Pink Roses

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.

The newest addition to the Knock Out® rose family from Bill Radler. The Rainbow Knock Out® Rose covers itself with coral pink blooms painted with rich yellow at the base. More compact and floriferous than the earlier Knock Out® roses.
Unaffected by black spot as is to be expected of the Knock Out® family. Good resistance to mildew and rust. Winter hardy to zone 4. Sets hips in autumn for a bit of winter color.

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.

Produces beautiful sparys Of Camellia-like, soft pink blooms. Rosa Floribunda, Sexy Rexy, is a compact bush and is well-suited for use in mass as bedding plants or individually in a container.

St. Swithun has very large, open-cupped blooms filled with frilly petals, in a lovely soft pink, fading to white at the edge of the petals.
The growth is tall and vigorous, with large, disease-resistant leaves. This rose may also be grown as a climber - in fact it is one of the best English Rose climbers.
St Swithun flowers freely, repeating very quickly and is particularly tough, reliable and healthy.
There is a strong pure myrrh fragrance, typical of the English Roses.
Summer prune to maintain it as a shrub and encourage quicker repeat flowering.

Strawberry Hill bears medium sized, pure rose pink, cupped rosettes of superb quality. Their colour gradually pales to a lighter pink at the edges of the petals, eventually exposing glimpses of yellow stamens at the centre. The blooms are beautiful at all stages.

The growth is tall, vigorous and rather informal, with small clusters of blooms held on slightly arching brances. Strawberry Hill is very healthy with glossy, dark green foliage. This is a wonderful choice for a position to the rear of a mixed border, or for a border of shrub roses.

Strawberry Hill was awarded the Prix d'Honneur for fragrance from Nantes in 2007.

Sweet Drifts clear pink double flowers will bloom continuously in your garden.
Great on a hillside Sweet Drift has great disease resistance.

Sweet Sunblaze is the clearest pink of the Sunblaze® family. Beautiful, unfading, fully double blooms up to 2 inches across show attractive yellow stamens through the season.

The Alnwick Rose is a pretty rich pink, with cup shaped buds gradually opening to a deeply cupped flower; later developing into a broad, full-petalled, shallow cup of a soft pink which is paler at the outer edges - a most pleasing progression.
The flowers are beautiful at all stages; this illustrates very well the great variety of form to be found in the Old Rose style.
'The Alnwick Rose' has nice rounded, bushy growth and produces its bloom intermittently from early summer to the onset of frost. Plentiful green foliage ideally complements the flower.
There is a good Old Rose fragrance with just a hint of raspberry.

The Generous Gardener is a rose of delicate charm -its flowers being beautifully formed; their colour a soft glowing pink at the centre, shading to palest pink on the outer petals. When the petals open they expose numerous stamens, providing an almost water lily-like effect.
It has strong, elegantly arching growth with polished dark green foliage.
This rose would produce a wonderful effect towards the back of the border. It will also make an excellent climber. Like 'Mortimer Sackler', it is highly disease-resistant.
There is a strong and delicious fragrance with aspects of Old Rose, musk and myrrh.

The McCartney Rose sports enormous deep, rosy pink buds which mature to massive blooms. The fragrance of this Hybrid tea is mesmerizing. The large, brightly colored blooms demand your attention while the sweet, candy-like fragrance lures you deep into the garden.

The elegance and beauty of perfect jewels can be found in this eloquent rose. Fine pink accented by pale gold, Tiffany will bloom freely in your garden and is wonderfully fragrant.

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.

Wildeve is a particularly robust and healthy rose, producing long, arching branches which eventually form a bushy, mounding shrub. It flowers freely, with excellent repeating. The flower buds are blush pink at first, later opening to reveal flowers of blush touched with apricot. They form a perfect rosette shape which is distinctly quartered.
Wildeve is a highly versatile variety, with many of the features of a good ground cover rose, combined with all the quality of flower of an English Rose. It is an ideal choice for a prime position in the border or may be grown in a large pot or container. Like most English Roses, Wildeve may be grown in partial shade, providing it is not positioned underneath the branches of a tree. It makes a useful hedging rose or can be trained against a short fence, where its blooms are sure to be admired.
It has a lovely, fresh medium strong fragrance.

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.

Alkaline soil, pollution, shade - this hardy climber handles it all. Large, sweetly scented, deep-pink blooms on nearly thornless stems. Dense foliage.