Dark Red Bloom Colored Roses

Black Baccara produces a well-formed and long-lasting cut flower, with dramatic black-tinged burgundy-red petals boasting the texture of luxurious velvet.
Originally grown for the florist trade, gardeners who've grown this rose report that it has impressive disease resistance and vigor, and that the blooms increase in size as the plant matures.45 petals.

The most popular Climbing rose. Produces abundant clusters of pure red flowers. Blooms on new and old wood.
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A landmark rose that still hypnotizes people with a powerful rich rose fragrance and velvety red petals. the large full shapely flowers are proudly held atop straight stems clothed with dark matte-green leaves. Vigorous and at its happiest in hot temperatures.
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A vigorous Grandiflora exhibiting bright red blooms. Crimson Bouquet spirals open to reveal 4-inch bright blooms. Disease resistance, hardiness and 14- 18 inch stems make this rose a garden must. 25-30 petals
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Amazing what rose breeding can do. Although totally unrelated to 'Eden Climber', this great red climber looks, feels and smells like our best selling rose. More fragrant and maybe a better and earlier bloomer in some climates.

A big super-fragrant long-stemmed rich-red Hybrid Tea is the epitome of the classic rose in many people's mind. That's why there could be no better choice for the first sponsorship rose of 'Remember Me' garden fund. Each plant sold will contribute toward the fund's effort to honor the victims of 9-11. You'll love the vigorous bushy plant that provides armloads of buxom blossoms. Lots of clean green leaves keep it looking good in the garden, too.
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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.

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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Lava Flow (Lavaglut), is a great rose. Large glowing clusters of
deep velvety red seem to continually 'erupt' from a
blanket of glossy green leaves, creating a display that
will warm your heart. This import from the Kordes
family bears very long-lived ruffled flowers atop a
well-behaved upright plant.

The brightness of the perfectly shaped flowers attracts the eye with its deep currant red blooms standing tall above the deep green foliage. Perfect for cutting. the strong raspberry fragrance will last for days. Excellent disease resistance.

The exceptional red rich color, stately lines, and the exciting fragrance make this an exceptional Hybrid tea. However, its ability to flourish in all regions makes Mister Lincoln the finest red Hybrid tea of all time. A garden must.

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

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

The abundant clusters of double ruby red blooms are well suited for the modern maintenance free garden. This rose blooms continuousdly from the spring well into autumn and is wonderful used as alow mounding hedge, border or foundation plant.

Tess of the d'Urbervilles sports large fragrant flowers of bright crimson colouring. They are of a nice, deeply cupped shape in the early stages; the petals turn back to give a less formal but still attractive flower. They bend over with their weight, to give an elegant effect. The growth is robust, bushy and spreading and the leaves large and dark green.
May need some summer pruning if grown as a shrub.