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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)

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

An award winner: American Garden Rose Selections & Biltmore International Rose Trials. Large ovate buds open to fully double 5" blooms w/ 100+ petals! The light apricot with light pink hued blooms are borne singly with a strong, sweet & fruity scent. Repeat blooms spring thru fall. Good bed, border, pot & cut flower. Glossy, dark green foliage. Upright, bushy. Ht: 5-6 ft. Width: 2-3 ft. Excellent disease resistance. Exposure: sun. USDA Z5-10. (2013) PP #24,296

Rich buttery copper pointed, fat & full buds open to clusters of medium-large, 3-4" warm caramel orange blooms.The blooms have a petal count of 15-30 with a mild, fruity fragrance over shiny green leaves. Container, bed, border, cut flower & garden rose. Upright to slightly rounded & bushy. Height: 2.5-3'. Width: 1.5-2'. Mild, fruity fragrance. Heat tolerant. Disease resistant. Exposure: sun/part shade. USDA Z7. PP #21,605 (2008: Bedard)

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)

Charming little buds open to form wide, shallow cups of the softest pk w/hints of apricot. The 2 Ÿ” blms have a delicate myrrh scent & a petal count of 40-100 petals/bloom. They are borne in small clusters that come in flushes throughout the season & make good cut flowers. Shade tolerant, repeat blooming & disease resistant. Great for beds & borders. Medium, bushy & upright habit. Ht: 4’. W: 3’. USDA Z5. (2006) PP#17,150

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)

Originally introduced to the floral trade - so it makes a great cut flower! It is very fragrant with a strong old-rose, citrus scent. The large, cup shaped blooms with a petal count of 17-25 are on nearly thornless stems. Blooms: spring-fall. Color: lavender rose with silver undertones. The parent of almost all other lavender roses. Glossy green foliage. Container, accent and border plant. Upright growth habit. Height: 24-36". Width: 18-24". USDA Z7. (1957) PP #1,433

Small clusters of med.-sized, dbl soft strawberry-pk blooms are held on tall, slightly arching branches. The cupped rosettes gradually fade to a lighter pk at the edge of the petals eventually exposing glimpses of ylw stamens at the center. Strong fragrance. Awarded the Prix d'Honneur for fragrance from Nantes in 2007. Excellent for back-of-the-border locations or to form a hedge. Med., bushy, upright. Size: 4' x 4'. (PP# 18,716)

American Rose Society (ARS) winner. Ovoid buds open to 4-5" blooms of peachy-pink to apricot. The color varies with the temperature. The large, double blooms have 35+ petals and make a good cut flower. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Strong, sweet fragrance of damask, fruit and lemon. Semi-glossy, dark green foliage. Upright, bushy growth habit. Height: 3-5 feet. Width: 3-4 feet. Disease resistant. USDA Z5. (2018) PP #28,659

Winner of the Henry Edland Medal in 2000 for the most fragrant variety. A rose of great beauty with large cup-shaped blooms. The center petals are a rich deep yellow while the outer petals fall back & fade to pale yellow, providing a pleasing two-tone effect. Lovely, strong tea fragrance. Excellent choice for beds, borders or as a flowering hedge. A strong yet graceful grower, reaching 4' tall & wide but can be trained to climb up to 8'. USDA Z5.

Attractive, clusters of rosette-styled pink blooms are produced in absolute profusion. Compact, spreading habit. Will bloom tirelessly until frost. A good choice for bouquets where it will last for a week. A nice ground cover rose. Spreading arching habit: 2-3 feet. Shade tolerant. (1932)

This Rambling rose has pretty, semi-double 2" pale pink blooms that are held in sprays on long, slender and flexible stems. The blooms are cup shaped and borne in abundance almost continuously through summer and autumn. Exudes a strong, fresh citrus scent. Grow on walls, fences, arches, or pergolas. Medium rambler with an arching habit. Height: 10-15 feet. Width: 7-8 feet. Disease resistant. Shade tolerant. USDA Z6. (2014)

This is a nonstop performer, repeat blooming from spring-frost. The masses of luminous orange blooms have yellow and pink tints and deliver flower power like no other. The 25 petalled flowers are held over mossy green foliage . Hedge, border, container, specimen & garden rose. Bushy growth. Height: 4-5'. Width: 2-3'. Self-cleaning & low maintenance. Disease, blackspot & mildew resistant. Thrives in heat & humidity. USDA Z4. PP #35,826

Large, perfectly formed, rosettes produced freely. Each bud opens to reveal many petals forming a shallowly-cupped rosette, eventually opening out quite flat. Petals are soft, clear ylw in the cntr & pale slightly towards the edges. Mixed fragrance of tea rose & myrrh. Upright nature but can be trained as a climber & reach a height of 8ft. Spd.: 3.5'. 140 petals. Cross between 'Graham Thomas' & 'Yellow Button'. USDA Z5. PP#8678.

The large pale pink buds unfurl & open to large, old-fashioned creamy-white blooms that have an occasional light pink blush. The quartered blooms are extremely fragrant with notes of anise & pear with a petal count of 60-100. They are borne singly or in small clusters throughout the season & make great cut flowers & bouquets. Glossy dark green foliage has excellent disease resistance. Vigorous, upright & bushy. Ht: 3-6 ft. Width: 2-3 ft. USDA Z5. (2023) PP #33,493

An English musk rose that produces stunning, large, open sprays of single, 5-petalled yellow flowers that age to cream. Light musky scent with fresh notes of orange peel. Flowers freely, repeat blooming late spring-fall. Healthy, rounded and branching growth habit. Attracts bees. Pretty orange-red rose hips arrive late in the season. Nice hedge or border plant. Height: 4 ft. Width: 4 ft. USDA Z5. (2018)

Named for a beautiful lake in the Lake District of northwest England. Perfectly rounded buds open to full, cupped rich cream blooms that age to almost pure white. Delicious fruity fragrance with a hint of citrus. Free-flowering variety that continues late into the season. Forms an attractive, neat and compact bush that produces many basal shoots with very few thorns. Size: 3' x 3'. (PP# 18,713)

A very fragrant rose that flowers abundantly and continuously. Large, very double mauve pink blooms, with a petal count of 80, are borne on long, strong stems. A vigorous, upright habit with medium green, semi-glossy disease resistant foliage. A must for any fragrant garden! Height: 3-4'. (Patent #6895)

The Drift Series are a cross between ground covers & minis. From the former they kept the toughness, vigor, disease resistance & hardiness. From the minis, they inherited their well-managed size & repeat blooming nature. White Drift has pure white, fully double flowers that are perfectly shaped like mini roses from spring-fall. The lightly scented blooms brighten any garden. Ht: 1.5 ft. Width: 2.5 ft. Border & pot plant. Drought tolerant. USDA Z4. PP #28,054

Evergreen shrub: Bred for the bbq! Has tall, straight stems that can be stripped & used as skewers on the grill! Tolerates drought, coast, deer, fire, clay & gophers. Good for containers & beds. Uses: culinary & ornamental. Fragrant foliage. Blooms: spring-summer. Color: lavender blue. Height: 4 ft. Exposure: sun. Water: moderate/dry. USDA Z6. (syn. 'Barbeque')