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Reminiscent of a monstrous silk rose on a lady’s hat, big voluptuous deep-apricot buds spiral open to slightly-softened caramel-sugar tones that glow like a beacon against the lush green leaves. The rounded, bushy and vigorous plant allows it to be placed in the landscape where it can easily show off its luxurious lusciousness.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Very large, often more than 5 inches in diameter
Petal Count: Over 30
This pink-shaded Rose is very tough, disease free, and can easily reach 10 to 15 plus feet. Once established, it will heavily bloom spring and fall along with flower flushes through the year.
Captivatingly fragrant, double, pink blooms that open flat to reveal yellow stamens rise atop this healthy, vigorous shrub rose. Introduced by Weeks Roses, Pink Freedom™ is widely adaptable, receiving a regional award in five distinct climates and the .R.T.S.® Master Rose award.
It’s a little bit different and may not appeal to everyone, but even if its grudgingly, you have to admit that these blooms have pizazz. An unusual combination for a striped rose, the old-fashioned, cupped blooms are a luscious shade of pink interspersed with creamy yellow stripes. The upright, spreading plants have glossy foliage that shrugs off rust and powdery mildew with ease and they rebloom consistently through the season, offering plenty of blooms for cut flower bouquets.
Yowzer…a whole new color in Climbers! Imagine the famous Fourth of July rose in shades of purple. Although they’re distantly related, this kissin’ cousin blooms in even larger, more pyramid-shaped clusters of flowers and doesn’t have nearly the thornsSet these splashy colors against bright Granny Smith-green foliage and you’ve got a killer combo for any fence, wall or trellis. Vigorous, clean and free-flowering…it repeat blooms readily in the very first year. More stripes show up in cooler weather.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Medium, about 4 inches in diameter
Petal Count: 5 to 8
You would be hard pressed to find any better rose to carry the name of England’s beloved monarch than this American turning-point in roses. This first and finest Grandiflora adorns gardens all over the world with a profusion of pleasing pink buds and large blooms on long-stemmed clusters. Proven consistent performer. Lots of color.
Class: Grandiflora
Flower Size: Medium-large
Petal Count: About 35
These bright colors make a pot o’ gold look dull. Its bushy compact plant displays lots of pointed buds and large shapely blooms atop glossy green leaves. One of the best! Proven consistent performer.
Class: Miniature
Flower Size: Medium-large
Petal Count: 30 to 35
When it comes to bright glowing red Groundcover roses, this one’s hard to beat. Nicely-sized showy flowers come in large clusters to drape over a wall or spill from a standard. Better yet, that killer color holds to the very end. Clean doubly-dark glossy green leaves round out the display on this super vigorous gem. Very consistent in all climates.
Class: Groundcover
Flower Size: Medium-small, about 2″” diameter, in clusters
Petal Count: About 20
Big creamy buds set the ‘beat’ for what’s to become a rockin’ show of colors. Each petal unfurls to reveal a different pattern of striped and splashed burgundy, red and ivory. It’s not just a video for your eyes though. This is a live performance that involves your nose ’cause the fragrance is killer. Deep green leaves set the stage and clothe the bushy full plant. Great for cutting, for smelling or just for enjoying. Rock on! Flower size best in the cool spring and fall.
Class: Grandiflora
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 35 plus
When will you be mine? Easy enough – when you fall in love with this rounded green mound-of-a-plant covered with perfectly pointed cheery cherry-red buds. Big clusters of fully double flowers hold their ruby ruby color to the very very finish. Lots of lossy glossy leaves. Consistent in all climates.
Class: Miniature
Flower Size: Medium, about 1½ inches in diameter
Petal Count: Over 25
Unlike any rose you’ve seen, Sally gives huge clusters that resemble Hydrangea heads—filled with buff-colored buds that open to white single flowers. Despite their frail appearance, the blooms last well even in heat. Vigorous, disease resistant and very free flowering. Blooms on new wood. Good in most temperatures. Deeper bud color when cool.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 5 to 8
You might think stripes are a new-fangled thing. But it’s the old rose heritage that brings the genetic striping to this spicy scented new-comer. Each petal is as unique as a snowflake—some more burgundy-splashed-white, some more cream-swirled-red—all on the same vigorous plant. The old-fashioned form and fragrance may remind you of its stingy blooming ancestors. Yet the nearly continuous number of blossoms lets you know there’s modern kinfolk in there, too. Distinctive clean quilted foliage. Best color and size in moderate temps. Perfect for potpourri.
Class: Floribunda
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 25 to 30
Works as both an insecticide and contact and systemic fungicide. The advanced formula kills bugs on contact while providing direct and continuous results on listed diseases. Can be used on roses, flowers, landscaped plants, trees, shrubs and ground covers.
One of the most beautifully ‘clothed’ Climbers around, Sky’s the Limit invites you to look down at her lovely plant…and look up at her scads of colorful clusters. Reblooming well in the very first season, she’ll skyrocket in growth to quickly establish that perfect climbing effect on a trellis, fence or wall. Unusually hardy (especially for a yellow) and so very full of clean green leaves, she’s sky high above other yellow Climbers. Hardy. Free-flowering.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Medium, in clusters
Petal Count: 20 to 28
This beauty has full and fluffy blooms that are gold blushing pink with a dark pink reverse and a wonderful old-fashioned form. Not ‘leggy’ like so many English-style roses, the rounded, bushy plants have clean foliage and offer their blooms in flushes throughout the season.
There’s no Climber that sings the blues any better…mysterious deep smoky purple blues with just a touch of cloudy white on the reverse…set against loads of grey-green leaves. Clusters of this uncommon color can cause a commotion in the landscape ‘cae it blooms and repeats in the very first season. A mid-size Climber with full-sized flowers that can be used to give a backdrop of unusual garden duskiness…a perfect contrast with oranges, yellows and whites. More purply blue in cooler conditions.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Medium, about 4 inches in diameter
Petal Count: 5 to 8
Some trails are happy ones. It’s the way you ride the trail that counts. If you follow the path marked by the yellow-gold flowers of Sunshine Happy Trails, it will lead you to a bright gardening future! In this case, ‘trails’ is a perfectly chosen word as it describes the plant growth very well. The vigorous and floriferous plants are neither rounded nor compact. They are spreading and trailing low to the ground like a true Ground Cover rose should do. To get sunshine every day in your garden even on cloudy days, there’s no better choice than this rose! The cheerful flowers are produced in abundance even in the fall on medium-sized clusters. And if you need to leave a trail of fallen petals to mark your way, rest assured that you’ll be able to see them cearly because the petals of this delightful variety will hold a nice yellow coloration until the end.
Class: Groundcover
Flower Size: Medium-small, around 2½-3 inch diameter, in medium-sized clusters
Petal Count: 15 to 20
Take It Easy, relax and enjoy life! You won’t have much work to do in the garden after planting this new rose for which NATURAL DISEASE resistance is a true statement. The dark green, shiny & healthy foliage is the perfect background to showcase the many clustering buds and flowers. Of a classic red color, this dynamite of a rose has ideal pointy and very elegant buds. The red coloration doesn’t go too pink or blue as the petals are falling away. A touch of lighter pink reverse light up the show of this looming ‘machine’. And that’s not all. The plant’s excellent vigor and the naturally self-maintained habit are other reasons why you can Take It Easy!
Class: Shrub
Flower Size: Medium, around 3½-4 inch diameter
Petal Count: 15 to 25
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea