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Roses
| Climbers: A very resourceful way to enjoy more roses in the landscape or to add a vertical accent to the garden. Climbing roses will reward the gardener with unexpected grace, fragrance and boundless beauty. Use them in the rose garden, on garden structures throughout the property or in the mixed shrub border climbing from behind middle ground plantings. Here are a few of our newest additions.
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'America' |
has a very lovely shade of coral pink blossoms that are hard to resist once you see them. And if that doesn't knock your socks off the strong spicy fragrance will! This award winner blooms on new and old wood, climbs 10-12' and is a well tested performer. Its large, well shaped blossoms appear late in the spring on fast growing canes. |
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'Climbing Carefree Sunshine' |
NEW A single yellow flower that has all the disease resistance of other carefree roses, this climber will light up a wall or fence with plenty of blossoms. |
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'Garden Sun' |
NEW This new climbing rose blooms nicely on new wood and better yet it is reported to be very winter hardy! Apricot blossoms are good for cutting and the foliage is disease resistant. |
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'High Society' |
NEW Growing 10-12' high, this deep pink rose should have no trouble making itself seen in the garden. Non-fading in color, it has 5" damask scented flowers. |
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'Lemon Meringue' |
NEW Sounds delicious for a lemon yellow climbing rose doesn't it? What takes the frosting is how hardy this rose is as well as it's fragrance. All with that elusive clean yellow color. A offshoot of Westerstede it will grow 10-12' tall and bloom on both new and old wood. Give me a second helping! |
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'Pearly Gates' |
offers a pure pastel to medium pink flower that is as well formed as any hybrid tea blossom. The large flowers on this alluring climber combine nicely with other roses or a multitude of perennials. It has a sweet to spicy fragrance, blooms on new and old wood and grows to 10-12'. This is a hard to find color on such a perfect flower shape. |
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'Polka' |
is a rose we've offered for the past two seasons but is not well known. It has that unique peach color that you'll cherish for years to come. Old rose fashion with good disease tolerance, winter hardiness, repeat bloom and a fragrance that beckons you to draw close. It is a lovely addition indeed. |
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'Red Eden' |
The flowers on this "Romantica" climber are a deep burgundy red. They cover the plant in late spring and repeat throughout the summer into fall. The large quartered blossoms have petals layered upon petals for a full peony look. |
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'Sally Holmes' |
is a rose we fell in love with years ago but have just started to offer again. It has very unique flower clusters that resemble hydrangea heads! The single white flowers have yellow stamens and last well even in the heat of summer. A very free flowering, vigorous and disease resistant rose bloming on new wood. |
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'Scent from Above' |
NEWThis is a Jackson Perkins Hybrid growing 8-10' tall. It has golden yellow blossoms that do not fade from buds to blossoms. The licorice scent adds to the value of this climbing rose. Picture perfect hybrid tea shaped blossoms allows this rose to soften formal plantings or to be a back drop to a garden of shrub roses. |
| David Austin English: David Austin has created these hardy modern hybrids with the best characteristics of the Victorian era and a full bodied English rose. They have large, exceptionally double blossoms with the incredible fragrance of old roses and disease resistant foliage. A great choice for cut flowers, antique or cottage gardens and as the centerpiece of a rose planting. While we still feel these grow better on the west coast, there is no denying their popularity with the public across the United States. Two areas of concern for New England gardeners are our humid summers (leading to the increased possibility of rose diseases) and the cold winters of the northeast. In both instances common sense in placement, a watchful eye and a few winter precautions will overcome these obstacles. We have also tried to pick out varieties from this vast breeding program that offer the best qualities for the homeowner. So you can feel confident in choosing one of the following varieties and enjoy their overwhelmingly beautiful attributes.
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'Abraham Darby' |
large, very double blooms of delicate apricot-yellow are held on strong, arching canes. This is a tall shrub or more appropriatley a short climber to 8' or so. The color alone will charm you into buying one or more for your rose arbor. |
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'Falstaff' |
We carried this rose a number of years ago and have restocked it for its wonderful crimson-purple color. The large, multi petelled flowers are cup shaped and release a strong old rose scent. It has an upright habit on a strong, full plant. |
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'Geoff Hamilton' |
NEW Here is a lovely example of an english rose with light pink flowers. Growing to 5' with glossy foliage, it has a mild fragrance that mixes well with other roses or flowering shrubs. Named for a famous English garden writer and personality. |
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'Getrude Jekyll' |
Deep warm pink flowers grace this lovely selection. Perfectly formed blossoms are kept on a 5-6' bushy plant. The fragrant flowers make a wonderful addition to a freshly cut bouquet. |
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'Glamis Castle' |
This rose has been a hit with home owners because it combines a short habit with repeat flowers of double white on a dense, compact plant. A heavy myrh scent and dark foliage all add to the charm of this David Austin selection. |
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'Golden Celebration' |
This is an arching and bushy award winner growing to 5'x5' or to an 8' climber. But it is the very large, saturated golden yellow blossoms that make this a "magnificent English rose". The fruity, tea rose fragrance combines to make this rose a dramatic addition to the landscape. |
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'Graham Thomas' |
We sell out of this David Austin rose faster than any other selection. It has rich, glistening pure yellow blooms with a heady tea fragrance and grows toa handsome shrub 4-6' high. The long bloom period through summer helps earn its place in the home landscape. |
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'Mary Rose' |
As pretty as the name sounds but very tough in the garden. Mary Rose is a neat shrub with large rich pink fowers and is free flowering until frost. It has an old Damask rose scent and is a favorite of designers and gardeners alike. Good disease resistance. |
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'Pat Austin' |
Named for David Austin's wife this is a new color breakthrough for an English Rose. It has deeply cupped flowers have contrasting colors of copper on the front and back petals. The drama is enhanced by the pale edges on this brightly colored rose. This is a color that we feel will be in high demand and is very useful for winning plant combinations in the garden. |
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'Sharifa Asma' |
An exotica name for an alluring rose. It has blush pink flowers with crinkled edges that exude a strong fragrance of fruits in the garden room. Look for this bushy rose to get about 4' tall with medium green foliage. Plant with some protection from the afternoon sun. |
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'Tamora' |
With all the rose selections we preview, it has to be a pretty special rose to make it into our home gardens. And Tamora is one such plant. It has a strong fragrance on a compact plant with the alluring color of apricots. You'll be thrilled with its repeat bloom and 3'x3' size. This rose survived the cold snowy winter of 2002 without any problems. Beauty, fragrance and hardiness - what more could you ask for? |
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'William Shakespeare 2000' |
NEW Dark red flowers and deep green foliage add to the drama of this dynamic english rose. It's upright, tall and bushy with a strong fragrance that will harken your memory back to your favorite Shakespeare play. |
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'Teasing Georgia' |
We like this rose selection for its delicate feel created by yellow cupped blossoms that have light outer petals and rich inner ones. This two-tone effect takes place on a 4'x4' shrub with good repeat flowering qualities and a pleasing scent that makes it an award winner in Great Britian. |
| Floribundas: Exhibiting a smaller flower than a hybrid tea, floribundas make up for it with multiply buds and blossoms along the stem. The flowers are generally doubles, some are fragrant, and for the most part they are good repeaters. Every garden could use a few.
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'Anthony Meidiland' |
This rose flew out of the nursery once it's large, double, true yellow blossoms opened last year. One of the best floribundas in its class. Anthony Meidiland is a bushy and mounding rose with a continuously flowering habit. A real treat! |
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'Bill Warriner' |
A salmon-coral pink floribunda with dark glossy bronze to green foliage makes an elegant statement in the garden. It is a compact plant with a vigorous growth habit, repeat flowering and good disease reistance. The many petalled full blossoms makes for a nice cut flower along with its light sweet fragrance. |
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'Day Breaker' |
This AARS award winner is a tough plant with soft peachy to yellow blossoms. A new breed of Floribundas are combining a basketfull of blossoms with bushy habits, and clean glossy foliage. It also has a moderate tea fragrance and large blossoms. We really enjoy this color range for softening a garden scheme and we think you'll agree that Day Breaker is a winner. |
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'Easy Going' |
This is a golden-apricot floribunda which is great for massing or standing alone. Look for an explosion of color to cover this "easy growing" rose. Extremely disease resistant with a nice scent as an added bonus. |
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'Ebb Tide' |
NEW This was recommended to us because of its smoky deep plum-purple flower color. And judging by the photographs this just may be the dark flowered rose you're looking for. It's an upright and bushy floribunda that yields a strong fragrance of cloves for the senses to enjoy. |
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'Eureka' |
A 2003 AARS winner of dazzling apricot on a floribunda plant with 4 inch blossoms. It has an upright and spreading habit with excellent disease resistance. |
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'Fabulous' |
We never seem to have enough good white roses in stock, so we've added a few new selections this year and feel that Fabulous will live up to its name. The typical floribunda blossoms open to a round flat shape loaded with petals. The clean to creamy white flower color contrasts nicely against the dark green foliage. It grows to 3.5' tall. |
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'Grand Prize' |
Creamy white blossoms with a hint of pink cover semi-glossy leaves. The perfectly tea shaped blossoms have a light fragrance and would be ideal for an informal cutting garden. |
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'Gruss an Aachen' |
A salmon pink blend that turns over time to a creamy white, this short floribunda will bloom in shade! It reblooms throughout the season on new wood and holds its own in regards to fragrance. |
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'Heaven on Earth' |
NEW A strong apricot-pink with a full, cup shaped blossom, Heaven on Earth flowers throughout the season, is a good grower and emits a spice fragrance. The unique color, size and abundance of blossoms will be enough to have visitors take notice. |
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'Honey Bouquet' |
The strong fragrance combined with a light honey yellow blend of colors sold us on this rose. The ideal rose buds open to many layers of petals for a full bodied floribunda look. It grows into a medium shrub with dark green glossy foliage. |
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'Honey Perfume' |
NEW A rounded, medium floribunda, Honey Perfume has a classic look with ruffled petals on large open flowers. Reblooming attributes and excellent fragrance make this saturated apricot to yellow rose an AARS winner for 2004. |
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'Hot Cocoa' |
Another 2003 AARS winer that we couldn't resist. Whether you call the color chocolate or smokey rose you'll be pleased with the excitement this floribunda creates in the garden. Easy to grow, vigorous and very disease resistant. This is one folibunda that will turn your head! |
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'Julia Childs' |
NEW Personally picked by the late great Kitchen master, 'Julia Childs' is a beautiful golden yellow floribunda. It's rounded, bushy habit old fashioned flowers and licorice fragrance add up to an All American status for this 2006 introduction. |
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'Marie Currie' |
Ruffled shrimp pink blooms appear in clusters of 3 to 7 on this vigorous floribunda. Deep green and glossy foliage contrasts with the softness of the flowers. Great for a hedge or mixed border, it has a pleasing fragrance to match its beauty. |
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'Memorial Day' |
We were taught, We were told, We remember is a theme that comes to mind for celebrating Memorial Day. This rose commemorates the sacrifice made by the few for the many. It is a unique orchid pink hybrid tea with long stems ideal for cutting. It is saturated with a strong old rose fragrance and it will take only one cut flowers to fill a room with memories. |
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''Our Lady of Guadalupe'' |
Silvery-pink blossoms grace an exceptionally disease resistant Floribunda. This rose is named for the Patroness of the Americas and 5% of the growers sales goes to The Hispanic College Fund. |
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'Pretty Lady' |
Each year we preview a number of new rose selections and we found Pretty Lady to be at the top of her class. Creamy white flowers have a slight fragrance and form clusters of classicly formed blossoms on a medium floribunda bush. |
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'Sexy Rexy' |
We almost shied away from this rose due to its peculiar name. But once we saw this pink Floribunda and heard about its profuse flowering we knew we had to offer it to our progresssive customers. We also enjoyed the fact it has a compact habit with high centered flowers that emit a slight fragrance. Multi petalled flowers open very full and flat. |
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'Wild Blue Wonder' |
NEW This is actually a grandiflora but what's really important is the ruffled red-purple coloration of the flower that contrasts with a lavender eye. Growing upright and busy to 5' this 2006 AARS winner is also strongly fragrant. |
| Flower Carpet Roses: The most successful group of roses based on sales and performance are the Flower Carpets. Begining with 'Flower Carpet Pink' and now extending to a variety of colors, these roses are the most practical series of roses for the landscape. Low growing, low maintenance, and high visual impact all describe these user friendly roses. They mix well in the shrub border, work nicely for a bank planting or even in a container near the pool or patio.
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'Flower Carpet Coral' |
Very dark, shiny green foliage graces this aggressive spreading form of flower carpet rose. The profusion of single, coral colored blossoms rebloom repeatedly throughout the season. Great for mass planting or to fill a steep bank at 2' x 5'. |
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'Flower Carpet Pink' |
This is the original Flower Carpet rose and it keeps looking good with a covering of double pink flowers over a low spreading bush. Its a reliable standby with disease resistant foliage and a carefree habit. |
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'Flower Carpet Red' |
A vigorous, spreading rose, Flower Carpet Red adds a spark to the garden that can't be missed. Growing 1-2' tall x 6-8' wide, the bold flowers are single and continue throughout the season. |
| Meidiland Roses: These are showy, reblooming, carefree shrub roses that have proven to be be very reliable roses for us over the seasons. They are very disease resistant bushes (almost never requiring any spraying), offering a good variety of colors and sizes for the home garden or larger landscape. Meidilands are ideal for hedges, borders and bank plantings. And as a shrub rose they are not tempermental when it comes to pruning or hardiness. While we are excited about the newer Town & Country series of roses, we continue to be enamoured with these casual looking and beautiful selections.
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'Alba' |
has a small double, off-white blossom that covers the rose and forms a reblooming groundcover or cascading plant. Ideal for a bank or sitting above a wall. |
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'Bonica' |
is a traditional favorite for its fully double, pastel pink flowers. It grows 5' high by 4' wide. The dainty blossoms rebloom if deadheaded and it can be enjoyed in the fall as it produces a full crop of rose hips. Bonica was the first rose to win an All American Rose Award. |
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'Cherry Meidiland' |
is a very pleasing, bright color on an upright shrub that mixes well with geraniums and other spring bloomers. White centers make each flower sprakle. Growing 4 to 5' high and 3 to 4' wide makes it ideal for incorporation in a mixed bed or a hedge. |
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'Fire Meidiland' |
This is a fully double, deep red selection with the flowers growing in large clusters along the canes of this groundcover rose. Good for a hilside planting, this is a homeowner friendly rose. |
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'Mystic Meidiland' |
has a wonderful chameleon-like character. Full, semi-double blossoms start a light copper with yellow hues and age to a multitude of colors from blush pink to creamy white. It has good vigor and disease resistance on a 3'x4' bush. |
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'Pink Meidiland' |
Long lasting coral pink roses with showy stamens grace this old fashion looking shrub rose. It is an upright and bushy plant with single bloosoms that rebloom with deadheading. Good hips reward the gardener in autumn. |
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'Ruby Meidiland' |
A more compact habit should make this a winner in the home landscape. Ruby red clusters of flowers sit above disease resistant foliage. Making a low mounding hedge, Ruby Red blooms throughout the summer, has good fall color and will set a number of hips for autumn and winter interest. |
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'White Meidiland' |
Not to be confused with 'Alba', this low spreading rose offers double, sparkling pure white flowers over a long period of spring and summer. It grows just 2' high but 5' wide. Glossy, dark green foliage is an added benefit to this great ground cover or front edging plant. |
| Romantica Series: old time shape, size and fragrance mark these new rose selections. Romanticas combine the best of the new with the look of old fashioned for the best performing and most romantic roses for our area. The past introductions have attracted loads of attention and praise. These are just a few of the new selections added to the many varietes available in this line of fragrant and full blossomed roses. So be sure to stop in and view our large retail offering of these beauties. If you've had trouble with English Rose selections due to our cold winters and hot, humid summers, then you'll want to give these roses a try.
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'Bolero' |
NEW This is a welcome addition of a white rose to the romantica line of old fashion blossoms. And with a strong fragrance to grace the garden room, Bolero will make a striking appearance in the landscape. Smaller flowers than other Romantica selections doesn't diminish the punch it will bring to a rose planting or mixed border. |
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'Colette' |
A tame Romantica climber good for a small arbor or trellis. It's a tough plant with sturdy canes and good disease resistance. Light pink quartered flowers emerge from delicate buds. A nice touch for the cottage or rose garden. |
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'Johann Strauss' |
A disease resistant pearl-pink floribunda w/apple fragrance and repeating old fashioned, heavily petaled flowers. This rose blooms repeatedly all summer and is wonderful naturalized or in the mixed border. A real charming addition that our customers loved in test trials. |
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'Michelangelo' |
A hybrid tea Romantica with a sweet lemon fragrance to match its bright, dense golden petal color. Long stems and old fashioned blossoms make it a nice choice for the cutting garden. Combine this with luscious dark green foliage and you have a rose that the Renaissance master would be proud to have created. |
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'Rouge Royale' |
Deep burgundy buds yield bright raspberry quartered flowers that hold up well in heat and rain. It has a freah citrus and berry aroma. Quite a stunning color to combine with pinks, blues and purples.
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| Shrub Roses: A general catagory of roses that are known for their hardiness, excellent disease resistance and repeat blooming habit. They generally have smaller, single or double blossoms clustered together to form a big display of color. They can be used in mass for naturalizing, banks or landscaping purposes. They also work well in mixed borders and in perennial gardens. We carry a large selection of "shrub" roses and these are just a few of the new selections for this year.
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'Be Bop' |
Large clusters of catchie & bold colors on this shrub rose will liven up the landscape. The single blossoms are cerise with a yellow eye and cream on the reverse side of the buds. This is an easy to grow rose with glossy leaves and a bushy to spreading habit. |
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'Blushing Knockout' |
The long wait is over for a pink version of the ever popular and rock solid Knockout rose. This line of roses just never stops blooming. The single to semi-double light pink rose fades to a shell pink and offerz a pastel color throughout the growing season. It takes the humidity of New England, is hardy enough to survive without any extra fuss and like its parent has armour for protection against typical rose diseases. This is sure to be the rose gardeners are talking about this spring. |
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'Brilliant Pink Iceberg' |
This mutation from Tasmania of the classic R. Iceberg is exactly like its parent in all manner except for the color. The bright pink is overlaid onto cream making for a wonderful garden companion to perennials and roses alike. Free flowering & clean foliage are two other features it takes from its parentage - making it invaluable in the landscape. Give it a try - you won't be disappointed. |
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'Carefree Sunshine' |
Clear, single yellow blossoms are showcased in abundant clusters throughout the gardening season. Non-fading (even in the hottest of summers) it's as disease resistant as its "cousin" R. 'Knockout'. A great color introduction for a workhorse shrub rose. |
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''Crystal Fairy'' |
This rose offers a lovely presence in the garden. Bright white blooms turn a soft pink with age on a compact Polyantha Rose. Blooms all season.
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'Double Knockout' |
NEW A seedling of the now famous Knockout rose, the flowers on this selection are almost miniature and high centered double in shape. It has the same great disease resistance and long bloom period as its parent. Good for the smaller garden with a more refined habit, Double Knockout has the look of a floribunda with the qualities of a landscape rose. |
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'Greetings' |
We'll try anything that resembles purple in a rose. Greetings is a semi double purple with an attractive white center. Glossy dark green foliage and a light fragrance complete the test. |
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'Gypsy Dancer' |
This is a dynamic plant with groups of deep apricot to orange flowers with yellow on the reverse side. The blossoms are full yet open in nature and each of the petals are nicely ruffled for a lively appearance. At 4' high it will be sure to cause excitement in the garden. |
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'Hansa' |
A showy rugosa with vibrant violet-red flowers. This rugged plant has a rounded form, disease resistance and repeat blooms through the season. |
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'Home Run' |
NEW An offspring of Knockout, this is the deepest, cleanest red rose on the playing field. It's a single that is always covered in flowers and is highly resistent to both black spot and powdery mildew. A strong grower it will make a bushy shrub in no time. This could be the hit your looking for to score in your garden! |
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'Knockout' |
is a breakthrough shrub rose that has been the talk of the town. It has never ending blooms of deep cherry red and dark green leaves. Knockout is a perfect example of a highly disease resistant hybrid. Maintenance free and self cleaning, it mounds up to 3' with 3 1/2" flowers on a winter hardy plant. An excellent non-stop flowering shrub rose. |
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'Lady Elsie May' |
NEW A 2005 AARS winner, this rose yields canes loaded heavy with blossoms from spring to autumn. Single to semidouble coral-pink flowers are 3-4" in size and bloom over dark green foliage. It's disease resistance and 3-3.5' height make it ideal for mass planting or home decorating. |
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'Lady of the Dawn' |
One look at this rose and you'll wish you were taking a relaxing and romantic bubble bath. Heavily ruffled cream white flowers fade to pink edges on a semidouble flower. Growing 4'x4', this landscape rose is a wonderful color blend and ideal for mixing with pastels in a mixed border. |
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''Marmalade Skies'' |
A striking tangerine colored blossom makes a strong statement in the garden or vase. An everblooming floribunda for a low border or container. This rose can be seen and enjoyed from across the yard!
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'Midnight Blue' |
NEW If one rose drew more comments than any other last season it would be Midnight Blue. What a stunning and enjoyable color! It has unique velvety dark purple blooms grouped in clusters throughout the summer. Add a strong spicy fragrance and you've got a treasure to be enjoyed for years to come. Bushy 2.5-3' mounding habit with clean medium green foliage. |
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'Moje Hammarberg' |
NEW A violet red rugosa that has very good fragrance, quilted green leaves and strong blossom color. Red hips grace the plant as an added bonus in autumn. |
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'Otta the Blue' |
A very captivating rose due to its ever changing spectrum of colors. It has an array of purple hues touched with just the right amount of cream that seems to change from day to day. This hardy selection also boasts a big, spicy scent and good disease resistance. Wow! |
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'Pierette Pavement' |
NEW A semi-double rugosa hybrid, Pierette Pavement is a medium to dark pink that stays around 3' tall and spreads nicely to cover a bit of space. This series features very hardy roses with quilted leaves on smaller statured plants. |
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'Pillow Fight' |
A white shrub rose that we carried a few years back and are happy to have in our inventory again. It's a medium growing landscape rose with very good fragrance. The small to medium size blossoms have a hint of cream and pink with yellow stamens. The blossoms are slightly ruffled amd flat but very full. Would make an excellent addition to the front of a shrub or rose border. |
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'Pink Knockout' |
Blooming nonstop from early in the rose season to a hard frost, Pink Knockout adds a bright addition to the landscape. Instead of the watermelon red of Knockout this is a deep and truer pink. Together with Blushing Knockout they will fast become standards in the garden. |
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''Polar Ice'' |
Another cold hardy and disease resistant selection. Blooms start as pale pink and fade to white with gray-green, quilted foliage. Good for hedging or in the mixed border.
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''Polar Sun'' |
A continuous blooming bright pink especially suited for northern gardens. A nice plant for starters as it is care free and hardy.
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'Purple Pavement' |
NEW This is a repeat blooming rugosa hybrid. It has purple-red, semi-double flowers held in clusters to make a big splash on 3.5' high bushes. |
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'Snow Pavement' |
NEW Another repeat blooming rugosa hybrid with beautiful clean foliage and a manageable habit of just 3' tall. White buds blushed with pink open to pure white snow white blossoms with a strong fragrance. This series of roses are sure to be hit with gardeners. |
| Town & Country Series: tough, care-free and reblooming roses make up this exciting class of landscape / shrub roses. Dainty flowers in loads of colors give a charming look to the landscape or garden bed.
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'Cambridge' |
A mounding plant with beautiful lavender-pink flowers and golden stamens are presented in mass. Bunches of 15 -20 blooms cover the plant. Great for bedding or in the mixed border. 3'x3' |
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'Cape Cod' |
showy single apple-pink blossom grace this vigorous bush - 3' x 4' size makes this rose very versatile |
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'Central Park' |
Dense and spreading-this rose will yield a load of blossoms. It is disease free and perfect for a ground cover application. Soft peach colored flowers keep going all season long. |
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'Kent' |
An international award winner, Kent will rebloom throughout the season with an abundance of flowers. A low spreading rose, it is excellent for grouping in the landscape. Semi-double, clear white flowers with yellow stamens are a refreshing addition to the small garden spot or mass planting. 2'x2' |
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'Manhattan' |
Bright, bold red, semi-double flowers are set against shiny green foliage. Hardy and even growing, it is a medium sized shrub rose worthy of its name. Good for massing or hedging this is a problem free China-red rose that's sure to light up the garden throughout the season. Go ahead, be adventurous and give a red rose a try. |
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''Martha's Vineyard'' |
This selection is a prolific bloomer and very hardy. Slightly cupped, deep pink blossoms are boutifully produced on an upright and cascading plant to 3’.
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'Mystic' |
This T&C rose bowled over the grower with its profusion of salmon-pink blossoms that smothered the glossy, disease resistant foliage. Super for mass plantings or just as great in a patio container. Compact with semi-double flowers. |
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'Natchez' |
a compact, low growing bush w/great foliage and soft pink blooms in large trusses-only 15" x 15". It's suitable for the perennial bed or edging. Shear it occasionally to increase bloom. It puts on a stunning show with loads of blossoms and cute, tiny flowers. |
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'Newport' |
is a low spreading plant with abundant, medium pink flowers and an old fashion look. Groundcover roses are in much demand and this is a great work horse which is super hardy and disease resistant. All this combines to give you a full proof look of beauty throughout the gardening season. |
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'Niagra' |
A beautiful and charming rose that is covered in delicate cream-white flowers. It's a compact rose that just blooms and blooms. The small habit makes it ideal for the perennial border, edging or massing. It makes up for it's diminutive stature with bubbling blossoms reminiscent of its great Niagra Falls namesake. |
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