Midnight Fire™ Miniature Rose
$49.99Orange, double blooms are overlaid with smoky purple, giving them a color that is quite unique. The bushy plants rebloom fiercely throughout the season.
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Orange, double blooms are overlaid with smoky purple, giving them a color that is quite unique. The bushy plants rebloom fiercely throughout the season.
A historic American milestone in red roses that’s still hard to beat. The large pointed buds and rich red well-formed blooms have a velvety quality that you must feel to believe. The powerful damask rose fragrance seduces even the hardest heart. Vigorous, tall and proud with long stems & dark green leaves. Likes consistent warm days and cool nights.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 30 to 35
Large clusters of the warm yellow petals softly complemented by pink hues. A delightful tea fragrance and generous flushes throughout the season. Maintains the true color well throughout any weather changes. Excellent disease resistance.
Get the shovel out and prepare the best spot in your garden so you can admire the Neil Diamond rose. Who would have thought that the internationally acclaimed Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer-songwriter Neil Diamond would one day have a rose bearing his name with the variety Rock & Roll as its ‘father’! Coincidence or destiny? It is a true ‘diamond’ bloomer producing numerous sizeable flowers and attractive buds on long cutting stems. For a touch of elegance in your garden, add this gem of a rose with its novel pink and white striped flower coloration. The hit song ‘Sweet Caroline’ reaches a new level of appreciation after this rose has ignited your senses with its intense floral aroma of sweet and classic rose fragrance. The plant stands strong with its vigorous upright habit allowing you to have the flowers at nose level, ready for a sniff.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Medium large, about 4 to 5 inch diameter
Petal Count: 40 to 50
Hardy and vigorous. This Earthkind rose has large fragrant pale pink flowers. Glossy dark green leaves. Blooms on new and old wood. Proven performer.
Class: Climber
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 35 to 40
A finely toned athlete, this reddest-of-red roses will continue to win medals for many years to come. The bright true-red color shows through from the pointed-bud stage to the final moments of the very long-lasting well-formed flowers. Each large bloom is held on long stout stems produced by the very vigorous upright plant. Distinctive grey-green foliage. Proven consistent color. Best size when cool.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Medium-large
Petal Count: 30 to 35
Whether it’s named for the metal or the beautiful state is hard to say. But, no matter what, the lasting deep yellow color of the big pointed buds and large finely-formed flowers is certainly a beauty to behold. The glossy polished dark green leaves make the blooms sparkle all the more. Cool conditions improve color and size.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Large
Petal Count: 30 to 35
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
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea