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Hybrid Tea is a Cultivar Group of roses, created by cross-breeding two different types of roses. Grown one flower to a long stem, they are supported by long, straight and upright stems. Most can be as tall as 1.8 metres and are repeat flowering. Each flower can grow to 8-12.5 cm wide. more...
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Hybrid Teas are the world's most popular type of rose by choice due to their color and flower form. With their long stems, it gives them the advantage, over others, as cut flowers. Most varieties, however, lack fragrance and can be difficult to grow in the home garden due to a lack of disease resistance and susceptibility to cold temperatures.
History
The birth of the world's first hybrid tea is generally accepted to have been 'La France' in 1867. It was raised by Jean-Baptiste Guillot, a French nurseryman. He did it by hybridising an old Chinese garden tea rose with a European rose, hence 'hybrid tea'. Today, 'La France' survives and can still be found at nurseries specialising in old garden roses.
Propagation
This can be done by budding, a technique that involves grafting buds from a parent plant onto strongly growing rootstocks. One type of such rootstocks is the R. multiflora.
Vulnerability
Most hybrid teas are hardy plants and can withstand a relatively cold winter. Protecton is required however, to prevent the temperature of the bud union falling below −12 ºC, beyond which it can be killed or damaged in excess cold and wind.
Naming
Some hybrid teas are named after royalty, presidents as well as entertainment celebrities. Some have become a legend - like the 'Peace' rose, a rose hybridised in France just prior to World War II. It was reportedly sent to the US on the last plane available before the German invasion. Safely propagated by the Conard Pyle Company in the US during the war, 'Peace' was introduced to the world in 1945. Called 'Gloria Dei' in Europe, it remains a favourite symbol of hope for the future. It celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1995.
Types of hybrid teas
Fragrant hybrid teas
(Most fragrant ones)
Alec's Red;
Avon;
Alexander;
American Hero;
Aotearoa;
Apricot Nectar;
Barbra Streisand;
Blue Moon;
Bobby Charlton;
Chicago Peace;
Chrysler Imperial;
City of Newcastle;
Dolly Parton;
Double Delight;
English Miss;
Escapade;
Fragrant Cloud;
Ingrid Bergman;
Kentucky Derby;
Midas Touch;
Mister Lincoln;
Neptune;
Oklahoma;
Papa Meilland;
Paradise;
Peace;
Red Devil;
Stainless Steel;
Whisky Mac;
Yesterday;
Red hybrid teas
Alec's Red;
Audrey Wilcox (cherry red w/a silver reverse);
Baronne Edmund de Rothschild;
Beloved;
Black Baccara;
Black Magic;
Chivalry;
Christian Dior (bright crimson);
Chrysler Imperial;
Crimson Glory;
Deep Secret (nearly black buds produce one of the darkest red roses - deep crimson);
Dublin (medium red);
Givenchy (purplish red w/yellow orange center & reverse);
Grand Prix (famous as the "Scarlett Carson" rose in the 2005 film V for Vendetta);
Gypsy;
Ink Spots;
Kardinal (bright red);
Kentucky Derby (deep, dark, velvety red);
La Grand Duchesse Charlotte;
Lasting Love;
Liebeszauber;
Maestro;
Mirandy;
Mister Lincoln;
National Trust;
Olympiad;
Opening Night;
Peppermint Swirl (red blend- striped looks kind of like it's smeared w/pink);
Precious Platinum;
Raven;
Reba McEntire (orange red blend);
Red Masterpiece;
Red Planet (dk red);
Rosie O'Donnell (orange red w/yellow reverse);
Toro (dk red);
Velvet Fragrance (rich, very dark, velvety crimson red);
Veteran's Honor (deep, dark red);
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