Harlow Carr has an excellent bushy habit, maturing into an attractively rounded shrub with its flowers almost to ground level making it a good choice the front of the rose bed. The new foliage is bronze at first, later becoming green.
There is a strong, pure Old Rose fragrance that has been described as reminiscent of rose-based cosmetics.

Borne singly and in clusters. Magenta buds lighten to lilac as flowers open. Thick stems for outstanding bouquets. the fragrance is a heavenly mix of wine and apple barrel, with a hint of sweet, ripe raspberries. Framed with glossy dark green foliage. Heirloom makes a wonderful cutting rose.

Distinct, deep yellow blooms complemented by clean, deep green healty foliage cover this remarkably vigorous plant all season.

Light pink. None / no fragrance. Average diameter 3.25

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.

Clusters of romantic cup-shaped cream flowers
Blooms on new wood
Good for small arbors and lower fences

This rose has satin-white blooms and sturdy foliage, beautiful but tough, it will hold up to all kinds of weather.

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.

We're 'livin'it up' with this great large flowered clear-yellow Hybrid tea. Despite its regional U.S. name, it actually comes from the Orard family in central France...'such a lovely place'. If you're looking for long cutting stems, elegant big buds & glossy foliage,