It is stated that Harlow Carr's flowers are 2.5 inches across... the ones I am getting from it pictured here are easily 3.5 inches in diameter.

Strong grower which produces masses of flowers. They are not huge but the flower colour and vigour of the bush is worth it - bright, screaming red with the yellow reverse catches the eye every time and a couple in a vase brightens up any location. The colour fades a bit to a pinker, duller hue over time though but they are very long-lasting. It grows quite tall and makes many basals.

Lovely, strong grower with thick canes and if allowed some space and not pruned down too low, it produces masses of very well-shaped, powerfully fragrant roses of an unusual but very attractive dark magenta colour which has a glowing quality. The blooms are very full and still look good even when fully open. The blooms aren't the largest but this is more than made up by the masses of fragrant flowers and very quick repeating habit - mine is hardly ever without flowers except between pruning and the first spring flush.