Orange/Orange Blend Bloom Colored Roses

A topsy-turvy attention-getter, this bi-color medal-grabber makes your eyeballs salute 'cause the two colors are outside-in. Or is it inside-out? The lighter lasting golden-orange color is on the inside with a distinct darker bronzy-red outside. Yet it's not just the flying colors that will cause a flap. It's a turning point as a plant, too, with superb vigor, lush clean green leaves and loads of bloom.
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This tall, upright Grandiflora has a lovely blend of copper blooms against its emerald green foliage. Tall and beautiful its stands, with a strong fragrance that is difficult to describe.
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A profusion of bright, bold orange all summer in the garden, this compact Grandiflora is not just for the faint of heart or the lovers of soft pastels. Nearly always in bloom from spring to late fall. The dark glossy foliage makes a welcome contrast to the bright flowers. 20-25 petals

A hybrid tea in a vivid cantaloupe color, edged with blushing red. Grows three-feet tall. Blooms from late spring to fall, with deep green leaves and a two-foot spread.

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. 

This French Import has found a home in California where its showy, bold orange color and compact habit have made it a favorite for gardeners who love strong color.

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.

All you have to do is just stick it in the ground, give it a little water, kick back and watch it grow. The foliage is so glossy green and free from black spot that the bush looks great even without flowers. But you won't have much of an opportunity to see just leaves 'cause it blooms up a storm. Scrumptious flowers of showy apricot orange will both light up your landscape and blend in with other colors. Ain't life grand?
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We're very proud of this introduction. 'Mandarin Sunblaze' has unusually large flowers for its miniature class. The stromng bright orange color and vigorous habit make it one our favorite Sunblaze roses.

Sweet 'n' sour it ain't---but your eyes might pucker a little when they behold this fantastic color. Stripes of pure yellow splashed onto bright orange will stop even the most finicky rose buyer in the their tracks. Mahogany red new foliage shows up all year long, maturing to a very deep green. This vigorous bush has a fountainous habit that can be trained as a climber in milder climates.

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