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These large, elegantly spiraled blooms are ready for a close-up and their color, fuchsia pink with a white reverse, ensures they’ll stand out in garden settings, bouquets and photographs alike. Plus, they hold their striking color until the petals drop, never turning to an unappealing brown. Glossy green foliage is highly tolerant of both rust and powdery mildew.
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.
“Don’t call me m’lady, call me Rose.” Inspired by Lady Rose, niece and goddaughter of the Dowager Countess Violet, Pretty Lady Rose is the second in a collection of garden roses named after characters of the popular Downton Abbey series. Lady Rose’s namesake shares many attributes with the character such as elegance and strength. The era in which this British show takes place is well represented by the LARGE old-fashioned and English style multi-petaled aristocratic-like deep pink flowers of this pretty rose. The very long lasting flower coloration is enhanced by the sweet scented peony-like and spices fragrance similar to the perfume a noble woman of the period might have worn. Like an upper class damsel, the plant is well dressed with an evening gown of healthy bright glossy medium green foliage. With her compact habit, this selection brings elegance to smaller spaces of the garden and also looks great in pots. Pretty Lady Rose holds her flowers at the perfect height to be admired and to allow you to enjoy their aroma.
Class: Hybrid Tea
Flower Size: Large, 4-5 inches diameter
Petal Count: 45 to 65
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
Old World charm with the appeal of modern disease resistance — this rose is worthy of royal status. Her ovoid buds spiral open to reveal medium pink, cupped blooms that beckon you to draw near and appreciate her ‘old time’ rose fragrance. Glossy, dark green foliage stands up well against diseases and the canes hold the long-lasting blooms at just the right height for your enjoyment.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea