In naming a rose to honor America's famous glass artist, Dale Chihuly, it had to have impeccable style & an ever-changing array of flashy colors. This rose has it all! As the sun hits the opening petals, they blush from subtly-striped apricot yellow to dazzling orange & deep red... producing a remarkable display against the deep dark green leaves & mahogany-red growth. 17- 25 petals
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If you thought life was good when we brought you Livin' Easy, you'll need to buy an extra hammock to deal with Easy Going. You see, it's just like 'Mom' in every way except color. Same glossy foliage, same great flower power, same bushy habit, same great disease resistance. But one color gene has inexplicably dropped out (a 'sport') to give even brighter green foliage and a delectable peachy golden yellow color that holds to the very end. Scrumptious! 25-30 petals rated 8.0 ARS
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George Burns displays just the array of novel colors in every flower to bring a smile to your face although maybe not as many smiles as its namesake, the late George Burns. But it's a definite

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.

Sheila is the hybridizer's wife. She must be a lovely lady (and smell nice, too) to equal this gorgeous rose imported from England. Despite the Floribunda classification, her flowers of yellow brushed by deep pink are more like a Hybrid Tea in size and form. And, yes, each blossom is saturated with wonderful fragrance. The vigorous rounded bush is loaded with glossy green leaves.