Modern Bush Roses

Intense old rose fragrance. These blossoms will invite you to bury your nose and transport yourself to Grandma's garden!

Harlow Carr has an excellent bushy habit, maturing into an attractively rounded shrub with its flowers almost to ground level making it a good choice the front of the rose bed. The new foliage is bronze at first, later becoming green.
There is a strong, pure Old Rose fragrance that has been described as reminiscent of rose-based cosmetics.

Borne singly and in clusters. Magenta buds lighten to lilac as flowers open. Thick stems for outstanding bouquets. the fragrance is a heavenly mix of wine and apple barrel, with a hint of sweet, ripe raspberries. Framed with glossy dark green foliage. Heirloom makes a wonderful cutting rose.

Distinct, deep yellow blooms complemented by clean, deep green healty foliage cover this remarkably vigorous plant all season.

Light pink. None / no fragrance. Average diameter 3.25

Bee it honey hued or appealing apricot, the captivating clusters of ruffled flowers will lure you to linger awhile to take a whiff of her sweet spice. Though you'll bee bowled over by this beauty even without close examination. The glossy green leaves & naturally rounded habit bestoe the best background possible for the scrumptious colors. Just bee-utiful.

This rose has satin-white blooms and sturdy foliage, beautiful but tough, it will hold up to all kinds of weather.

When it comes to winter hardy roses, there's little choice with deeply-colored flowers. This hardy saturated red takes the cake for cold conditions. Big sprays of blooms give loads of color, set against deep green leaves. A vigorous & fitting choice to honor the 100th anniversary of th Canadian Red Cross.

We're 'livin'it up' with this great large flowered clear-yellow Hybrid tea. Despite its regional U.S. name, it actually comes from the Orard family in central France...'such a lovely place'. If you're looking for long cutting stems, elegant big buds & glossy foliage,

Plenty of long, cool-white buds open as large, double roses on this Floribunda. The light green glossy foliage makes a perfect backdrop for these clean white blooms.

In the Mood: Nothin' says lovin' like a red rose. But here's a really-red rose that turns up the heat with big round petals virtually dripping with super-saturated redness. Each big buxom blossom holds that very same brilliance until they fall exausted from the bushy prolific plant. The long lovely stems are swathed in gobs of grey-green leaves. If red is your thing, then this is the 'it' rose for you.

This luscious red Hybrid tea has full, double blooms with a soft velvety texture. A favorite among gardeners for the deep red blooms and dark green foliage.

There's something alluring and mysterious about the near-black flowers. This is the darkest rose we offer. Its black pointed buds gracefully open to very well formed velvety dark red blooms. Super large dark green foliage covers the bush plant. Stands up to all types of weather.
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Extraordinary and truly intriguing! No other modern rose captures the deep purple-red bud and velvety plum flower color of this award winner. And it pleases the nose as well with a powerful perfume of citrus and rose. Dark green leaves enrobe the bushy rounded plant.
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Long, classic buds with an unusual greenish cast unfurl to sparkling white blooms that have an exotic mild-licorice fragrance.

Don't look over the rainbow for color, you can find it in your garden with the Judy Garland rose. It produces deep-yellow blossoms suffused with orange-red. A very unusual rose with good disease resistance. Repeat flowering. Grows up to 2 1/2 feet tall and about that wide. Blossoms from mid-spring to mid-fall.

Golden Yellow Floribunda Rose,
2006 All America Rose Selection Winner

A fruity fragrance wafts from large ruffled apricot blooms. A superstar rose from England.

The cycle of bloom and growth is never ending and provides a show of color from early Spring well into the hard frosts of winter On can't say enough about its maintenance free lifestyle. It is drought tolerant; surviving and even thriving in the most devastating of dry summers. Humidity... bring it on. You'll be hard pressed to find a speck of black spot on this healthy plant. There is hardly anything which will stop this rose from blooming. You can expect to have blooms everyday throughout the summer. We believe that this is one of the best

Big, high centered bi-color blooms are set on this vigorous, upright bush. An old-time favorite. Long lasting and very fragrant.

A breakthrough in Grandifloras! Deep coral-orange blooms are held high atop lustrous, dark olive green foliage. Disease resistance is high and vigor is maintained throughout the summer. Like an amber sunset reflecting on a sandy beach, Lasting Peace salutes its ancestor in glowing, ever-changing hues.

MONSTROUS buds & HUMUNGOUS blossoms of rich ruby red hold their durable brilliance from beginning to end. IMMENSE petals (just one can cover a child's palm) lend a classical Hybrid Tea bud shape, slowly spiraling open to a ruffled WHOPPER of a show-stopper. LARGE lettuce-like leaves of an unusual reddened green color gracefully enrobe the long cutting stems  in perfect proportion to the flower. Who needs a bouquet??? It only takes one PRODIGIOUS posy to fill a vase.
Oprah Winfrey was involved in the multi-year evaluation and final selection of the 'Legends' rose. Chosen to pay tribute to the wonderful women honored during Oprah's Legends Weekend.
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This sweet piece of lemony eye-candy looks much like its parent, Gingerbread man - loads of old-fashioned formed flowers, lots of bright green clean leaves, long - lasting color, good vigor and attractive habit. The clear lemon yellow blossoms come in showy clusters.

Lichfield Angel has flowers which start as charming peachy pink cups, gradually opening to form neatly cupped rosettes. Each bloom has a perfect ring of creamy-apricot waxy petals enclosing numerous smaller petals. Eventually the petals turn back to form a large, domed, creamy-white flower. The overall effect in the mass in sunshine is almost pure white.
Lichfield Angel will form a vigorous, rounded shrub which, with its blooms nodding attractively on the branch, will make a fine sight.
It is very useful in a border, as it blends well with all other colours and will act as an intermediary between pinks and yellows.
The fragrance is generally light but has strong elements of clove at one stage.
Lichfield Angel is a limestone sculptured panel, from the 8th century, which was recently discovered in Lichfield Cathedral. It depicts the Archangel Gabriel and still bears the remnants of Saxon paint.
4ft. x 3ft.