Rose

Produces 4-6" bi-colored blooms that are a lighter golden-orange on the inside with a distinct darker bronzy-red outside. Delightful mild fragrance. Blooms on new wood so if you prune early you’ll promote new growth. Perfect for cut flower arrangements. Tall, upright habit. Size: 5-7' x 4-6'. USDA Z6.

Produces 3.5-4" bright salmon-orange flowers that are a colorful addition to any garden. Modernized version of the classic Westerland. Old-fashioned cuppy blooms have a 25-30 petal count and carry a fruity fragrance. The flower clusters arrive early and appear regularly. Excellent vigor. Large climber with spreading habit. Height: 10-14'. Parentage: Westerland x Sweet Magic.

Climbing Floribunda: Produces long lasting single saucer-like, crimson-scarlet blooms in small clusters with a slight fragrance on long cutting stems. Makes a broad spreading shrub or short broad climber. Blooms on new and old wood. Consistent in all climates. Rapid rebloom spring-fall. Vigorous. As a shrub, 6-7'. Climber, 8-10'. (1966)

An All-American Rose Selections award winner and recipient of many awards for its various attributes. The 3 1/2 inch double blooms arrive in clusters in early summer and continue to mid-fall. The 25-30 ruffled petals are a cheery lavender color with a sweet fruity fragrance. Upright and bushy with leathery foliage. Size: 3 feet x 3 feet. Exposure: full sun. USDA Z5. PP#2,792.

Inspired by Primetime Emmy™ & Golden Globe™ award-winning British television series Downtown Abbey, this introduction praises the true heart & integrity of Anna, lady's maid to Lady Mary Crawley. Produces medium 3-4" golden-pink blooms w/ a bronze reverse. Spicy, fruity fragrance. Strong stems are excellent for cutting. Petal count: 35. Tall, upright bushy habit. Height: 5-6'. ('About Face' x 'Voodoo') USDA Z4. PPAF

Inspired by Primetime Emmy™ & Golden Globe™ award-winning British television series Downtown Abbey, this introduction praises the true heart & integrity of Anna, lady's maid to Lady Mary Crawley. Produces medium 3-4" golden-pink blooms w/ a bronze reverse. Spicy, fruity fragrance. Strong stems are excellent for cutting. Petal count: 35. Tall, upright bushy habit. Height: 5-6'. ('About Face' x 'Voodoo') USDA Z4. PPAF

Great traits in a climber! Rich fragrance, disease resistant (especially black spot), strong apricot-gold blooms, good vigor, shiny green foliage and free flowering! Always in bloom with clusters of fragrant semi-double cupped flowers. Blooms on new and old wood. Great in most climates. Shrub or hedge 7 ft. Climber 8-12 ft. x 6-8 ft. climber. (1988)

Small, lightly scented, single pink flowers with white eyes are borne in very large, Hydrangea-like clusters. Blooms perpetually, well into autumn. An outstanding landscape plant to be used as a medium shrub, hedge or small climber. 4-5 feet x 5 feet (10 feet as a climber). Shade tolerant (1937).

The dark green foliage sets off the loose, double shell pink, apple scented blooms. Abundant bloomer, continuing to bloom all summer. Arching habit is a good companion for vertical plants. Dense mounding plants of medium height. Disease resistant. This is good as a border plant or hedge. 5-7' x 5'. USDA Z6. (1981) (PP#5105)

Red buds open to beautifully formed, rich salmon colored blooms. They open to pretty cup shaped flowers that develop into very full & dbl classic 2-3” rosette styled blms. Reblooms in flushes spring-fall. Old world myrrh scent w/hints of elderflower, pear & almond. Uses: cut flower, borders, beds & pots. Disease resistant glossy dk green foliage. Upright, vigorous, bushy & healthy. H: 3-4’. W: 2-3’. USDA Z5. (2012: Austin)

Rated in the Top Ten of all hybrid tea roses by The American Rose Society. Super-long elegant pastel pink buds open up to large, double 5" pale pink flowers on strong low-thorned stems. Slightly fragrant. Bred from the classic hybrid tea rose 'Royal Highness', it is similar to its parent in color but superior in vigor, productivity & disease resistance. Excellent cut flower, ideal for bridal bouquets. Petal count: 25-30. Tall, upright habit. Size: 4-6' x 3-4'. USDA Z6.

A climbing Hybrid Tea! Captain Thomas produces single, fragrant clear yellow blooms. A good, reliable re-bloomer that can be used as a tall shrub or a modest pillar rose. An oldie but still a goodie. Climbing, 10 feet. (1938)

Produces beautiful flowers in pink, apricot & yellow. At the bud stage, the inside is rich, deep apricot w/paler, soft yellow undersides. When fully open, the center is filled w/rich, apricot-pink. The full, slightly nodding 3” double flowers are ruffled & globular w/a strong myrrh scent. Blooms in flushes from June-Sept. Cut flower & exhibition rose. Bushy & rounded. Ht: 3-4'. W: 3'. Disease resistant. Vigorous. USDA Z5. (2005: Austin)

Discovered in the windy city of Chicago, this sport of the world famous Peace rose is brighter and deeper-toned. Large 5-5.5" copper-pink blooms shimmer with canary-yellow at the base of the petals. Slightly fruity fragrance. Good cut flower. Disease resistant. Size: 3-4' x 3'. Petal count: 40-45. Full sun. USDA Z5.

2009 AARS. Abundant clusters of blooms with a unique color of rusty red-orange and lavender-smoke, provide a mild sweet apple scent on a continual blooming rose from late spring to fall. Pointed buds open to double 3.5" ruffled blooms. Has fantastic disease resistance and has performed exceptionally well across the country with little-to-no care. Nice compact habit is perfect for borders or low hedge. Ht: 3-4 ft. W: 4 ft. PP#21709. (2006)

Large Flowered Climber: Cherry buds open to med-sized semi-double pink blooms. Dark green foliage on chocolate colored stems. Shrub, hedge or climber. One of the most free flowering of roses. Repeat flowering. Shade tolerant. Lightly scented. Shrub 8 feet x 4 feet. Climber 12 feet. (1960)

Touted as the finest white English Rose to date! Bears cupped buds of a pale lemon that open to form large, crmy-whe flwrs; their petals perfectly arranged in concentric circles. Has a strong fragrance of myrrh w/meadowsweet, vanilla & heliotrope. It forms an elegant, arching shrub w/med. green foliage. Strong & particularly healthy. Blms in summer & repeats. Shrub: Ht. 4-5' x W. 3-4'. Climber: Ht. 8'. USDA Z5-10. PP#19,465

Exquisitely formed buds, long and pointed like mini Tea Roses, open to clusters of small, 1-1.5 inch fragrant double flowers of delicate pink with deeper pink centers. Flowers bloom over a very long period & last a week or more when cut. Climbing form of the bush. Up to 20 feet.

A sport of the excellent bush form. The most sought after climber today! In the spring, it is covered with clouds of large, semi-double pure white blooms. Good repeat bloom. Height: 10 feet. Shade tolerant. (1910)

A sport of the excellent bush form. The most sought after climber today! In the spring, it is covered with clouds of large, semi-double pure white blooms. Good repeat bloom. Height: 10 feet. Shade tolerant. (1910)

This is a rare beauty carrying clusters of large, bright scarlet-red blooms. The fragrant single blooms are offset by a yellow eye. A strong growing, upright bush that may also be grown as a climber. Continual blooming. 6 feet as a shrub. 10-12 ft as a climber. (1957)

A rose with a vigorous spreading habit. Produces trusses of small, very double, rosette shaped blooms of apricot copper aging to creamy-apricot with a musky scent. Continual blooming. As a arching shrub, 4-6 feet x 7 feet. As a climber, 8-12 feet. Shade tolerant. (1925)

This rose grows like a Floribunda in habit, drumming out clusters of pointed brunette buds that swirl open to reveal ruffles washed with orchid pink. A striking color! The dark green foliage sets off the color beautifully. Great landscape rose. Fragrant and repeat blooming. Hardy, vigorous & flowerful. Medium, upright habit: 3-4' x 5'. USDA Z5. (1985)

One of the only fragrant red climbers in the world! (It also thinks it's a cutting rose!) The velvety 5" crimson blooms have ruffled petals & carry a strong damask fragrance. They are double, cupped & of Hybrid-Tea form on long cutting stems. Good disease resistance and good in hot areas. A wall or pillar rose, 8-14'. Vigorous growth, repeat bloom summer & fall. (1958)

1977 AARS. This rose hits you twice w/ its enticing spicy scent & beautiful bicolored blooms! Pointed buds open to creamy white flowers brushed w/deep red on long, sturdy stems are great in a vase. The 4-6” blooms have a petal count of 35 & held over matte green foliage. Vigorous shrubby habit. Ht: 4’. W: 3-4’. Repeat bloomer spring-fall. Good disease resistance but can occasionally get powdery mildew in cool, damp climates. Heat tolerant. USDA Z4-10. (1977)