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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)

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

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 beauty with full, double two-toned blooms. The rich velvety pink blooms have a white reverse and are borne in clusters of 3-10 blooms. The 3 blooms are very full with a petal count of 75 and has a strong, fruity scent. It continually blooms from spring through fall. It is a good shrub, climber & cut flower. Ht: 6-7 ft. Width: 5-6 ft. It can be grown as a climber in zones 8-10. Fights off powdery mildew, downy mildew & rust. Exposure: sun/part shade. USDA Z4-9. PPAF

A fiery upright habit. 12 large 4” petals covered in copper yellow, orange, and peach turning to pink as it matures, added with glossy green foliage. Heat tolerant. Exposure: full sun. Well drained soil. It has a delightful tea rose fragrance. Great as cut flowers, but also looks good in rose beds and mixed borders. Disease resistant. Bloom time: Late spring- late fall. Water: Average. Height: 5’. Width: 3’. USDA Z5. PP 26,870.

Named after the Crown Princess Margareta of Sweden. Produces large clusters of lovely apricot-orange blooms with a strong, fruity fragrance. The unique color slowly fades to yellow as the rosettes mature. Vigorous, arching growth allows this to be grown as a shrub, 5' x 4-5' or short climber, 10-12'. Bloom 4-5", Petals 100+. Excellent repeat bloomer. Cut flower. Spectacular when combined w/the the cool blues of Salvia, Nepeta or Lavender. Ideal for shade. USDA Z5. PP#13,484

Named after Darcey Bussell, former principal ballerina of London’s Royal Ballet. Boasts masses of fully dbl, dp, rich crimson blms, w/tinge of mauve as time passes, creating an attractive contrast w/bt. ylw stamens. A prolific bloomer w/deliciously fruity fragrance perfect for cut flowers. Small, bushy shrub, fast grower. Excellent choice for the front of beds, borders, containers or as a flowering hedge. Ht: 3'. Width: 2'. PP#18,717

Deciduous shrub: Tea Rose. Cuplike, large, 4" 25 petaled blooms. Dark velvet red, almost black flowers with a creamy yellow infused with red reverse and glossy, dark green foliage. This rose has very little fragrance, but makes up for it with continual bloom, even through the heat of summer. A great addition due, to unique color and above average disease resistace, for the Western climate. Size: 5-6' x 3-4'. Bloom time: spring- frost. Light: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z 5-9.

Deciduous shrub: Tea Rose. Cuplike, large, 4" 25 petaled blooms. Dark velvet red, almost black flowers with a creamy yellow infused with red reverse and glossy, dark green foliage. This rose has very little fragrance, but makes up for it with continual bloom, even through the heat of summer. A great addition due, to unique color and above average disease resistace, for the Western climate. Size: 5-6' x 3-4'. Bloom time: spring- frost. Light: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z 5-9.

Hybrid Tea Rose. Old fashioned, clustered, 35-45 petaled bright pink, non-fading blooms. Very fragrant rose with tones of citrus and verbena. The blooms make an excellent cut flower as well. This is a multiple award winner in Europe for disease resistance and aesthetics. Size:6' x 3'. Bloom time: spring - frost. Light: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z 5-9.

A fragrant masterpiece! The strong Old Rose fragrance has hints of almond blossom, cucumber & lemon zest. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Peachy pink buds open to beautiful 3.5" white, chalice-shaped blooms with a pinkish hue on small clusters. The incurved petals create an interplay of light & shadow. It forms an attractive neat, rounded, bushy shrub. Height: 4 feet. Width: 3 feet. Healthy mid green leaves. Petal count: 52. USDA Z5-11. (2015) PP #30,054

2011 AARS winner. These double, classically-formed flowers are sure to please, with black-red buds, that twirl open to show off blooms of creamy white and vibrant cherry red edges, and begin to blush burgundy when the sun strikes the petals. It does not end there with long stemmed, cinnamon fragrant blooms and shiny, green foliage. Best flower size in cooler temps. Size: 5-5.5' x 3-4'. Bloom time: spring - frost. Light: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z 5-9.

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)

So fragrant, that one or two blooms can fill a room with an intoxicating fragrance! The bright orange-red 6" double blooms have a petal count of 35-40 and is a showstopper in the garden. Repeat blooms in flushes throughout the season. Glossy, medium green foliage. Good bed, border, container and cut flower. Vigorous, upright, bushy and medium growth habit. Height: 3-5 feet. Width: 2-4 feet. USDA Z6-10. (1983)

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

Rich fragrance. Romantic blooms. Robust Health! Abundant trusses of petal-packed, peony-like 2" blooms are held on glossy green foliage & bloom continuously from late spring-late fall. Heavily scented with citrus, raspberries & sweet rose. Great for borders, hedges & bridal arrangements. Ht: 3-5 ft. Width: 3-4 ft. Hardy & disease resistant. Adapts to a range of conditions from hot and humid to cold weather. Exposure: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z5.

2010 AARS. Produces large, colorful clusters in swirls of mango-orange, peachy-pink & ripe apricot from late spring to fall. Moderately fruity fragrance. Pointed buds open to double 3.5" ruffled blooms. Excellent disease resistance. Good in borders & in groups. Medium, rounded habit: 3-4' x 3-4'.

A beautiful climber & named “World’s Best Rose” in 2006 by World Fed. of Rose Societies. Has good vigor, bloom & disease resistance. Fragrant & fully double, 4.5” cupped blooms are creamy white and pastel pink. Repeat blooming and great cut flower. As a climber, 8-12 ft. in height x 6 ft. in width. Can prune into a shrub. It can be slow to establish, but have patience! Hardy & shade tolerant. USDA Z5-10. (1985) PP#6,892

Another Rose named for the award-winning British television series Downtown Abbey. It is a tribute to Lady Edith and her daughter Marigold. The joy Edith finds in her daughter is the same joy you will feel when growing this rose. Produces medium 2 1/2-3"-soft apricot-gold blms w/lighter edge. Strong, fruity fragrance. Petal count: 50-65. Rounded and compact habit. Blms: summer. Ht:3'. ('All a'Twitter' x 'Julia Child') USDA Z6. PPAF

A multi-award winner with apricot buds that open into large, very full honey yellow flowers with a darker reverse & ruffled & slightly scalloped petals. It has a light scent of lemon, peach & sweet fruit. As the blooms age, the colors change & fade which creates multi colored flower clusters. Bushy habit. Ht: 4.5 ft. Width: 2-4 ft. Very hardy, healthy & easy to care for. Exceptional disease resistance. Dark green, thick foliage. Petal count: 17-30. USDA Z5-10. (2009) PP #22,352

2005 AARS Award winner. Hybrid Tea Rose. A 5" 50 petal count, high centered, classic bloom with shades of pink, apricot and cream tones. This rose is a great shrub for smaller yards and large pots, due to its compact, bushy growth habit and flower color. A good cut flower with a strong fragrance that is slightly spicy. Above average tolerance to black spot and mildew. Size: 3-5' x 2-3'. Bloom time: spring - frost. Light: full sun. Water: moderate. USDA Z: 7-10.

A very beautiful rose w/blms that are neat & rather flat. Blooms in flushes throughout the season with soft pink flowers with a subtle apricot hue with the center deepening to rich apricot. Strong tea fragrance of Old Rose with hints of lemon and grapefruit are on large blooms with a petal count of 40-100+. Bushy growth that is strong, healthy and upright. Matte foliage. Good border, hedge, and container plant. Height: 4-5 feet. Width: 3-4 feet. Shade tolerant. USDA Z5. (2018)

Shades of yellow, apricot & gold are mixed all together on this new rose. The 4" blooms are old-fashioned in form & are found in big colorful clusters. It is easy to grow, vigorous and is wonderful for beds or in the landscape either alone or in masses. Excellent disease resistance. Medium/rounded to slightly spilling habit, 3.5' x 3'. (PPAF)

A beautiful rose of soft, glowing apricot-pink, each bloom packed with numerous ruffled petals. Held on red-tinged stems, the blooms begin as shallow cups, opening to full rosettes, revealing petals of a richer hue, which pale over time. They have a delicious strong fruity fragrance. A very healthy variety. It makes a strong, vigorous shrub with bushy, upright growth. Ht: 4-5 ft. Width: 2-3 ft. Petal count: up to 90. Repeat flowering. USDA Z4-11. (2019) PP #32,981