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.

Ever seen a rose stand up and say 'Howdy'? Vavoom has the color that'll do the trick. Its bright orange juice tones might make your eyes pucker...but its sweet treat of glowing color last tothe very end of every long-lived blossom. Put that gleaming orange against deep mahogany red new growth & glossy green leaves & you've got a lollapalooza for the landscape. The rounded compact plant can tuck into limited spaces. Caution: Sunglasses may be required!

This rose works magic in the garden! Its huge, glowing blossoms are a bewitching blend of yellow, peach and deep orange-imbued with a bequiling, sweet perfume. A prolific bloomer.

Water Colors-a painterly rose, in the style of Monet. Single flowers covering great foliage.

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.

Produces double, pure white, gardenia-like flowers. This popular plant is vigorous and requires lttle care. A sweetly fragrant classic, ideal for trellises or fences.

Called a bouquet making machine, White Licorice has a bushy, well branched form that looks good in the garden.

Large, lush foliage is the perfect backdrop for its sparkling, pure white blooms of up to 4 inches, which creates a soft cascading display in your garden. An ideal cover for banks and rocky areas

Mauve Grandiflora Rose,
2006 All America Rose Selection Winner
Wild Blue Yonder, a mauve Grandiflora Rose, is a hybrid by Tom Carruth and another All America Rose Selection Winner for Tom.
Wild Blue Yonder-as in 'off we go into the...'Not for the shy of heart. Warm wine-purple color, layered onto rich lavender with a strong citrus and rose scent. Sounds like an invitation to a wine tasting! Yum!!
Wild Blue Yonder was the first lavender rose to win the AARS award since 1978.

Wildeve is a particularly robust and healthy rose, producing long, arching branches which eventually form a bushy, mounding shrub. It flowers freely, with excellent repeating. The flower buds are blush pink at first, later opening to reveal flowers of blush touched with apricot. They form a perfect rosette shape which is distinctly quartered.
Wildeve is a highly versatile variety, with many of the features of a good ground cover rose, combined with all the quality of flower of an English Rose. It is an ideal choice for a prime position in the border or may be grown in a large pot or container. Like most English Roses, Wildeve may be grown in partial shade, providing it is not positioned underneath the branches of a tree. It makes a useful hedging rose or can be trained against a short fence, where its blooms are sure to be admired.
It has a lovely, fresh medium strong fragrance.

Named after the memorial honoring the Greatest Generation. Like members of this generation, the grey color does not hide the toughness of this high-centered Hybrid Tea. Wonderfully fragrant and perfect for cutting. The last rose hybridized by Ollie Weeks.

Alkaline soil, pollution, shade - this hardy climber handles it all. Large, sweetly scented, deep-pink blooms on nearly thornless stems. Dense foliage.