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.
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.
Spicy fragrance, loads of bloom and super-long elegant buds of gold polished with rosy pink. The long-lasting sparkling yellow-orange tones are rich and opulent enough to bring out the gold digger in any gardener. But it doesn’t take a stash of expensive chemicals to keep this good lookin’ girl happy in the landscape. The natural disease resistance and strong vigor do the deed. Very dark green leaves and unusual red stems set off the many showy clusters of blossoms. ‘Scent-sational’ for a bouquet and ‘beauty-full’ in the landscape.
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
This jewel doesn’t follow the rules of other roses in this color class, as the blooms don’t fry in the hot, summer sun. These lavender beauties steadfastly hold their color, even as they fully open to reveal a magenta-flushed heart. Generally borne in small clusters of 2 to 7, the fully double, rounded blooms make excellent cut flowers, perfuming the air with a delightful fragrance wherever they’ve displayed. Rounded, bushy plants have proven to be highly tolerant to both rust and powdery mildew.
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!
