Rose (R)

Introduced in 1964, this variety is most known of the black huge, fully double 5" blooms are dark velvety red/near black. Extremely fragrant with sweet old rose perfume. In 2004 it became the official state flower of Oklahoma. Darkest color and performs best with some heat. Size: 4-6' x 3-4'. Petal count: 40-45.

Introduced in 1964, this variety is most known of the black huge, fully double 5" blooms are dark velvety red/near black. Extremely fragrant with sweet old rose perfume. In 2004 it became the official state flower of Oklahoma. Darkest color and performs best with some heat. Size: 4-6' x 3-4'. Petal count: 40-45.

Named after the daughter of David Austin Junior. Beautiful old rose formation with prettily cupped buds that gradually open to become 3.5" shallowly cupped rosettes. Lovely fragrance with distinct fruity tints. Vigorous and excellent repeat-flowering. Bloom color: soft pink. Height: 3.5'. Width: 3'. USDA Z6.

Best Double Bloom by Birds & Blooms 2014. This Romantica rose will suprise you with its double, 75 petaled, dark pink with lavander undertone blooms, but beware. When the day is right, the strong citrus fragrance will take you on a surprise journey. Not to be overlooked for cut flowers and good disease resistance as well. Size: 4-5' x 3'. Bloom time: spring - frost. Light: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z 5-9.

The most popular Hyb. Tea of all time! 5-6" flowers vary from pink to yellow to red depending on soil, weather and season. Continuously flowering. Strong, easy to grow and healthy. Medium, bushy growth to 4 feet or more. Very hardy. Mild and fruity fragrance. (1943)

Large 4-5" cupped deep pink blooms carry a heavy old rose fragrance that will fill any room. Blooms last 10 days when cut. Extremely vigorous and survives most hot and humid of summers without injury. Deep green, glossy disease resistant foliage. Shade tolerant. Medium-tall, upright habit, 3-6'. Repeat blooming. USDA Z5. (PP#11660)

Wow, a showstopper! The bright fuchsia pink 4-5" blooms have a creamy white reverse & held over deep green foliage with a slight silver sheen. Such a beauty & exhibition quality. The pointed buds open to single blooms & are borne on long stems that make great cut flowers with a long vase life. The blooms have a moderate fragrance with a petal count of 35-40. Upright vertical habit. Ht: 4-5 ft. Reblooms. Excellent disease resistance. USDA Z4. (2023) PPAF

Carries clusters of fragrant white flowers over very deep, glossy green foliage. Very double blooms, about 35 petals per blossom, never seem to stop blooming! Similar to it's parent, Gourmet Popcorn, although is bigger, blooms are more double, leaves are larger and growth is larger. Medium/rounded, bushy habit: 3-5' x 3-5'. Performs best in drier climates. (2000)

Produces clusters of 1" red flowers with yellow centers that bring a punch to the garden. Healthy and vigorous growth habit. Works tirelessly throughout the season. Great ground cover. Blooms in clusters with good repeat blooms during the season. Height: 1-2 feet. Width: 3-4 feet. Exposure: sun/part shade. USDA Z4. PPAF (2021)

Many petaled medium to large blooms are a blend of apricot and peach and are borne singly or in clusters in abundance summer-autumn with an Old rose fragrance. Stiff stems make nice cut flowers. Good for pillars, walls or fences. Repeat flowering, disease tolerant and winter hardy. Vigorous, shrubby growth 10-12 feet.

The young flowers are deep pink, almost red, fading to pure rich pink. The narrow petals are unusually substantial, with a hint of yellow on the undersides. The 3-4" blooms are held in large, fragrant clusters and are produced freely and with a delightful scent. A particularly healthy variety, forming a bushy, upright shrub with thick, highly polished foliage. Height: 3-4 ft. Width: 2-4.5 ft. Repeat flowering. Disease resistant. Petal count: 85. USDA Z4-11. (2010) PP #23,099

The young flowers are deep pink, almost red, fading to pure rich pink. The narrow petals are unusually substantial, with a hint of yellow on the undersides. The 3-4" blooms are held in large, fragrant clusters and are produced freely and with a delightful scent. A particularly healthy variety, forming a bushy, upright shrub with thick, highly polished foliage. Height: 3-4 ft. Width: 2-4.5 ft. Repeat flowering. Disease resistant. Petal count: 85. USDA Z4-11. (2010) PP #23,099

Provides all season interest! In spring there is a heavy flush of blooms with occasional repeat later in the season. In fall round, fat & fleshy bright red hips arrive. In winter, the foliage turns from green to shades of yellow & red. Has very fragrant, large, 3" semi-double ruffled purple-red blooms with a petal count of 9-16. Use in beds, borders & hedges. Rounded, bushy habit. Ht: 3-6'. Width: 3-6'. Disease resistant. Tolerates seaside conditions. USDA Z3. (1983)

Provides all season interest! In spring there is a heavy flush of blooms with occasional repeat later in the season. In fall round, fat & fleshy bright red hips arrive. In winter, the foliage turns from green to shades of yellow & red. Has very fragrant, large, 3" semi-double ruffled purple-red blooms with a petal count of 9-16. Use in beds, borders & hedges. Rounded, bushy habit. Ht: 3-6'. Width: 3-6'. Disease resistant. Tolerates seaside conditions. USDA Z3. (1983)

Non fading, old-fashioned large flowers are dbl & grow 3.5-4.5" across. The flowers open like a cup, packed w/tons of petals for a very full flower form. The clusters of elegant, pk-orng blm spring-fall. Very strong, classic rose fragrance on this straight, upright bush. An elegant addition to the landscape. Produces 3-4 flowers per cluster. Good for beds, borders, hedges or cut flower. Attracts butterflies. Size: 4-5' x 4-5'. USDA Z5.

A true ground cover with a trailing & spreading habit, the branches stay low to the ground spreading a rainbow of color throughout the garden. Mild tea & fruity fragrance. Med-small, 2-2.5" fully double, cup-shaped blms are vibrant yellow-gold, blushed w/pink edges. Flowers are non-fading, holding their coloration until the petals drop. Use as a shrubby ground cover, on slopes & banks & as a small hedge. Size: 1-1.5' x 2-3'. Petal count: 20-30. PPAF USDA Z4.

The old fashioned, quartered and cup-shaped blooms are medium to light pink. The 3-4 inch blooms are extremely fragrant and carry a strong raspberry and lemon scent with a petal count of 65+. They make good cut flowers over medium matte green foliage that has excellent disease resistance. Arching, bushy, compact growth habit. Height: 4 feet. Width: 2-3 feet. Reblooms throughout the season. USDA Z5. (2023) PP #33,406

An award winner - Silver Medal & the Irwin Award for health at the National Trial Garden in 2020 of Australia. Free-flowering with soft orange-red buds that open to 2.5" medium-sized, cupped rosettes of a perfect apricot color. The robust blooms have a lovely fruity Tea scent. Very healthy, maturing into an attractive, rounded, bushy, nearly thornless shrub. Ht: 4 ft. Width: 4 ft. Repeat flowering. Petal count: 55. Disease resistant. USDA Z5-11. (2016) PP #29,927

2003 Fragrance Award winner at the Rose HIlls International Rose Trials. Large burgundy red buds open to quartered, raspberry red, old-fashioned blooms with a strong berry, citrus scent. Good cut flower. The large 4-5" flowers of 75-100 petals hold up well in heat and rain. Disease resistant. Bushy, medium growth habit. Deep green foliage. Height: 4-5'. Width: 2-3'. USDA Z6. (2000) PP #14,039

Produces large, tightly packed trusses of single, 3 inch ivory white flowers with golden centers. Some trusses carry over 60 blooms!! It is always in bloom and has a vigorous, somewhat rounded habit. 6-8 feet as a shrub, 10 feet as a climber. Shade tolerant. (1976)

Produces large, tightly packed trusses of single, 3 inch ivory white flowers with golden centers. Some trusses carry over 60 blooms!! It is always in bloom and has a vigorous, somewhat rounded habit. 6-8 feet as a shrub, 10 feet as a climber. Shade tolerant. (1976)

An excellent dense, spreading shrub. The double white blooms are touched with pink and float over the trailing stems like sea foam. Great for use as a landscape, ground cover or for trailing over rock walls. Disease resistant. Grows well in cool conditions. The blooms are somewhat fragrant. Spreading: 2-3' x 4'+. (1964)

A cousin to the AARS winner, Secret. This Hybrid Tea has creamy white, high-centered, 30 petaled, show quality blooms. Along with its strong, room filling, spicy fragrance, this rose will stun in borders and bouqets, due to strong bloom performance, disease resistance and hardiness. How can you go wrong? Size: 3-4' x 2-2.5'. Bloom time: spring - frost. Light: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z 6-9. PP#21373

A very prolific producer of clusters of double pink, cup shaped blooms. Blooms heavily in flushes from spring into fall. Lightly fragrant. Vigorous, upright, and rigorous growth habit. Compact and bushy. Great for beds and borders. Good disease resistance. Healthy semi-glossy, dark green foliage. Height: 2-5 feet. Width: 2-3 feet. Exposure: sun/part shade. USDA Z6. (2005)

The spicy fragrance keeps you coming back for another whiff! Winner of 2 fragrance awards. Large 4-5” yellow flowers have shell pink touches w/deep pink edges. The blooms are borne singly with high centers in flushes early summer-fall. Use in beds, borders, pots or cut flower garden. Disease resist. Med., semi-glossy, dark green foliage. Bushy & rounded. Ht: 30-36”. W: 24”. Shade tolerant. USDA Z6. (1985: Sheridan)