April In Paris |
Jackson & Perkins |
When Pristine met
New Zealand, the result was this remarkably romantic rose. Classic
seashell buds slowly spiral open into blooms of the palest dawn pink
edge in a soft pink. Substantially petals, they last and last in a
vase. But that's not all. There's also the intense tea rose scent, to
be saved in bouquets and in garden. |
Cream
with pink blush |
Caramel Kisses |
Jackson & Perkins |
Unusual,
caramel-tinted buds open to lavender flowers edge in a lavender pink. A
very prolific miniature rose that blooms well even into fall. A good
choice for damp climates- the glossy foliage remains clean in all types
of weather. |
Tan Lavender blend |
Catalina |
Jackson & Perkins |
Ruffled apricot pink petals with a darker reverse add a
romantic flourish to this vigorous variety. Classically shaped buds
open into immense, petal-packed flowers on long stems. The high
centered blooms finish a clear pink with hints of yellow, dramatically
set against glossy, dark green foliage. stems |
Apricot |
Citrus Splash |
Jackson & Perkins |
This vigorous rose brings something special to the landscape. The buds open up into clustered, large, fruit- fragrant blooms,
showing off yellow and orange stripes that lighten to yellow and pink |
Orange and yellow stripes |
Frankly Scarlet |
Jackson & Perkins |
The new classic beauty that boasts a sassy, peppery
fragrance and a light red color. This prolific bloomer gives you a
constant display of large clusters on a compact plant, ideal for
containers or mixed planting. |
Red |
Laura Bush |
Jackson & Perkins |
With its warm, Texas sunset-colored petals, this radiant
new floribunda is a natural name-sake. Generous cluster of dusky orange
buds burst into ruffled, cinnamon-orange blooms splash with yellow
center and a delightful fruity aroma. |
Smokey orange with yellow reverse |
Love Struck |
Jackson & Perkins |
This novel newcomer blends the old fashioned charm of an
English-style rose floribunda vigor. Lovestruck blossoms are a work of
art from novel, hand painted look of their soft white reverse. The long
stemmed flowers open into cupped, ruffled blooms on a vigorous, compact
plant. The glossy foliage show excellent disease resistance. |
Yellow/ pink/ orange blends |
Julio
Iglesias |
Weeks Roses |
Very fragrant floribunda with excellent disease resistance. |
Red and white stripes |
Mardi Gras |
Jackson & Perkins |
Customers will live this floribunda's flamboyant pink and
yellow flowers. They intensify in color are they mature. Larger and
log-stemmed, they make very showy bouquets. And the exceptionally
vigorous, upright plant is an ideal choice for a blooming hedge. |
Pink and yellow blend |
Pope John Paul II,
|
Jackson & Perkins |
This magnificent flowering tribute to one of the World's
most beloved leaders give 10% of net sales to causes near to the late
Pontiff's heart. Among the finest white roses ever, the pope
John Paul II rose produces luminous, pristine, lavish petals blossom with a
delightful, fresh citrus fragrance. |
White |
Spring
Fever Rose |
Jackson & Perkins |
Perfect for container and a gorgeous choice for
under planting perennials. This charmer from Japan bears loads of
delicate apple blossom flowers layer on dark, glossy foliage. This
single blooms start out pink and deepen in color as the weather chills,
finally fading to white. Black spot-free foliage stays clean a glossy
from first bloom to first frost. |
Cream to pink |
Windermere |
Jackson & Perkins |
Over 80 petals are packed into each quartered, pure
cream flower. As they unfurl, flowers release a fruity essence
with grapefruit overtones. |
Cream |
Coral Drift |
Star Roses |
A breakthrough in rose hybridizing, the Drift are compact
groundcover roses. Their versatile habit fits equally well into small
home gardens, patio containers and handing baskets as it goes when they
are planted in masse across large, open beds. The Drift have been tested
extensively under very diverse climate conditions. |
Coral |
Pink Drift |
Star Roses |
The most prostrate of the Drifts®.
Color
Deep Pink Bloom Shape |
Pink |
Red Drift |
Star Roses |
The smallest of the Drifts®.
Color
Scarlet Red Bloom Shape Very
Good, Zone 5–10 |
Red |
Peach Drift |
Star Roses |
The most floriferous of the Drifts®.
Color
Bright Peach Apricot Bloom Shape Very
Good, Zone 5–10 |
Apricot |
Double Knockout |
Star Roses |
This sister seeding of the famous Knock out roses is
every bit as much a true champion in the garden. It has kept all the
high disease resistance characteristics that made Knock Out such a
popular garden plant, and added a more sophisticated "true rose" look
with an abundance of small, almost miniature high centered double
flowers. The plant habit is slightly smaller that Knock Out, making it
perfect for the smatter garden. |
Red |
Apricot Candy |
Star Roses |
The delicate rose fragrance adds to the classic elegant
of this new soft apricot Hybrid Tea Excellent flower shape and a novel,
easy-on-the-eye color that is nevertheless strong enough to withstand
the heat without fading. The ruffed edge petals contrast nicely
with the soft green foliage, either on the plant or in the vase. A
good foliage, either on the plant or in the vase. A good performer
on both coasts- above average resistance to disease. |
Apricot |
Broadway |
Star Roses |
This luscious Hybrid Tea boast extremely fragrant an
oversized flowers. A show stopper in any garden. It will require
winter protection outside of the left coast. Great for cutting. |
Pink and orange |
Carefree Celebration |
Star Roses |
The
Carefree rose family has long been know for their superior disease
resistance. Carefree Celebration is the latest addition to the
collection. Carefree Celebration stands apart in the landscape with its unique
color which is even stronger in hot, humid climates. |
|
Classic Woman |
Star Roses |
Finally a white Hybrid Tea in the popular
Romantica series. This true Hybrid Tea combines old-fashioned blooms with good
fragrance and exceptional foliage. The blooms are long lasting and
perfect for the vase. |
White |
Crimson Meidiland |
Star Roses |
The new landscape shrub rose is a breakthrough in
groundcover rose breeding for its resistance to black spot, control
habit an heavy flowering. The deep bronze burgundy color of the fall
foliage is an added landscape bonus. |
Crimson/ Red |
Dream Come True |
Star Roses |
The bio-tones hold well when cut in a vase, and the dark
green leaves are much more resistant to disease than most of the other
roses in its class. |
Red and Yellow bi tone |
Estelle
Florist Rose |
Star Roses |
Estelle is a proud descendant of the famous Leonidas
florist rose. Like its parent, it was bred for the cut flower trade and
will require a little more TLC to provide the lovely shape long lasting
flowers that will last up to a week in a vase. The color is somewhat
similar to Leonidas but more vibrant, and the planting is a little more
vigorous an forgiving. |
Cinnamon orange/ brown |
Fairy Meidiland |
Star Roses |
With a more contained habit and superior disease
resistance, it is reminiscent of the famous Fairy rose, with a stronger
color that does not fade. Perfect for rock gardens or with early
blooming perennials. |
Groundcover
Polyantha |
Fire 'n' Ice
|
Star Roses |
Bi-toned red and white rose behave quite nicely in the
garden. Much more resistant to mildew that most florist roses, it will
bloom in flushes throughout the season, whether the flowers are cut for
arrangement or left on the plant. |
Red/ white reverse |
Full Moon Rising |
Star Roses |
The soft cream yellow mutation of the popular Polka
climber is similar to its parent in tall aspect except for its very
soft color. The flowers can be cut and last long in the vase. The
color will be enhanced in cooler climates |
Cream to yellow |
Morning Magic |
Star Roses |
This small climber is in a lot of ways very similar to
Brite Eyes, the first hardy climber that was introduced from the breeder of
the
Knock Out Roses. It is fairly compact and extremely resistant to black
spots. Continuously repeating through the season, it has a soft shell
color that hold well into the fall. Winter hardy to zone 5. |
White/ pink |
Winners Circle |
Star Roses |
This new climber from the breeder from the Knock out is
sure to become a favorite. Winter hardy zone 5, it is one of the most
floriferous climbers that Star Roses has ever introduced. The fire engine red color is
non fading an can take the heat. In the fall the foliage turns deep
burgundy red and the plant is cover with bright orange tips. |
Climbing rose
Red |
Falling In Love |
Weeks Roses |
Formed fragrant flower flowers of warm pink & porcelain
white. Each long-lived lovely blossom is regally carried atop sturdy
stem, just waiting to be cut & enjoyed… maybe just to admire in the
garden on the bushy attractive plant. Destined to garner its share of
awards, we're certain you'll swoon over "'Falling in Love' |
36" Standard tree rose
Hybrid Tea rose bush
Red |
Wing-Ding |
Weeks Roses |
This is a fantastic introduction for polyanthas roses. There's never been a a poly
with this searing scarlet color. You'll be surprised at the number of
bright little long- lived blossoms carried in each huge pyramid- shaped
cluster. The sheer weight of those copious clusters give the plans a
slightly spilling habit to nod over a rock wall or break up the garden
border. Shiny-clean deep green leaves ad to the revelry of the glitzy
blooms. Paint the town 'scarlet' red with this pretty Poly. |
24" Patio Rose Trees
36" Standard Tree Rose
Rose Shrub |
Watercolors |
Weeks Roses |
Ever-changing yellow & blushing pink. The flower may be
simple in style, but they're captivating to watch as they change color
completely each ay. This array of yellow, pink, cerise & ruby tone are
carried atop load of clean deep green leaves on a very bushy full plenty
of dark red new shoots add to the show. |
Shrub
Yellow, pink cerise and ruby tone |
Candy Land |
Weeks Roses |
Just imagine sizable Hybrid-Tea-shaped blossoms carried
in huge cluster on a very showy climber. Now add a color that’s gives
'eye candy' a whole new meaning with swirls of impetuous pink spun with
creamy ivory yellow. |
Pink and white stripes
Climbing Rose |
Jacob's Robe |
Weeks Roses |
The blushing yellows, pinks, an reds of Jacobs Robe aren't
an exact match. But the multi color. |
Yellows, pinks, an reds |
Coffee Bean |
Weeks Roses |
Related to the heavy selling floribunda favorite, Hot
Cocoa. Smokey red orange blossoms on the inside, and rusty orange on the
outside, popping through the glossy green foliage. |
Miniature Rose
Smokey dark red |
Tiddly Winks |
Weeks Roses |
It’s a flower garden work horse that keeps pumping out
volumes of clustered bicolor blossoms. Flowers are tightly pointed,
starting out in a rich gold, opening to show a glowing orange-pink
interior with a surprising yellow eye. |
Miniature Rose
Orange, pink and rich yellow bicolor |
Ruby Ruby |
Weeks Roses |
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 dark green glossy leaves |
Miniature Rose
Dark red |
