Agnes (HRug x foetida persiana, 1900)
Amber with yellow base, saucer shaped, fragrant; once blooming in late spring; vigorous,
thorny; dark coarse foliage; rambler or climber. 6'
Z-4, B
Alba Meidiland (GC) Small white flowers
produced in trusses on cascading canes; everblooming, double; vigorous, lush
disease-resistant foliage; can be trained to trellis. 5x7', Z-4, B
Alba Semi-Plena (A, prior to 1600) White,
semi-double fragrant flower, bossed with golden stamen; abundant red hips in fall.
Vigorous plant with healthy gray-green foliage, once-blooming. 6', Z-4b, B
Altissimo see ‘Climbers’
Angela (HMusk
x K) The cupped silvery pink, semi-double flowers carried in trusses continually and have
fruity scent. Plant is vigorous and open with
shiny lime-green foliage, which blend nicely with the flowers and has good shade
tolerance; will benefit from good fertile soil for summer-long beauty. 5-7', Z-5, B
Antique 89 see ‘Climbers’
Apart New (HRug, 1981) Large
cup-shaped pink fragrant flowers borne 10-15 per cluster on thick stem & produced
repeatedly all season, followed by 1” red hips which add ornamental appeal; the
stocky, vigorous plant has dense glossy, deep green foliage that is disease-free. Prefer
semi-shade, well drained organic soil, slightly acidic. 4’4’, Z-2, B
Apothecary (R. Gallica Officinalis, before 1600) Medicinal,
Rose of Lancaster. Deep crimson, cupped, semi
double flower with protruding yellow stamens, lasting 3-4 weeks. The attractive dark green
dense foliage turns maroon in fall, paired with the scarlet hips for Grande Finale.
4’, Z-3, B
Astrid Lindgren Delicate apricot pink,
semi-double cupped mid-size flowers with pleasing raspberry fragrance, produced in
clusters all season atop long fleshy canes. The
erect plant bears medium green lush foliage with excellent texture and excellent disease
resistance. 6-8’, Z-4b, B
Austrian Copper (R foetida bicolor, 16th
century) Single flower has yellow reverse with coppery-red inside and golden
‘eye’. The vigorous spiny plant burst into bloom early in a massive display,
bringing in mind the biblical “Burning Bush”. Notes: occasional reversion to
all-yellow flowers does occur, of which we have no control of. 7', Z-4b, B
Autumn Sunset see ‘Climbers’
Baby Love RNRS GM (Min, 92) Rich yellow,
single flowers produced continually on a short patio-type plant. Use in foundation or small beds as a centerpiece. 1.5', Z-5, B
Ballerina
(HMusk) Masses of petite light pink single flowers produced on large trusses
continually, followed with tiny hips which turn orange in fall; vigorous, open, arching
canes; glossy foliage; shade tolerant. 5'x6',
Z-4, B
Baronne Prevost (HP, 1842) Deep pink very double
flower with strong damask fragrance; petals arranged in tight rosette around buttoned
center strong fragrance. Dusky foliage
resembles Portland roses (Damask). 3-5', Z-4,
B
Belle de Crècy (G, 1829) Rich pink with purple
cast, fragrant; The lax vigorous bush has attractive deep green foliage typical of
Gallica, which turns bluish-red in fall. The plant is vigorous and nearly thornless;
trellising the long canes will enhance the beauty. 4-7’, Z-4, B
Belle Poitevine (HRug) Light lilac-pink,
semi-double, opens flat; fragrant, repeat. Bushy,
vigorous, suckers profusely; dark green, disease-free foliage, fall colors, large red
hips. A choice shrub for city & country
landscape; shade tolerant. Z-3, 5’, A
Betty Boop (Fl, 1999) White edged bright
scarlet with golden center, semi double, undulate petals; bloom abundantly in short
cycles; Vigorous, bushy; glossy red tainted foliage. 4' Z-5, C
Blanc Double De Coubert 1892 (HRug) Snow-white,
semi-double, fragrant flower set in tight clusters; plant has moderate vigor, spreading
and bushy with good shade tolerance. The glossy, medium-green foliage is disease-free. 4’, Z-3, A
Bonanza New (KORmarie, 82) Yellow blend,
rimmed red, semi double flowers produced on vigorous shrub in short cycles. The large bush
is colorful throughout the season. 5’, Z-5 (4), B
Bonica AARS 1987 (GC) Soft
champagne pink, becoming deeper toward the center; flowers are set in sprays and produced
continually. The moderate vigor bush has spreading habit and is best used in groups;
attractive glossy foliage has good disease-resistance.
3'x4'; Z-4b, B
Buff Beauty
see under ‘Climbers’
Camaieux
(G, 1830) Flower double blotched crimson over white, very fragrant; typical
olive-gray foliage. Plant erect & bushy, suitable as hedge & flowerbed. 3’,
Z-4, B
Cambridge ‘POULrust’ (98) Lavender-pink, small flower
borne in large clusters against the backdrop of lush green, shiny foliage; blooms
continually; disease resistant. 2', Z-4, B
Cardinal de Richelieu (G, 1840) Intense violet-purple
aging deep Burgundy, fully double fragrant flower 3” across; dense olive-green
foliage, almost thornless. 3’, Z-4, B
Carefree Delight AARS 1995 (GC) Light
pink with yellow & white hues, blotched with red on reverse; the 1.5-2” single
flower has jugged ‘dancing’ petals, and is carried in large sprays on arching
canes continually. The vigorous spreading
bush has attractive glossy, disease-resistant foliage. Fall delivers bounty of hips. A
choice landscape rose. 3'X5’, Z-4, B
Carefree Sunshine New (RADsun, 2001) Bright yellow
single flowers produced in cluster in short cycles on a sturdy & vigorous plant; the
contrasting lush green foliage is abundant and tidy, befitting group planting. 4-5’,
Z-4, C
Carefree Wonder AARS 1991 This rose combines hardiness, disease resistance,
free blooming and modern ‘classic’ form. The 3.5” double flower of deep
pink with light pink reverse borne in small clusters on upright canes. The upright
tidy bush has dark green foliage and is suitable for hedge. 4X3’, Z-4b, B
Celestial (Celeste, Aurore; A, ~1780) Soft
shell pink, very fragrant cupped flower of exceptional grace. Plant is vigorous and bushy,
with grayish foliage typical of Alba. 5-7’,
Z-5, B
Celsiana
(D, 1732) Light pink, very fragrant, semi-double cupped flower. The plant has lax
growth; flowers are produced in small clusters for several weeks in early summer. 3-5’, Z-4, B
Charles de Mills (Bizzare Triomphant, G,
<1746) an obscure origin rose that is among the tallest of the Gallicas. The sweetly scented, 4” flower is
crimson-red, very double and dense with buttoned center and flattened outline. 4-5', Z-4, B
Chloris (syn.Rosé du Matin, A,
<1820) Flower light pink, double, fragrant flower with typical buttoned boss, once
blooming; coarse gray foliage, tall canes. 5’, Z-4, B
Chuckles (Fl, GC) The glowing orange red
single flower (4”) with white 'eye', carried atop lax cane in large spray of 35-50
flowers; The plant has phenomenal productiveness which result in arching habit without
support. To that end, it is recommended for close planting in groups. Makes excellent
flower bouquet. 3'X4', Z-4, A
Comte de Chambord (P, 1860) Light pink, fragrant
‘buttoned’ flattish flower with many frilled petals, produced repeatedly and
enhanced with dense deep green foliage. The vigorous plant blooms mainly during cool
whether. 4'X3', Z-4, B
Complicata (G) Large deep pink with white
'eye' and yellow boss of stamen; single, saucer-like flower. The upright vigorous open
plant can be trellised onto a fence to enhance appearance.
6', Z-4, B
Constance Spry see ‘Climbing’
Cornelia
(Cl, HMusk) Blend of yellow-red, rosette like small flowers produced on trusses
throughout season. The plant is lax and viny, moderately vigorous and thornless;
shade-tolerant. 5-6’, Z-4b, B
Countess Celeste ('Viking Princess', Olesen, 98)
Orange-coral 3” flowers produced continually on a compact shrublet. Attractive glossy foliage is dense and handsome.
Excellent rose for border and containers. 2',
Z-4, C
Crimson Showers see under ‘Climbers’
Crested Moss (Aka ‘Chápeau de
Napoléon’, M, 1827) Unusual bud form, very ‘mossy’ foliage; pink very
double, fragrant; 4’, Z-4, B
Dart’s Dash (HRug, GC) Crimson purple buds
open to bright lilac purple, semi-double, very fragrant flowers, produced throughout the
season and followed by large hips; The bush is spreading and dense with dark glossy
foliage ending with a display of fall colors and is disease-free; tolerant of shade &
salt conditions. 3'X4', Z-2, A
Delicata (HRug, GC, 1898) One of the
earliest roses to bloom, the purplish-pink flower has nice fragrance and sets rose hip
readily. The plant is moderately vigorous,
bushy and spreading; disease-free; tolerate salt & shady conditions. 4'X4', Z-2, B
Dornröschen (Sleeping Beauty) Brilliant salmon, 5”
flower is high pitched double. Upright, vigorous bush blooms mainly during cool weather;
may be pegged or trellised to enhance bloom. 6-8',
Z-5, B
Dortmund see ‘Climbing’
Dublin Bay
see ‘Climbing’
Dwarf Pavement (Zwerg, HRug, GC) Pink, fragrant,
medium size, semi-double flowers; everblooming, produce bountiful crop of large hips;
vigorous, spreading, bushy; glossy, disease-free foliage.
Excellent landscape and garden rose, tolerate salt condition. 3'X4', Z-3(2), A
Easy Going RNRS (Fl, 99) A sport of Livin'
Easy; the round bud opens to deep yellow flower on a short stem and produced in large
amount all season against deep green, glossy foliage.
Compact yet easy grower. 3', Z-4b, C
R. Eglanteria (Eglantine, Sweetbriar, R.
rubiginosa, <1551) Small light pink scented flowers, followed by red hips; very
tolerant of shade and well suited as trellis on fences. Long-lived. 6-8’, Z-4, B
Elveshörn (K, 85) Vivid rose-salmon,
double, medium size flowers continually produced in large sprays on short branches; bushy,
compact, spreading, very prolific; dark glossy, disease-resistant foliage; a splendid
garden rose, prefer cool site. 3'X4', Z-4, B
Fairy Dance (Pol, GC, Harkness, 1980) Petite
red flowers arranged in sprays atop lax shoots, produced continually from early summer
against glossy deep green foliage; the short plant is suitable in flowerbed &
container and exhibit good tolerance to foliar diseases. 1.5x3’, Z-5 (4), B
Fantin Latour (C, 1900) Noted for wonderful
fragrance & ‘buttoned’ center typical of Centfolia; the light pink fully
double flower appear in mid summer on tall plant, with modern textured foliage. 4-6’,
Z-4 or 5, B
Fourth of July see ‘Climbing’
Foxi Pavement AEN (HRug, GC) Light purple fragrant flower with
large boss of yellow stamen set against attractive dark green lush foliage; with
bumblebees constantly at work, rose hips are abundant. The vigorous dense plant carries
tight clusters continually; disease free foliage and ease of care, combined with fall
display of colors make for a prime landscape rose. 4',
Z-3(2), A
Frau Karl Druschki (White American Pillar, Cl, HP,
1901); Large bush or climbing rose; sumptuous, fragrant flower with sweet sent in the
hybrid Tea form carried on vigorous cane; lush green, leathery disease resistant foliage,
repeat. Great for bouquets & trophies and
a gem in the garden. 6-8', Z-5(4), A
Fru Dagmar Hastrup (HRug, GC, 1914) Soft
flesh-pink, single, cupped flowers produced in tight clusters on compact, spreading plant;
the attractive glossy foliage is disease free, finishing up with a wonderful show of fall
colors, combined with handsome red hips. This all-time Danish favorite is the most adorned
and enhancing shrub rose in northern gardens, unmatched in its beauty & versatility.
2.5x3.5, Z-2, B
Gabriel Noyelle (Moss, 1933) Apricot blend,
recurrent, fragrant. B
General Jacqueminot (Gen. Jack, HP, 1853) Deep
lavender-pink, double flower exudes sweet fragrance reminiscent of old garden roses (OGR). The vigorous plant has dark foliage and but a few
thorns. Recurrent. 5-6', Z-5, B
R. Glauca (Rubrifolia, purple-leaf rose,
Sp) Light pink, single, small flowers produced in late spring and followed by oblong
bright orange hips in late summer; non-recurrent. The
purplish-red foliage is useful as background or contrast; the shade tolerant plant has lax
growth and good disease-resistance. 6-8', Z-2, A
Goldbusch see ‘Climbing’
Golden Wings Bright yellow, single, large
flowers accentuated with orange stamen are set in small clusters in late spring and
reappear occasionally throughout the season. Plant
is vigorous and open with light green foliage. 6'x6', Z-4, A
Gourmet Popcorn (86, ARS rating 8.7) Snow-white
tiny flowers, bossed with golden stamen, burst open continually in small trusses, atop
mounded cascading shrub. The cascading mini
shrub has dark green healthy foliage. Available both as bush & standard (36”).
1.5x1.5' Z-5, C
Grootendorst Supreme
(HRug) Dark magenta-red, small, carnation-like flowers carried in trusses atop
spreading branches repeatedly; vigorous, spreading; medium-green foliage. 4'X5', Z-3, A
Hansa (Rug, 1905) Deep purple-crimson
fragrant flower has ‘buttoned’ center and is carried on fleshy, spiny cane. The
plant is large & open and requires little maintenance. It can often be found around
old homesteads. Suitable as screen, suckers
profusely. 6', Z-2, A
Harison's Yellow (Hfoetida, 1830,Sp) If you have a
fond memory of an old time yellow rose in the heartland, it is very likely that it was
Harison’s. Sulfur yellow flowers cover the plant in late spring, followed by spheroid
hips, which turn black in late summer. Long spiny canes have ferny small foliage; tolerate
shade. 6', Z-3, B
Ilse Krohn Superior see ‘Climbing’
Jacques Cartier
(Marchessa Boccella, P, 1842) Soft pink, double; tightly formed petals with
heightened center, flat rosette shape and heady fragrance, repeat; upright, bushy; dense
foliage, good disease resistance; superb garden plant for small areas and hedges. 3', Z-4, B
Joey’s Palaceä (POULjoey, 99) A patio-type
miniflora; deep apricot –pink blend, double flowers carried in clusters on a compact
plant. 2x2’, Z-5. B
Kaitlyn Ainsley New (HRug, 98) Semi double,
mauve. Z-3, B
Knockoutä AARS (RADrazz, 2000) AARS
Brilliant cherry-red single flowers produced in abundance all season in large clusters;
color deepens in late fall. The bushy
spreading plant has attractive dark leathery foliage that is disease free. 3x3', Z-4b, B
Königin Von Dänemark
(Queen of D., A. 1826) Light pink, tight rosette shape flower, intensely fragrant,
double, quartered; dense, bushy, upright; dark gray-green disease resistant foliage,
typical of the class. Once-blooming. 4-5',
Z-4, B
La Reine (HP, 1842) lustrous pink, very
fragrant, double flower, cupped & double; carried on short stem. Tidy bush resembling Portlands. Flower longevity is exceptional. Z-5, B
Lavaglut
(Fl.) Dark red clustered flowers are long-lived, blooming freely throughout summer.
Good choice for mass planting. 3’, Z-5(4), B
Lavender Dreamä INTerlav (GC) Light lavender
single flower has fresh scent Arching canes carry loads of flowers in trusses season long.
The glossy attractive foliage is healthy & disease-free, the plant tolerate some
shade. 5', Z-4b, B
Lexington (POUlgode) Light yellow edged
white, slightly cupped flower borne in clusters. Plant is mounded and compact, producing
continually on short branches. 2x2’ Z-4, B
Leverkusen see ‘Climbing’
Lichtkonigin Lucia see ‘Climbing’
Lillian Gibson see ‘Climbing’
Linda Campbell (HRug) Deep scarlet, double,
long lasting flowers tightly braided on grand trusses that may require support,
everblooming; prone to blackspot, smooth texture, few thorns. 5'x6', Z-4, B
Little Rambler (CHEwramb, Pol, 94) In a way, a
new twist to old class of roses, or perhaps a climbing miniature. Crimson buds open to
dainty pink flowers, set along lax canes in clusters and produced continually with
delightful sweet fragrance. The pliable canes are easily trainable. 5-7’, Z-5, A
Livin' Easy ('Fellowship', Shrub-Fl) AARS
1996, RNRS GM; Orange blend, very buoyant & profuse; a winner of many awards
worldwide. Bushy & dense; glossy dark
foliage, disease-resistant. Excellent as low
hedge and in container. 3', Z-6, C
Louise Odier (B, 1851) 3” double pink,
rimmed-cupped flower, fragrant; blooms mainly in early summer with occasional rebloom; can
be trained as climber. 6-10’, Z-6(5), B
Love & Peaceä (BAIpeace, AARS 2002 (HT) Like
it’s acclaimed namesake, this rose combines vibrant color of gold & red with
classy form & durable plant worthy a central spot in the garden. 4’ C
Lovely Fairy Sport of The Fairy, rose- pink
flower heads produced continually; both hardiness & disease resistance are equal to
that of the original ‘The Fairy’. 2.5 x 3.5’, Z-4, B
Macy’s Pride™ New (BAIcream, 2003)
Creamy white overlaid with yellow, semi double flower. The erect bush has disease
resistant foliage and is productive. 5’, Z-4, B
Madame Hardy (ar-Dee) (Damask, 1832) White,
very double, medium, fragrant, once blooming; upright, vigorous, disease-resistant. 5', Z-4, B
Madison ‘POULrijk’
('Bayern', 98) Petite lavender-pink, double flowers cover the plant continually. A colorful small rose sure to delight an outdoor
setting & the vase . 1.5X3',
B
Magic Meidiland® New (MEIbonrib) Robust healthy
plant with delightful pink flowers against maroon glossy foliage; flowers produced
continually on trailing canes that are easily trainable to a trellis; excellent disease
resistance tops the fine qualities. 2.5x6’, Z4, B
Magnifica (Rug) Sparkling magenta flowers
followed by large ornate hips; double, very fragrant and repeat; dense, bushy, prolific;
dark glossy disease-free foliage; cheerful color display in fall. 4', Z-2, A
Maiden's Blush
(Alba 1797) The pale pink, rosette-shape fragrant flower with domed midpoint blooms
in early summer; flowers set over several weeks and last for up to 10 days. The vigorous
upright, bushy plant has gray-green foliage with good disease-resistance. 5-7', Z-4, B
Manhattan ‘POULharm’ (98) Abundant rich crimson red,
semi-double flowers, set against dark green glossy foliage. Modest size plant adds sparkle
anywhere around the house. 1.5x2.5', B
Marie Bugnet
(HRug) An unassuming, almost benign, nevertheless a beautiful and practical rose.
White semi-double, 3.5” flower blends the Rugose and modern form, with strong
fragrance, on compact bushy plant. The tidy plant is easily maintained, with few suckering
branches, making it a choice medium size hedge rose. 3x2.5’, Z-3, B
Marjory Fair (Red Ballerina, HMusk) GM, Rome. Dainty small, single red flowers with white
‘eye’, set continually in large trusses on vigorous arching canes. Semi-glossy green foliage has good disease
resistance. A shade tolerant plant, winning admiration from visitors to our rose garden. 5', Z-4, A
Martha's Vineyard ‘POULans’ (95) Hot
pink, petite double flowers produced in huge clusters and great abundance continually. Healthy foliage & vigorous plant. The specimen in our trial garden (Z-3b) has been
grown for two seasons with only minimal protection. 3x4', B
Mme Isaac Perriere (B, 1881) Cerise- pink globular
bud open to perfectly quartered center, rimmed and very fragrant; in spite of its beauty
this is tender rose requiring plenty of TLC and sunny warm weather to win trophy tables.
Recurrent. 5’, Z-6, B
Moje Hammarberg (HRug, 31) (pronounced Mo'Ye
Hamar-be-'Reeh). Deep magenta large flower,
double & very fragrant, blooms repeatedly and cleans well. Beautiful lush glossy foliage holds it’s own
show. The tidy vigorous plant is low in maintenance and has nice fall display. 4', Z-3, B
Mozart (Hmusk, 1937) Deep pink, small
single flowers with white eye, carried in large trusses continually, on long arching
canes, which make for beautiful sprays in bouquets; the dark green glossy, healthy foliage
compliments the huge trusses. The plant is shade tolerant and hardy, easily trainable onto
trellis. Named after the prolific composer, this rose entails just that. 5x6', Z-4, B
My Hero™ New (BAIhero, 2003) Red
buds open to deep pink flowers, produced continually on a mounded bush; the plant has good
disease resistance and qualified for group planting. 3’, Z4, C
Mystic ‘POULor’ (94)
Salmon-pink, single to semi-double flowers, with white eye & golden button, shroud the
plant 'around the clock'; glossy foliage is attractive by itself & as backdrop. Displays well in the garden as in container. 1.5x2.5, B
Nearly Wild (Fl, GC) Radiating pink single,
3.5” flowers are set continually in clusters of 5-12, on compact everblooming shrub.
The bushy, spreading, low-growing plant is exceptionally prolific and colorful,
contributing to its high popularity. 2'X3',
Z-4, A
New Dawn see ‘Climbing’
Orange Fire (Fl) As the name implies, this
feisty 'Highway Department' colored flower has non-fading scarlet orange, semi-double
flowers, produced in clusters continually. The
compact low growing, spreading bush has attractive glossy dark green foliage and is among
the most popular roses in our garden. 2.5',
Z-4b, B
Oranges 'n Lemons (Fl) Bright orange with yellow
streaks, double, fragrant; vigorous, upright, very prolific; foliage is glossy and
abundant, tinted maroon. 5', Z-5, C
Outta the Blueä (WEKstephitsu, 2002) Deep
magenta turning yellow at the base in ‘old fashion’ modern rose both in form
& fragrance. Flowers borne in short cycles in clusters, on mid size upright bush.
3-4’, B
Parkdirektor riggers see ‘Climbing’
Purple Pavement (Rotes Meer, HRug, GC) Vibrant
violet-purple, non-fading semi-double flower with accentuating yellow boss awash with
strong fragrance. The dense green foliage is disease free, providing attractive show of
colors come fall. The bushy and rather compact plant has spreading habit, producing tight
clusters from spring to late fall, followed by a massive display of red rotund hips. Z-2, 3x5x4’, A
Ramblin’ Redä see ‘Climbing’
Raubritter new (Hmacrantha, 1936)
Dainty pink flowers 3” cupped perfumed flowers, engulf the short plant for 3-4 weeks
in early summer in owesome display. 1.5x1.5’, Z-4, B
Red Fairy (Moore, 1998, HMusk)
Improvisation on 'The Fairy' theme; light crimson, small, double flowers arranged in
trusses and produced generously season-long. Moderately
vigorous, cascading; dark green foliage. 2X4',
Z-5, B
Riene des Violettes
(HP, 1860) Deep purple, rosette shape flower coupled with strong damask fragrance
on vigorous healthy plant makes a lasting impression of a summer treat. Add the hardiness of the shrub for outstanding
specimen. Flowers produced in short cycles until late frost conclude. 5', Z-4, B
Robin Hood (Hmusk, 1927) Cherry-red,
double, small flower; continual procession of bloom produced on panicles. Vigorous, bushy; dark leathery & healthy
foliage; tolerate shade. A splendid garden
rose. 4', Z-4, B
Robusta (HRug x K) Sparkling red flowers
carried on long thorny stems from early summer till late fall, embellished by glossy dark
reddish green foliage. A vigorous and unique shrub, that differs markedly from any other
Rugosa hybrid in color, form and texture. Despite shortcomings in hardiness and disease
tolerance, remains a popular choice among gardeners; tolerate some shade. 6-8', Z-5, A
Rosa Mundi (Gallica Versicolor,
before 1580) Origin of many striped roses; Fragrant flowers are borne during early to mid
summer against dark green foliage of Gallica texture; the heavily striped pink-crimson
flowers carry pleasing fragrance with eminent yellow stamen & wavy petals.4', Z-4, B
R. Spinossissima
(Scotchbriar, Pimpinellifolia, Sp) Creamy yellow five-petaled flowers are the
harbinger of rose flowering season and deliciously fragrant. The bloom is followed by
small hips, which go unnoticed during season, then gradually darken and persist through
fall. The plant has coarse texture and suckers profusely.
The species has been a source of many hardy rose hybrids. 3-5', Z-3, A
Rosarium Utersen see ‘Climbing’
Rose De Rescht (P, late 18th cent.)
Bright fuchsia-crimson non-fading flower offer rich damask fragrance. The tight
rosette-like arrangement radiating from the center on short stem, 1-3 per blossom. The
compact plant is round & bushy, blooming in short cycles; lush disease resistant
foliage befitting flowerbed or containers. 2.5',
Z-4, B
Roseraie de L'Hay
(HRug, 1901) A refined & compact version of Hansa in both dimension &
flower. Very fragrant magenta flower with prominent yellow boss at the core. The spreading bush blooms in cycles,
producing 3-5 flowers per cluster. 4', Z-3, B
Royal Bonica (GC) Descendant of Bonica,
flashy coral-pink 3.5” flower, fully double, with slightly reflexing petals, unfold
in classic ‘modern’ way, carried in clusters of 5-15 on arching canes
continually. Glossy attractive foliage with
good disease resistance and vigorous spreading plant, further enhance the beauty of this
remarkable rose. 3'X5', Z-4, B
Rugosa Rubra (Sp) Deep purple buds open to
magenta, single fragrant flowers with domed yellow boss of anthers; plant is bushy,
blooming primarily during cool weather. The dark green, crinkled disease-free foliage
change to shades of yellow, orange & red in fall with added scarlet vitamin C-rich
hips accentuating this Grande Finale. Highly tolerant to salt & shade. Z-2, A
Rugosa "Albo
Plena" (Sp) White, semi-double fragrant flower is carried
in clusters of 4-7 on moderately vigorous, mounded plant.
The lime- green glossy disease-free foliage is very attractive, changing colors in
fall for a final display. Salt tolerant. 4'X5',
Z- 2, A
Sally Holmes see ‘Climbing’
Santa Barbara™ New (POUloesy, 98) Deep
non fading coral pink, semi-double 3” flowers produced in short cycle against glossy
dark green foliage; the erect bushy growth habit makes this plant a choice hedge rose for
cold climates. 4x3’, B
Sara Van Fleet (HRug) The large pink,
semi-double 4” flower open flat, carrying fresh aroma and produced on long canes
through summer. The stately plant serves well
as highly ornamental hedge, providing cut flowers season long. 6'X5', Z-4, B
Scabrosa (Rug) Compact version of 'Rugosa Rubra' and a
choice companion to ‘Fru Dagmar Hastrup’; bright magenta enhanced with sulfur
yellow corona of stamen, single flower with spicy fragrance. Flowers produced in clusters
of 3-7 all season, and readily form large hips, which turn bright red. The dark green glossy foliage puts on fall colors
ranging from yellow to maroon. 2.5X3.5', Z-2, B
Scarlet Meidiland
(Cl or GC) clear red, fully double 2” flowers produced freely all summer in
clusters of up to 20, continually. The long pliable growth, enhanced by glossy foliage
lends to trellising or trailing. 6-8'; Z-4b,
B
Scarlet Pavement (HRug) Another exemplary
rose from the European breeding program; deep lilac pink buds open to large semi double
4.5” flowers, strongly fragrant deep pink, crowned with yellow center and followed by
large rose hips; the wavy petals lend informal, country-style form. The glaucuos young
foliage turns lush green and is disease-free. The plant has erect spreading habit.
4x4’, Z-3. B
Scentimental
(Fl) AARS 1997; Vibrant crimson with
light pink streaks scattered throughout; very double and scented. Plant is upright and has deep green healthy
foliage. 3-4', Z-4b, C
Sea Foam (GC, Pol) White pompon-like
flowers; globular, double; produce large amounts of bloom in trusses on trailing canes,
everblooming. Vigorous, low-maintenance rose
with dark glossy, disease-free foliage. 2.5'x5';
Z-4, A
Seven Sisters see ‘Climbing’
Souvenir De Philemont Cochet
(HRug, 1899) Sport of Blanc Dbl. De Coubert bearing more petals and more vigorous
plant, similar in texture & habit. 4',
Z-3, B
Stanwell Perpetual (GC, Spinosissima x
Damask, 1838) Pale pink to white, double, rosette; fragrant, medium size. Spreading, bushy; dense foliage; prolific, blooms
almost continually. 3'X4', Z-4, B
Starry Nights ä ‘ORAwichkay’ AARS 2001(GC) Single 2.5-3” white flowers,
accentuated by yellow boss, assembled in large cluster or spray. Glossy disease free
foliage enhances the overall appearance. The spreading plant blooms continually and is
very low maintenance. 3’, Z-5(4), B
Tabris (Raspberry Eye, Fl) Creamy white
4” flower edged raspberry-red & golden cast, semi-double, supported by sturdy
upright, vigorous cane with leathery husky foliage. The robust plant is remarkably
productive and tidy, acclaimed winner of numerous awards and trophies. 5-7', Z-4b, B
The Fairy (Pol, GC, 1932) Soft pink,
1” double flowers carried in trusses on cascading canes, continually. The sparkling, disease-resistant foliage is dense,
further enhancing the beauty. Although miniature in stature, it provides hefty amount of
sprays for bouquets, and a valuable flowerbed and landscape rose. 2.5'x4', Z-3. A
Therese Bugnet (HRug x 'Arctic' rose) Crimson
bud open to frosty pink, double & fragrant flower, clutched in 3-5 per cluster. The spring show is most dramatic, with occasional
repeat, especially in late summer & fall. The upright plant carries dense lacy
foliage, moderately prone to mildew; the reddish canes are almost devoid of thorns;
occasional orange hips. Very hardy, bode well in harsh climates. 5'x6', Z3, A
Topaz Jewel
(HRug, 87) Bright lemony yellow bud with red strokes, open to light yellow flower.
The heady citrus scent, combined with pleasing form and abundance of bloom, contribute to
the overall beauty. The plant is stout and spiny, best when grouped in tight spacing, as
to create clumps. 4', Z-4, C
Tumbling Waters
‘POULtumb’
(98) small scented flowers, with yellow boss in the center, are produced on arching /
cascading plant in trusses; the unopened buds (petioles) are frilled. Plants are healthy
growers. 2x2.5, B
Tuscany Superb (G, 1837) A hallmark shade of
dark crimson, aging to dusky magenta, double and curled petals, emblematic of Gallica. The
hefty once blooming effect is dominant and impressive, followed by orange hips into fall.
Plant has upright character and dense foliage in the Gallica mold. 3', Z-4, B
Versailles Palace™ New (POUlsail, ’99)
This patio-type mini flora rose is non fading rich coral with classic form flowers, set
against dark glossy foliage on compact bushy plant. 2x2’, Z-5(4), B
Warbler (91) Bright yellow, semi-double
cupped flowers produced in large clusters against dark green foliage on a small yet
vigorous plant. Hardy & prolific
shrublet. 1.5x2', B
Westerland see ‘Climbing’
