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First discovered in the Windy City, this brighter and deeper-toned mutation of the famous Peace rose has a fine reputation that follows in the footsteps of its parent. It possesses the same large opulent flowers, the same big quilted glossy apple-green leaves, and the same handsome bushy plant. Best color east of the Rockies.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 40 to 45
This seedling of Julia Child puts a whole new spin on ‘flower power’. The clusters of blooms never stop poppin’ open on this powerfully flowerful Floribunda. Mysteriously colored and deliriously novel…it’s an indescribable blending of smoked lavender & rusty red-orange. Yet it’s perfectly blendable with any color in the garden, whether it’s atop a rose tree, planted in mass or nestled amongst your favorite perennials. The super-clean glossy-green foliage mirrors the flowers, adding even more pizazz to his bushy rounded flower factory. Smokier when it’s cool outside.
Class: Floribunda
Flower Size: Medium size, up to 3½ inch diameter
Petal Count: 20 to 25
The Apricot Drift® Rose exhibits a true groundcover habit. Double apricot colored flowers begin in spring and display a season-long show of color. It is just as tough and disease resistant as others in the Drift® series. It is best suited for small gardens or along paths and walkways.
Bright coral-orange blooms cover this small mounding shrub from spring to fall. Has the most vibrant flowers that really stand out in the landscape. Fully winter hardy and disease resistant.
The Peach Drift® Rose is one of the most floriferous dwarf shrubs available. Soft peach blooms cover the plant from mid-spring to the first hard freeze of late fall. The mature plant is approximately 2′ by 1½’ and exhibits strong disease resistance.
Low-growing with distinctive mounded flowers. Deep pink flowers with a soft faded center bloom in abundance throughout the season. This disease-resistant plant is easy to care for and easy to combine with other perennials.
Popcorn Drift® is a terrific groundcover rose which produces abundant clusters of small, golden-yellow flowers that fade to creamy-white as they age. Reminiscent of buttery popcorn, the variations of hue add visual interest to the landscape.
Has the most petite flowers of all of the Drift® Roses. It is perfect for use in front of border plantings and makes a beautiful statement when it drapes naturally over a rock wall or edge. Great flower power and disease resistance.
White Drift Roses are a new and improved variety of rose. … Double bloom, white roses bloom from spring all the way to frost and maintain a natural shape and compact size. The White Drift prefers full sun and moist, well-draining soil. Stays small and compact.
A new introduction for 2025. This little rose may be short on size, but it’s big on color and fragrance. Small clusters of cheery medium-sized fuschia-lavender old fashioned double blooms with a strong citrus and fruity fragrance. Excellent disease resistance and dark glossy leaves.
Decades of hybridizing to enlarge the magenta purple eye to its current size has resulted in an extremely novel color combo with the lavender pink flower coloration. The term floriferous falls short when talking about the number of flowers covering the entire rounded plant. There are so many flowers held in large clusters that you can barely see the lovely clean dark green and glossy foliage. Rest assured of the foliage’s presence. The moderate citrus-like and spices fragrance completes the seduction andguarantees a premium spot in the garden!
Class: Shrub
Flower Size: Medium-small, around 2-2½ inch diameter, in clusters
Petal Count: 15 to 20
Just like its name, this floribunda will please everyone! Want more bang for your bloom? With Easy To Please, not only are you getting a high performing rose in multiple climates, but you are also getting a multitude of classic spiraled flowers on a bush for which the disease resistance surpasses many landscape shrubs. What else are we missing to make this rose a crowd pleaser? Nothing, as a moderate clove fragrance completes this SUPER flowerful, upright and vigorous plant to near perfection!
Flower Size: Medium, around 2½-3 inch diameter, in medium sized clusters
Petal Count: 20 to 30
Adorn your garden with the bold stripes and vivid hues of this exciting new climbing rose. Borne in medium-sized clusters, the unique medium-large petals of magenta, pink and white stripes are combined with a subtle fruity scent. This robust and fast growing beauty creates an enchanting atmosphere while promisng a low-maintenance, repeat-blooming display.
Designed for Roses to provide the right nutrients to produce green leaves and essential new growth on which new blooms develop. Contains 14% Nitrogen for green growth, producing more and bigger canes, stems and leaves; 12% Phosphorus for root growth and increased flower production; 11% Potash to promote vigorous growth so plants are better able to resist disease and cold; and micronutrients for added color.
Apply monthly during the growing season.
Rose beds: Spread 2-3/4 lbs. evenly over 100 sq. ft.
Individual bushes: Spread 1/3 cup evenly under the widest spread (drip line) of branches.
DO NOT spread on foliage.
You won’t believe the profusion of small fat buds and fragrant crisp white blooms that pop open in large cascading clusters on this vigorous plant. The overly abundant bloom, the rounded bushy habit, and the very disease resistant dark green leaves are perfect for the landscape. Proven consistent performer. Lots of bloom. Clean and hardy.
Class: Miniature
Flower Size: Medium-small, in clusters
Petal Count: 15 to 20
This flame-red offspring of the famous Knock Out kicks the competition up a notch when it comes to disease resistance. Home Run has a phenomenal fortitude against the dreaded black spot (like its father). But, unlike Dad, it is also completely resistanto powdery mildew and has a higher level of tolerance to downy mildew as well. Rounded, bushy, fast-to-flower and nearly always in color. A grand slam in both the landscape and a container. Coast to coast…it’s the cleanest. Deepest red in cool temps.
Class: Shrub
Flower Size: Medium, around 3 inches in diameter
Petal Count: 5
Huge well-formed clear white blooms are carried on this tall vigorous plant. The large dark green leaves and bronzy-red new growth are very disease resistant. Honor will yield lots of long stems suitable for cutting.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Very large
Petal Count: 25 to 30
Bounteous clusters with double flowers of ever-changing colorful hues. Glossy apple-green leaves. Blooms on new and old wood. Popular proven performer.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Medium
Petal Count: 23 to 28
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea