With its sweet lemony fragrance and its vibrantly saturated golden petals, this new Romantica rose will find a permanent home in your garden. Perfect stems for cutting and old-fashioned blooms to win your heart. Deep green foliage clothes the branches and provides the perfect contrast.

Big, bold perfectly formed hot pink flowers give this luscious beauty an exceptional appeal. We believe it is one of the best Hybrid teas.
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Sometimes it takes a jewelers loop to fully examine the worth of a gemstone. But this jewel of a Hybrid Tea flower is soooo big, you won't need any help to see the impeccable beauty of its classic show form and pearly colors. Her many blooms almost look sculpted from fine porcelain. Yet they're held atop all-too-real cutting stems clothed with large dark green leaves. A brilliant solitaire to set into any garden
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Long-stemmed classic red roses bloom in abundance on this tall-growing plant.

Abundant, slightly fragrant red roses, adorn this classic long-stemmed beauty. Perfect for bouquets.

No picture can capture the sweet spicy scent or the full array of colors borne by this beauty. It's outta this world when it comes to the display of many blue hues--rich magenta spiked with yellow, deep wine sparked with cream, warm lavender spilling to nearly blue. All on just one gorgeous green plant! Free-flowering & super vigorous, she bears big clusters of old-fashioned-formed flowers. Very hardy.

This 2009 winner is a classic Hybrid Tea that has the whole package: high centered bud, long stems perfect for cutting, very soft shade of pale pink, and sweet fragrance.
Pink Promise has been chosen to represent the National Breast Cancer Foundation as they search for the cure. A percentage of each plant sold will benefit the foundation. This rose performs best in California and other dry, warm climates. Will require tender loving care in other parts of the country.

Our most vigorous climber combines old rose fashion with repeat flowering, disease tolerance and winter hardiness. Endowed with a fragrance, 'Polka' will charm its way into your garden for years to come. Gather a bouquet and fill any room with a lovely fragrance. The strong apricot color will turn more peachy during warm weather.

A magnificent rose that has glowing pink to dawn-pink blooms. Borne individually or in clusters this is truly a rose to have in your own palace.

Striking crimson flowers set in clusters amid dark green, glossy foliage. Attractive, symemetrically mounded plant blooms repeatedly.

This classic favorite is back! This vigorous, hardy climber gets its lavish clusters of single blooms from its beloved parent, Ballerina. The lightly fragrant blooms blush a delicate pink as they mature.

Here it is! The classic Hybrid tea bud in flowering form and seducing fragrance. This show-off plant is a blend of creamy-yellow shades suffused with pinks that vary with the season and weather.

Some like it hot…and this is one! The luck of the Irish may have finally brought a super slow-opening yellow rose that likes the heat. This saintly yellow can pick up a touch of gold in cool weather, but he'll be wearin' the green when the temps turn up. Loads of novel chartreuse-shaded buds spiral open to yellow-gold flowers of amazing stamina. Grey-green foliage completes the picture.
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Sugar Moon is a beautiful white rose with a fragrance!!

Sometimes sunset hues are apricot burnished with cream, sometimes amber orange blushed with warm pink and sometimes a clear warm rich pink. It just depends on which sunset. The 'sunset' in this case is the famed Sunset Magazine celebrating its 100th anniversary with this striking award winner. All these colors can come forth from this attractive well-formed Hybrid Tea, depending on your locale. No matter where it's grown, though, the plant fills out beautifully, full of clean green foliage and long stemmed blossoms. A truly international rose, it's already picked up Gold Medals at The Hague, Belfast and La Roeulx (Belgium), Silver Medals at Genoa and Monza, plus the RINZ winner in New Zealand. ©Weeks Roses

Sunshine Daydream is the only rose to be chosen by the AARS as the 2012 winner. This grandiflora performed across all entries in a wide range of categories in test gardens across the US both as a grafted rose and grown on its own roots.

Sunshine Daydream has large buttercream yellow flowers that clean well. (Fall off of the plant and continue to bloom without being deadheaded)

This impressive and easy to grow rose was named in honor of the 100th anniversary of the famous New Years Day parade. These two-toned pink flowers bloom profusely on an upright and vigorous plant. The glossy green leaves offer good disease resistance.

Called a bouquet making machine, White Licorice has a bushy, well branched form that looks good in the garden.

Named after the memorial honoring the Greatest Generation. Like members of this generation, the grey color does not hide the toughness of this high-centered Hybrid Tea. Wonderfully fragrant and perfect for cutting. The last rose hybridized by Ollie Weeks.