Rose - Betty Prior

Floribunda rose produces single, carmine-pink, slightly fragrant blooms nonstop from June until frost. Upright, disease resistant shrub ideal for borders or hedges.

Rose - First Prize

Climbing rose of vigorous habit with leathery, dark green foliage. Highly scented, two-toned pink flowers, 5” across, are borne from spring to fall.

Rose - Queen of Violets

Arching hybrid perpetual rose with smooth stems and grayish green leaves. Bears remontant, quartered-rosette, fully double, fragrant, violet-purple flowers.

Simplicity Rose

This floribunda rose simply covers itself in huge clusters of 3 1/2-inch blooms, each soft pink blossom lightly fragrant and very long-lasting. Boasting up to 18 petals, these fully double blooms are exquisite in any setting, but as a hedge or large planting, they make a magnificent display.

Fairy Rose

Vigorous polyantha rose of dense, cushion-forming habit. This hardy, shade tolerant rose is renowned for its cascading clusters of lacy, double rosette-shaped, light pink blooms. 'The Fairy' makes a spectacular border with its lush, spreading habit over the edge of flower beds, as a lovely hedge from 2 to 3' high or even as a beautiful ground cover with its low, arching growth. 5" pot.

Rose - Touch of Class

Hybrid tea rose with dark green leaves. High-centered, double flowers, 5” across, pale creamy pink suffused with coral-pink, are borne on long stems from spring to fall.

Lady Banks Rose

Climbing species rose with long, slender, smooth stems and clusters of many rosette-shaped, double, violet-scented white flowers, 1” across. Protect from frost for best results. Prune spent wood only.

Glauca Rose

Vigorous, arching species rose with reddish green stems and grayish-purple leaves. Flat, single, cerise-pink flowers, 1.5” across, with paler pink centers and gold stamens, are borne in small clusters, followed by many spherical orange-red hips in fall.

Wild Western Rose

A much-branched, deciduous shrub, up to 5 ft. tall, often growing in dense thickets. Stems are red and prickled on their lower portions, though not as well-armed as other wild roses. Leaves are pinnately-compound with five to nine leaflets. Pink, five-petaled flowers, 2 in. across, are followed by many orange-red hips.