Triphylla (Dijkstra 1995)
Large clusters of self coloured salmon slender tubed blooms carried on branch ends. Foliage bronzy green.

Semi-double (Weston 1998)
Very free-flowering, tube and sepals rose, corolla palest pink.

Double (Garcia 2012)
Tube and sepals creamy rose, corolla lilac pink.

Single (Gotz 1989)
A sturdy plant, tube and sepals waxy white, corolla salmon orange.

Semi-double (Clark 1992)
Medium sized bloom, white tube and sepals with green tips, white corolla.

Double (Ryle 1977)
Free flowering variety, whitish pink self-colour, best results obtained in a shady position.

Single (Krom 1996)
Tube and sepals burgundy. Corolla white tinged burgundy with burgundy streaks.

(de Cooker 2011)
Trailing habit. Tube and sepals white, corolla soft pink.

Triphylla (1962)
Pinkish salmon self-colour with olive green foliage.

Single (Bland 1872)
One of the best striped varieties, tube and sepals cerise, corolla purple striped with pink.

Single (Welch 1996)
Free flowering variety, tube and sepals carmine, corolla orchid blue.

Double (Pacey 1988)
Medium sized flower, tube and sepals white with a red reverse, corolla cardinal red shot through with pink.

Single (Crousse 1861)
Believed to be the first variety bred with outward facing flowers, tube and sepals waxy ivory white, corolla pale purple.

Single (Waving 2016)
Tube and sepals rose bengal, corolla spectrum violet.

Double (Gilbert 1988)
Strong upward growth, tube and sepals deep cerise, corolla white flushed pale pink.

Single (Pacey 1986)
Very free flowering, tube and sepals white tipped green and flushed with lavender, corolla lavender violet.

Single (Roe 1978)
Very strong upward growth make this an ideal choice for a standard, tube and sepals cream fading to pink, corolla currant red.

Double (Garcia 2009)
Tube and sepals blush pink, corolla deep lavender.

Single (Walker & Jones 1948)
An excellent cultivar for the beginner can be easily trained for standards. Tube long and red, sepals start red and abruptly change to white, corolla deeper red with white base to petals.

Single (Chapman 2001)
Medium sized single flower, tube and sepals fleshy pink, corolla violet. Profuse flowering.

Triphylla (Bonstedt 1905)
Salmon orange self-colour with sage green foliage veined in a lighter shade.

Double (Welch 1994)
striking flower, tube and sepals creamy white, corolla aster violet.

Single (1993)
Strong upward growth, ideal for standards, tube and sepals white, corolla rose pink.

Single
A sport of Rose Fantasia with light green variegated foliage, tube and sepals pale rose, corolla white rose. Upward facing blooms.

Double (Welch 2008)
Tube white striped pink, sepals and corolla white with pink blush.

Single (Roe 1987)
Small flower, tube and sepals white, corolla deep lilac.

Single (Birt 2012)
Tube and sepals white, fully recurved, corolla opens to violet, white at base, maturing to light violet.

Double (Waving 2015)
Small compact flowers, naturally self-branching and short jointed. Tube deep rose with candy pink stripes, sepals deep rose, corolla palest pink.

Single
Good profuse flowering variety, tube and sepals scarlet, corolla white.

Semi-double (Paskesen 1941)
Very prolific flowering, tube and sepals dark salmon pink, corolla smoky rose streaked with orange.

Single (Goulding 1988)
Free flowering show stopper, tube and sepals ivory pink, corolla red.

Double (Goulding 1985)
Strong upward growth, ideal for standards, tube and sepals pinkish red, corolla red streaked with white.

Single (Bogemann 1990)
Unusual and novel; funnel shaped flowers and leaves carried in whorls, tube and sepals rose tipped with green, corolla light orange.

Double (Rolt 1993)
Consistent performance, tube and sepals pinkish red, corolla red streaked white.

Single (Sattler & Belge 1893)
Also known as Black Prince, very striking small flower, tube and sepals crimson, corolla purple black.

Triphylla (de Graaff 1991)
Tube and sepals bronzy orange, corolla brighter orange. Foliage bronze-green. Good self-branching growth.

Single (Bush 1998)
Tube and sepals creamy pink, corolla violet pink. A good variety for show.

Double
Wide spreading flower, tube and sepals waxy white, corolla splashed purple.

Double (1992)
Small to medium sized flower, tube and sepals creamy white, corolla white veined pink.

Single (Wilkinson 1993)
Very vigorous growth, tube and sepals pale pink with green tips, corolla white.

Double (Welch 1997)
Flowers late in the season, tube cream, sepals pink, corolla deep lilac.

Single (Onbekend 1985)
Vigorous and free flowering show stopper, tube and sepals brick red, corolla scarlet red.

Single
Vigorous growth, tube and sepals apricot cream with green tips, corolla pinkish orange, foliage light green , serrated and crinkled for added interest.

Single (Lye 1886)
Long thin flowers, tube and sepals waxy white, corolla fluorescent orange.

Double (Swaby 2007)
Tube dark rose, sepals rose base suffusing to white, tipped green. Corolla pale violet with rose streaks from base.

Encliandra (de Keijzer 1999)
Very small pinkish red flowers with distinctive silvery foliage.

Triphylla (Bonstedt 1894)
Vivid bright red self-colour, velvety long leaves dark green with reddish-purple veining and purple undersides.

Single (Roes 2001)
Tube and sepals red aubergine, corolla dark aubergine.

Single (Roe 1981)
Horizontal china-like blooms, tube and sepals light pink, corolla mallow.

Single (Chapman 2007)
Saucer shaped blooms. Tube red, sepals red tipped green, corolla milky white lightly veined red.