Apricot/Apricot Blend Bloom Colored Roses

Apricot Candy is this years winner of the 2008 Rose Hills International Rose Trials in Whittier, CA.
The delicate rose fragrance adds to the classic elegance 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 ruffle-edged petals contrast nicely with the soft green foliage, either on the plant or in the vase. A good performer on both coasts with above average resistance to diseases.

Excellent for small gardens or along garden paths, Apricot Drift will bloom all spring and summer long!
As with all the Drift Roses, Apricot Drift has excellent disease resistance and winter hardiness.

Very lovely large classically-formed flowers possess the richest apricot color yet in roses. Elegant pointed buds are carried atop cutting stems with dark green leaves. Requires protection in harsh climates.26-40 petals
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Glowing golden apricot is how I would discribe this beautiful hybrid tea. Moderate fragrance. Very nice medium green foliage. Good cut flower. 26-40 petals

Large pointed buds open to show off shades of peach, coral and salmon. As the blooms age they turn into deeper tones of orange, scarlet and burgundy. 

Charming apricot rosettes with a fine fruity tea rose scent, for a glorious, perfumed display. Forms a tall, gently arching shrub, perfect for the back of the border, a wall or along the fence line.
Crown Princess Margareta can be grown as a climber to 10 feet . 120 petals

Easy Does It is 2010's only AARS winner!
The scalloped ruffled petals of this orangey-apricot flower create a unique picture of this Floribunda.
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Apricot or apricot blend. Strong, tea fragrance. 80 petals. Average diameter 3

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.

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

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.

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 great new color addition to the popular line of Sunblaze roses. This salmon pink miniature performs inside the greenhouse as well as outside in the garden. The plant habit is compact with glossy foliage. Good disease resistance.

Apricot or apricot blend. Strong fragrance. 35 petals. Average diameter 4

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

Valencia is a truly beautiful Hybrid Tea. It has large blooms of creamy apricot with copper undertones. Valencia is an outstand rose for cutting garden since it has both a strong sweet fragrance and long vase life. The petals have a velvety appeal and the dark green foliage offers a wonderful background for these stunning blooms.

Westerland has long been passed from one rose-lover to the next, earning its place in rosedom. Her reputation is based on terrific fragrance, glossy green highly disease-resistant foliage, great natural hardiness, large sprays of brightly colored blossoms and super vigor. Blooms and reblooms freely in the first season on both new and old wood.