tall by 600mm (2 ft) wide with dark green foliage forming a bushy habit. It produces fragrant delicate pastel peach coloured double flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season. It was bred by Poulsen and was released in the USA in 1995 and grows in USDA zones 4-11. It is easy to grow and is commonly planted in small or cottage gardens. Prune during early spring to encourage new growth as the flowers appear on the new wood.

'Ebb Tide'
This small right shrub grows to 1.25 m (4 ft) tall with semi-glossy dark green leaves and forms a bushy habit. It produces very fragrant double flowers that have over 35 deep smoky purple petals, and is up to 88 mm (3½ in) wide. Once established, this bush will produce flowers from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season. It is an ideal plant for a collector’s garden and is used in containers or planted in courtyard planter boxes. 
It was bred by Carruth and released in October 2007 with the parentage of [(Sweet Chariot x Blue Nile) x Stephen's Big Purple] x [(International Herald Tribune x R. soulieanna derivative) x (Sweet Chariot x Blue Nile)].

'Eldorado'
This shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with dark green semi-glossy leaves. It produces very fragrant yellow double flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and blooms repeatedly throughout the season.  It grows in USDA zones 6 to 10 with winter protection and was bred by Christensen and introduced in 1992.

'Europeana'
This upright shrub has dark red new leaves that mature to dark green and grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall and is planted out at 600 mm (2 ft) spacing’s.  It produces clusters of dark red double slightly fragrant flowers that appear on the new growth from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. It grows in USDA zones 5a to 10b and was bred by deRuiter.

'Fabulous' PBR
This bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with glossy dark green foliage forming a compact habit. It produces slightly fragrant ivory white double flowers with up to 20 petals and is 88mm (3½ in) wide.  They appear in long stemmed clusters above the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season if deadheaded.  It was bred by Zary and released in the USA in the year 2001 and grows in USDA zones 6 to 11.  It is mildew resistant but black spot susceptible and may be prune to form a hedge in small or cottage gardens.

'Fellowship'
This is upright shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall and wide with a dark glossy green foliage and produces abundant clusters of orange blend coloured slightly scented flowers up to 100 mm (4 in) wide from summer to autumn. It may be grown as a shrub or trained to form a standard and is planted in borders or used in raised garden beds.  It was bred by Harkness and introduced in 1992.

'Flirtatious'
This award-winning small shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall, with glossy dark green, disease resistant foliage forming a bushy habit. It produces intensely fragrant semi-double or double flowers with 25, light pink petals that are yellow towards the base. They appear above the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat blooming throughout the season.  Prune the planted early in the season as the flowers appear on the new wood and the plant will grow in USDA zones 6 to 10. The plant was hybridised by Zary and released in 2003 under the name of (aka JACtwist). This easily grown shrub is planted along garden borders in small or cottage gardens or used in courtyard planter boxes, and the abundant flowers may be cut for floral displays.

'Gay Princess' 
This award winning small shrub has leathery dark green foliage and forms a compact habit it produces moderately fragrant shell pink moderately large double flowers that appear in small clusters from late spring to early summer then repeat flowering throughout the season. It was bred by Boerner and released in the USA in 1967 and grows in USDA zones 5-11. It can tolerate hot humid weather ad may be sometimes referred to as a Hybrid Tea.

'Golden Girls' 
This large shrub can grow to a height of 2m (6 ft) and a width of 1m (3 ft) with dark green disease resistant foliage forming a bushy habit. It produces buds of amber-copper that open to slightly fragrant copper-yellow double flowers. They appear in clusters above the foliage in summer and repeat flowering throughout the growing season. It was bred by Jackson and Perkins and grows in USDA zones 6-9. 

'Goldyla'	 syn. Goldener Holstein
This shrub grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall by 1.2 m (4 ft) wide, forming a dense bushy habit with dark green foliage.  It produces moderately fragrant deep yellow flowers that have up to 12 petals.  The flowers appear from late spring to early summer and reappear throughout the season growing in USDA zones 6 to 9.  It was bred by Kordes and released in Germany in 1989 under the name of KORtickel.

'Heartache'
This small bushy upright shrub and grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide and has semi-glossy dark green foliage. It produces clusters of slightly fragrant soft pink, semi-double flowers that are darker pink on the outside. The flowers appear from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. Prune during early spring as the flowers appear on the new wood and the plant grows in USDA zones 6 to 10. This plant was bred by Kordes and introduced in the year 2000.

'Hot Cocoa'
This vigorous upright well branched shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall with a burgundy new leaves that turn, bright green and forms a bushy habit.  It produces slightly fragrant double flowers that are up to 100 mm (4in) wide with 25-30 smoky-chocolate orange petals.  The flowers appear in clusters, above the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. It grows in USDA zones 6-10 and was bred by Carruth then released in 2002 under the name aka WEKpaltlez, Hot Chocolate. Its parents were ('Playboy x Altissimo') x 'Livin’ Easy' and the plant tolerates hot conditions.  When planting out, space 1.2 m (4 ft) apart and prune during early spring as the flowers appear on the new growth.  This award-winning shrub is planted in small or cottage gardens along borders or may be used in a container.

'Grannies Bonnet'   
This small shrub grows to a height of 1m (3 ft) by a width of 1m (3 ft) it has a spreading habit and makes an excellent groundcover. The double flowers are rosy pink with a lemon tinge on the undersides of the petals and appear in small clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season. It grows in USDA zones 6-9 and may be trimmed to form a groundcover. 

'Honey Bouquet'
This bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall and wide with dark glossy green foliage forming a compact habit.  It produces sweetly fragrant rich honey yellow double flowers with up to 35 petals and are 100mm (4 in) wide. They appear in clusters from late spring and early summer then repeat flowering throughout the season.  It was bred by Zary and released in 1999 and grows in USDA zones 6-10. It can be trained to form a standard or a tree-like habit and prune during early spring to encourage new growth as the flowers appear on the new wood.

'Iceberg'  syn. 'Fee Des Niges' 'Schneewittchen' 
This award winning, popular bush grows to 1.2 (4 ft) m tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with light green foliage and slightly prickly stems that form a dense habit. This plant produces moderately fragrant, semi double, large crystal-white flowers. They are arranged in clusters above the foliage appearing from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season. It was bred by Kordis and released in Germany in 1958 under the name KORbin and grows in USDA zones 6-11. This plant is disease resistant and is a bestseller despite the fact that the flowers do not last long once cut. It may be trained to form a standard and there is a climbing form available. 

'Jillian McGredy'
This small shrub grows to 1.5m tall with dark green disease resistant foliage forming a bushy habit. It produces very pale pink to white double, high centred flowers that are slightly fragrant and appear in clusters from late spring to early summer then repeat flowering throughout the season. It was bred by McGredy and released in Auckland, New Zealand in 1998 and grows in USDA zones 6-10.

'Jumpin Jack' PBR
This upright shrub grows to 1m (3 ft) tall with dark green foliage forming a bushy habit. It produces slightly fragrant coral-pink semi-double flowers up to 50mm (2 in) wide which appear in clusters of 3-5 from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the growing season. It grows in USDA zones 6-10 and is used for colour contrast in shrub borders. It was bred by Zary and released in 1997, under the name aka JaCpat. 

'Kerryman'
This is upright shrub grows to 1 m tall and has mid to dark green glossy leaves forming a bushy habit. It produces slightly scented salmon pink, fully double flowers that appear from spring to early summer and repeat throughout the growing season. It is planted along borders or grown as a specimen in a raised garden and was introduced by McGredy in 1971.

'Kiskadee'
This upright shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall, forming a bushy habit with glossy dark green foliage.  It produces fragrant double yellow flowers that appear in clusters of from late spring to early summer and reappear throughout the season.  It grows in USDA zones 6 to 10 with winter protection, and bred by McGredy in New Zealand in 1973.

'Kommodore'
This bush grows to 1m tall by 600mm wide with dark green foliage forming a dense habit. It produces royal red double flowers that are lightly fragrant and appear in clusters from late spring to early summer then repeat flowering throughout the season. It was bred by Tantau and was released in Germany in 1959 and it grows in USDA zones 6-9. 

'Lemon Honey'
This small upright shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide forming a bushy habit with semi-glossy, dark green leaves. It produces double slightly scented pale lemon-yellow flowers from late spring to early summer and repeats throughout the season. It grows in USDA zones 5 to 11 and it was bred by Dickson in 1986, and then released in Northern Ireland and the UK. This plant tends to be only available in New Zealand and the UK.

'Lest We Forget'
This small shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide forming a bushy habit with semi-glossy mid green leaves. It produces slightly fragrant double dark red flowers that appear in clusters above the foliage from late spring to early summer, and then reappear from mid to late autumn extending in to early winter.  It was bred by Bob Matthews and released in New Zealand in 1999, under the name of MATtzac and grows in USDA zones 6 to 9. The rose is thought to be named after all the men that went to war as Anzacs.

'Love In'
This small bush and grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall and has glossy dark green foliage and forms a compact habit. From spring to early summer it produces slightly fragrant flowers are that are up to 75 mm (3 in) wide with 25-30 lemon-pink petals that age to rose red. It was bred by Orard and released in June 2008 winning the Silver Medal 2006 National Rose Trials and Passed Swane’s arduous evaluation trials 2006. It is planted in garden borders or used as a specimen in containers and the swirling colours of the flowers are an attractive feature.

'Madame President'
This shrub grows to 2.7 m (8 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with mid green foliage.  It produces semi double pale pink slightly fragrant flowers that become dark pink in cool climates.  They appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and reappear throughout the season.  The classification of this plant varies from a floribunda to Hybrid Tea. It was bred by McGredy and released in Auckland, New Zealand in 1975.

'Margaret Merril'
This bush grows to a height of .2m by 1m wide it has glossy dark green foliage that is susceptible to black spot forming a compact habit. It produces very sweetly fragrant perfectly formed double flowers that are white suffused with a faint pink glow. It was bred by Harkness and was released in England, UK in 1977 and grows in USDA zones 5-11. This award winning bush prefers a cooler climate for optimum flower production, and grows poorly in warm climates.

'Mary MacKillop'	syn. 'Mother Mary MacKillop'
This bush grows to 1.2m (4 ft) tall and wide with glossy dark green leaves and forms a dense habit. It produces moderately fragrant shell pink, perfectly formed double flowers, which appear in large clusters of up to 12 blooms. This bush blooms in late spring to early summer and repeats throughout the growing season. It was bred by Armstrong nurseries and released in the USA in 1989 and grows in USDA zones 6-10. This plant tolerates warm climates and is widespread in Australia and New Zealand.

'Millenium'
This upright shrub grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide forming a bushy habit with medium to dark green foliage that is reddish when young. It produces slightly fragrant scarlet red double flowers that appear in small clusters of the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  It was bred by Grant and release in 1999, under the name of GRAlove and gives excellent vibrant colour to the small or cottage garden, growing in USDA zones 6 to 9.

'Molde'
This bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide with dark green foliage.  It produces slightly fragrant double deep red flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and reappear throughout the season.  It was bred by Tantau and released in 1964 and will grow in USDA zones 6 to 10 with some winter protection.

'Nitouche' ®
This upright bushy shrub has glossy dark green foliage that is reddish when young and produces large double lightly fragrant flowers that have a high centre with up to 25 petals. They appear during late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season. It will grow in USDA zone 5 with winter protection and is planted in small gardens or used as a cut flower and as an exhibition flower. It was bred by N.  Poulsen in 1974.

'Old Port'
This bush and grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide with mid green semi-glossy foliage.  It produces, moderately fragrant; very double pink flowers that appear singularly or in small clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  It was bred by McGredy and released in Auckland New Zealand in 1991, under the name of MACkati and grows in USDA zones 6 to 10.

'Oranges and Lemons'
This upright shrub rose to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with a dark green disease resistant foliage forming a branched habit. It produces sensational orange and lemon-yellow striped double flowers that appear in large opening clusters from late spring or early summer and repeat flowering throughout the growing season.  It was bred by McGredy and released in 1993 and grows in USDA zones 6 to10.

'Pillow Fight'
This small shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by a 1 m (3 ft) wide with glossy dark green foliage forming a compact rounded habit.  It produces strongly honey-rose scented small double flowers with up to 35 clear white petals. They arranged in large dense clusters appearing from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the growing season.  It was bred by Carruth and released in the year 2000 and grows in USDA zones 6-10 preferring a drier climate.  It is ideal for planter boxes or along borders in small gardens.  

'Playboy'  syn. 'Cheerio'
This upright shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall.  By 1 m (3 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with glossy dark green, disease resistant foliage.  It produces slightly fragrant, almost single flowers, with less than 12 petals that are scarlet-golden colour. They appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  It will grow in USDA zones 4 to 10 with some winter protection and was bred by Crocker and released in the UK and Scotland in 1976. This is an excellent landscape specimen that can be used along borders for colour contrast.

'Ponderosa'
This small shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with dark green foliage.  It produces faintly scented double orange red smallish flowers, profusely clusters of from late spring to early summer, then reappearing throughout the season.  It grows in USDA zones 6 to 11 and was bred by Kordes and released in Germany in 1970.  It is an ideal plant for adding vibrant colour to the garden.

'Princess Alice' ®   Syn. 'Zonta Rose'
This small upright shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with dark green leaves.  It produces slightly fragrant double medium yellow flowers that appear in clusters on long stems appearing from late spring to early summer and repeatedly blooming throughout the growing season. Prune during early spring as the flowers appear on the new wood.  It will grow in USDA zones 6 to 10 and was named after the late Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester.  It was bred by Harkness and released in England in 1985.

'Pure Poetry'
This upright shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) high by 1 m (3 ft) wide with dark green disease resistant foliage and forms a bushy habit.  It produces slightly fragrant blended yellow-orange and pink double flowers that appear from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the growing season.  It was bred by Zary and released in 1998 and grows in USDA zones 6-10. It maybe trained as a standard and prune during early spring to encourage new growth as the flowers appear on the new wood.

'Raspberry Ice'  syn. 'Tabris'
This award-winning bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide, forming a dense habit with semi-glossy mid green leaves.  It produces slightly fragrant silvery white flowers with cherry-pink shading on the petal margins and appears in clusters of the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  This disease resistant bush was bred by Kordes and released in Germany in 1989 and grows in USDA zones 4 to 10.  

'Red Rhapsody'
This bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall and wide forming a dense habit with glossy mid green leaves. It produces slightly fragrant, semi-double velvet red flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer, and then blooms repeatedly throughout the season. It was bred by Carruth and released in 2000 and grows in USDA zones 6 to 10. Prune during early spring to promote new growth as the flowers appear on the new wood.

'Regensberg'
This bush and grows to 1 m ( 3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a dense habit with glossy bright green foliage.  It produces, moderately fragrant large double flowers up to 110 mm (4⅜ in) wide with 21 petals that are bright pink on the inside, pale pink outside with margins that are white. They are arranged in clusters that are held above the foliage appearing from late spring to early summer and bloom repetitively throughout the growing season.  This bush can be trained as a standard and grows in USDA zones5 to 9. It was bred by Sam McGredy and released in New Zealand in 1979.  It is an ideal small rose for a patio pots or is used in small or cottage gardens.

'Rock and Roll'  	Syn. 'Tango, Exhibition name 'Stretch Johnson'
This small award-winning shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with semi-glossy mid green leaves. It produces mildly fragrant, medium-sized semi-double flowers with 9 to 16 petals that are reddish blend with whitish speckled margins and a pale yellowish centre.  They appear in large clusters, above the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  This plant was bred by Samuel McGredy and released in New Zealand in 1988.  It grows in USDA zones 6 to 10 and prefers a wind protected position.

'Route 66'
This small bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall with semi-glossy dark green leaves and produces strong clove scented purplish-black with white centred flowers that have 5-petals and are up to 75 mm (3 in) wide. They appear during late spring to early summer and repeat blooming if deadheaded throughout the season. It grows in USDA zones 6-9 and was bred by Weeks and released in 2006 under the name WEKmorfis from the parents ('Sweet Chariot' x 'Blue Nile') x 'Purple Splendour' x ('International Herald Tribune' x Rosa soulieana derivative) x ('Sweet Chariot' x 'Blue Nile'). It is planted along a garden borders and the flowers are perfect for bouquets.

'Scentimental' ™
This shrub has an upright rounded bushy habit to 1.3 m (4 ft) tall with dark green glossy foliage. It produces very large double flowers with up to 30 petals that are red with white stripes and has a sweet-spicy fragrance. The flowers are produced prolifically from early summer and reoccurring throughout the season. It is suitable for temperate mountainous regions and is planted in garden borders or as a specimen in a raised bed tolerating USDA zone 6.  It was bred by T. Carruth from 'Playboy' x 'Peppermint Twist' and released in 1977, under the name of WEKplapep in California.

'Simplicity'
This bush grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide with pale green foliage on numerous stems forming a compact habit.  It produces lightly fragrant semi-double soft pink flowers up to 100 mm (4 in) wide appearing profusely in clusters over the bush from late spring to early summer than repeat flowering throughout summer.  It is mass planted along garden borders and may be trimmed to form an informal hedge and grows in USDA zones 4-10. This plant was bred by Warriner and released in the USA in 1978.  Other forms were produced with varying flower colour and fragrance.
•	'Simplicity Purple'
•		This plant grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall and produces intensely fragrant deep raspberry to lavender shades of purple flowers.
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•	'Simplicity Red'
•		This plant grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall with disease resistant foliage and produces slightly fragrant bright red flowers.
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•	'Simplicity White'
•		This shrub grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall and produces beautiful white flowers that are excellent when cut.
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•	'Simplicity Yellow' 
•		This shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) high and produces bright yellow flowers. 
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•	 'Lavender Simplicity'
                This hedge rose grows to 1.5 m (5 ft) tall with dark green foliage and produces pointed buds that open to light a Lavender flower that consists of 30 petals and are up to 88 mm (3½ in) wide. The flowers have a strong citrus scent and the plant is 	commonly used along borders for hedging.

'Singing in the Rain'  syn. 'Spek’s Centennial'  
This upright shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide with leathery dark green leaves and forms a bushy habit.  It produces sweetly fragrant golden apricot flowers with coppery shades on the petal under sides and appears in clusters of 3-5 from late spring or early summer than repeat flowering throughout the season.  It was bred by McGredy and released in New Zealand in 1994 and grows in USDA zones 5-11.  It is an easily grown shrub that is vigorous and produces flowers continuously.

'Soul Mate'
This shrub has bright spreading branches and grows to a height of 1.2 m (4 ft) forming a compact rounded habit with very glossy dark green disease resistant leaves.  It produces liquorice scented lemon to butter-golden double flowers with 35 petals and a period of the foliage from late spring to early summer and repeat flowering throughout the season. It was bred by Carruth and released in June 2008 under the name WEKvossutono. It is planted in small or cottage gardens along borders or may be grown in containers.

 Sprite'	syn. 'Friesia' 
This bush grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall and wide with glossy dark green disease resistant foliage forming a compact habit.  It produces strongly fragrant double yellow flowers that appear in clusters from late spring or early summer than repeats flowering throughout the season.  It was bred by Kordes and released in Germany in 1977 and grows in USDA zones 5 to 11.   

'Sweet Inspiration'   
This bush and grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall with dark green foliage and produces soft-pink double flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer than repeats flowering throughout the season.  It grows in USDA zones 6 to 10 and is planted in small or cottage gardens as a specimen. 

'Taupo'
This upright shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a low bushy habit with glossy dark green leaves. It produces double slightly fragrant orange red flowers that that pale to salmon colour with age and appear in clusters from late spring to early summer then reappear throughout the season.  It grows in USDA zones 4 to 9 and was bred by McGredy, then released in New Zealand in 1978.

'The Wedding Rose'
This upright shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 1 m (3 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with mid green semi glossy leaves.  It produces fragrant double creamy white flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeat throughout the season.  It was bred by Gear in 1999 and grows in USDA zones 6 to 9.

'Topsy Turvy'
This small shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall, with glossy dark green disease resistant foliage forming a low bushy habit.  It produces slightly apple scented flowers up to 100 mm (4 in) wide with 10-15 brilliant scarlet petals that are white on the underside.  They appear above the foliage and to ground level, from late spring to early summer and will repeat throughout the season.  The plant was bred by Carruth in 2007 and is commonly used in drifts or in containers.

'Trumpeter'
This award-winning small shrub grows to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with glossy mid green leaves. It produces clusters of double cup-shape, slightly fragrant orange red flowers that are a medium size and retain their vibrant colour. The flowers appeared abundantly from late spring to early summer then repeat throughout the season.  The shrub is commonly planted along borders or maybe trained to form a standard. Prune during early spring as the flowers appear on the new wood and the plant grows in USDA zones 5 to 10. The flower was named after the late Louis Armstrong and was bred by McGredy, then released in New Zealand in 1977.

'Tuscan Sun'
This shrub has an upright well branched habit to 1.3 m (4 ft) tall, with glossy dark green disease resistant foliage forming a bushy habit.  It produces slightly fragrant flowers with 25 deep apricot-orange petals that finish in copper-pink. They appear above the foliage from late spring to early summer and may repeat blooming throughout the season.  This plant was bred by Jackson and Perkins and released in 2006 under the name JACthain. It is planted along borders in parks and gardens and may be used in containers.
  
'Valentine Heart'
This small shrub grows to 1 m (3 ft) tall by 600 mm (2 ft) wide, forming a bushy habit with glossy dark green foliage. It produces very fragrant medium pink double flowers that appear in clusters from late spring to early summer and repeatedly bloom throughout the season. Prune during early spring as the flowers appear on the new wood and the plant grows in USDA zones 6 to 11 with winter protection. It was bred by Dickson and released in 1989.

'Valerie Swane'  
This vigorous bush grows up to 1.2 m (4 ft) tall with a dark green foliage forming a bushy habit and produces strongly perfumed white double flowers that appear in clusters above the foliage from late spring to early summer then repeat throughout the season.  It was bred by Christensen and released in the USA.  It grows in USDA zones 6 to 9 and is long-lasting as a cut flower.  

'White Ensign'
This upright shrub grows to 1.2m (4ft) tall with dark green foliage and forms a bushy habit. It produces pure white double flowers that appear in small clusters or singularly above the foliage from late spring to early summer.  It grows in USDA zones 6 to 10 and was bred by Zary.