36" Tree Roses

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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A tall growing Hybrid tea with beautiful clear yellow blooms carried above the plant. This well branched rose has an abundance of foliage and will produce lots of long, pointed buds and double blooms.
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The exceptional red rich color, stately lines, and the exciting fragrance make this an exceptional Hybrid tea. However, its ability to flourish in all regions makes Mister Lincoln the finest red Hybrid tea of all time. A garden must.

Long-stemmed classic red roses bloom in abundance on this tall-growing plant.

A strong spicy rose fragrance embellishes this deep pink rose's satiny 5 inch flowers. A flawless plant with long spiral bud form and large leaves.

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.

Festive yellows and reds swirl in profusion, with orange-edged blooms emerging from these bright yellow buds. A striking color that's difficult to ignore.

You might think stripes are a new-fangled thing. But it is the old rose heritage that brings the genetic stripping to this spicy scented new-comer. Each petal is as unique as a snowflake--some more burgundy-splashed-white, some creamed-swirled-red-all on the same vigorous plant. The old-fashioned form & fragrance may remind you of its stingy blooming ancestors. Yet the nearly continuous number of blossoms lets you know there's modern kinfolk in there, too. Distinctive clean quilted foliage.
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Some like it hot…and this is one! The luck of the Irish may have finally brought a super slow-opening yellow rose that likes the heat. This saintly yellow can pick up a touch of gold in cool weather, but he'll be wearin' the green when the temps turn up. Loads of novel chartreuse-shaded buds spiral open to yellow-gold flowers of amazing stamina. Grey-green foliage completes the picture.
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It's like finding a stash of doubloons. 'Strike it rich' radiates deep golden yellow blushed with a bits of ruby red. The strong fragrance suggests spice and fruit. A true Grandiflora that blooms in clusters on long stems that are suited for cutting. Great disease resistance.

Sugar Moon is a beautiful white rose with a fragrance!!

Crisp, bright yellow blooms form in lavish clusters on this rounded bush. Great cutting blooms, that also have beautiful deep glossy green foliage.

A colorful Floribunda your garden should not be without. The brilliant orange scarlet blooms of this low maintenance rose will blend well against the colors in your existing landscape. Mass plant these easy care roses along walkways and entrances, or in the front of your garden.

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!