Slight or None 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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Excellent for small gardens or along garden paths, Apricot Drift will bloom all spring and summer long!
As with all the Drift Roses, Apricot Drift has excellent disease resistance and winter hardiness.

This AARS award-winner lights up the garden with a profusion of vibrant coral-orange blossoms.

An improved 'Orange Sunblaze'. The bloom is a brighter orange that does not fade. Out performs many garden and pot rose varieties. The bloom and foliage persist through hot, dry summer months.

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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The soft white, fully double blooms are extremely long lasting and durable in all conditions. 'Bridal Sunblaze' out performs any existing white variety. 40 petals

Hardly anything needs to be said beyond the name. After all these many years of worldwide propagation, a color mutation of the renowned Iceberg has finally occurred from the far reaches of Tasmania. The plant is exactly like its parent in every way but color - same great landscape value, same free flowering habit, same flower form & showy clusters. It;s just that the color has been kicked up a notch to a bright cerise pink painted onto cream. A sure hit for the new century.
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Performs exactly like its famous parent, Iceberg, in every way (except color)  same terrific flower production, bushy habit, lovely buds, showy clusters, glossy green foliage and nearly thornless stems. But 'Brother Burgundy' has the painted colors of deep purple-red burgundy & cream that are absolutely nothing like the bland whiteness of 'Mom'. Seems to always be in bloom. Perfect for the landscape - either in mass, standing alone or atop a beautiful tree rose.
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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 favorite, covers itself with clusters of tiny pink blooms. Produces perfectly shaped, little pink buds. Hence its nickname, 'The Sweetheart Rose'. Blooms from mid-spring until first frost. A compact bush, displaying sprays of lightly fragrant flowers that look like little, high-centered hybrid tea blossoms of 17-25 petals. Long-lived and healthy, 'Cécile Brünner' takes abuse, putting up with everything from poor soil to partial shade.

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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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.

This seedling of Julia Child puts a whole new spin on 'flower power'. The clusters of blooms never stop poppin' open on this powerfully flowerful Floribunda. Mysteriously colored & deliriously novel, it's an indescribable blending of smoked lavender & rusty red-orange. Yet it's perfectly blendable with any color in the garden, whether it's atop a rose tree, planted in mass or nestled amongst your favorite perennials. The super-clean glossy-green foliage mirrors the flowers, adding even more pizazz to this bushy rounded flower factory. 25 petals
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I put this in the category of uniqueness matching Hot Cocoa. Good looking glossy green leaves tell me this is a little guy I would be happy with. The smokiness comes out in the color in cooler climates. Sounds perfect for any costal community. 17-20 petals

Drift roses are the newest family of roses introduced by Star Roses. They are compact groundcover shrubs that fill a variety of uses in the garden. You will find Drift Roses to be enthusiastic bloomers with great disease resistance and low maintenance requirements. 17-25 petals

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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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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This rose really stands out in the garden. Beautiful ruffled hot pink. Great cut flower, plays well with others. 30-35 petals 8.1 ARS

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

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.

You won't believe the profusion of small fat buds and fragrand crisp white blooms that pop open in large cascading clusters on this vigorous plant. The overly abundant bloom, the rounded bushy habit, and the very disease-resistant dark green leaves are perfect for the landscape.

You won't believe the profusion of small fat buds and fragrand crisp white blooms that pop open in large cascading clusters on this vigorous plant. The overly abundant bloom, the rounded bushy habit, and the very disease-resistant dark green leaves are perfect for the landscape.

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

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

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,

Plenty of long, cool-white buds open as large, double roses on this Floribunda. The light green glossy foliage makes a perfect backdrop for these clean white blooms.

A rugged white climber with beautiful and fragrant cool white blooms that open to large double roses.Truly vigorous and hardy, this rose will bloom throughout the summer.

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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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.

This sweet piece of lemony eye-candy looks much like its parent, Gingerbread man - loads of old-fashioned formed flowers, lots of bright green clean leaves, long - lasting color, good vigor and attractive habit. The clear lemon yellow blossoms come in showy clusters.

Lichfield Angel has flowers which start as charming peachy pink cups, gradually opening to form neatly cupped rosettes. Each bloom has a perfect ring of creamy-apricot waxy petals enclosing numerous smaller petals. Eventually the petals turn back to form a large, domed, creamy-white flower. The overall effect in the mass in sunshine is almost pure white.
Lichfield Angel will form a vigorous, rounded shrub which, with its blooms nodding attractively on the branch, will make a fine sight.
It is very useful in a border, as it blends well with all other colours and will act as an intermediary between pinks and yellows.
The fragrance is generally light but has strong elements of clove at one stage.
Lichfield Angel is a limestone sculptured panel, from the 8th century, which was recently discovered in Lichfield Cathedral. It depicts the Archangel Gabriel and still bears the remnants of Saxon paint.
4ft. x 3ft.

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.