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January - April, 2009 for best chance of availability.
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until prior to shipping in 2009.
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from 9~4. Please see Potted Roses
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Come out and enjoy a picnic surrounded
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May if available.
Our 2008 selection is listed below. Click on Bare
Root Roses for availability and ordering
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Please join us for our annual Mother's
Day Open House both Saturday and
Sunday each Mother's Day Weekend.
We will be serving ice tea, lemonade,
and cookies, and will debut the
current season's potted roses including old garden roses,
selected modern roses, and unusual
and rare antique rose varieties.
“One comes back to those old
fashioned roses as one does
to old music and poetry.
A garden needs old associations,
old fragrances, as a home
needs things that have been lived
with.” ...The
Rosa Annual, 1928, Mrs. Marion Page
Potted
Roses Available:
Presently for sale at the ROSES
OF
YESTERDAY & TODAY Rose Garden -
5 gallon plastic potted roses are $25. incl. tax.
Please feel free to call to put
roses on hold. Quantities are limited.
The garden is open everyday from
9 to 4.
Call (831)728-1901 if you don't
find what you want available here.
Please see 'Bare
Root Roses Available' for bareroot roses available January-April for
shipping
or pick up (please order ahead
so we can place your order in our pick up
box). Bareroot Roses below
may be available potted Mother's Day Weekend,
or even as early as January, and
will be added to this Potted Roses list at that time.
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE POTTED:
See our Descriptions
Page for
more in depth descriptions and photos.
(OR-own root)
Summer 2008 ~ Still more to come!
Many roses from bareroot list will be available potted!
Please call to put roses on hold as quantities are limited.
Abraham DarbyDavid
Austin. (1985) 5 feet. Peach-Pink. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
AlchymistCall
to reserve more to be potted soonClimber. (1956) 10-15 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant. One long annual flowering. Zones 4-9.
Alfred de DalmasMoss.
(1855) 2-3 feet. Blush
to white.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-9.
Cl. AltissimoLarge
Flowered Climber.1966. 6-8 feet. Chinese Red.
Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
Angel FaceFloribunda.
3-4 feet. Lavender. Very Fragrant. Repeat
bloom. Zones 5-9.Awakening
Baby
Faurax Polyantha. (1924) 1-1
1/2 ft. Purple. Light fragrance. Repeat
bloom. Zones 5-10.
Baron Girod de
l'Ain Hybrid Perpetual. (1897) 3-4 feet. Maroon
edged
white. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Baroness Rothschild
Bewitched
Hybrid Tea. (1967) 4-5 feet. Pink. Very
fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Blanc Double
de Coubert Rugosa. 1892. 3-5 feet. White. Talc fragrance. Repeat
bloom. Hips. Zones 3-9.
BLAZE, Improved,
Cl (OR)
Buff Beauty Hybrid
Musk. (1939) 5-7 feet. Creamy buff yellow.
Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zone 4-10.
Cecile Brunner Polyantha.
"Sweetheart Rose" (1881) 3 feet. Light
pink. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
Cl. Cecile BrunnerCl.
Polyantha. (1894) 15-20 feet. Lt. pink.
Intermittent bloom. Zones 4-9.
Celestial Alba. (1739)
4-6 feet. Shell Pink. Very fragrant. One annual
flowering. Zones 5-9.
CorneliaHybrid Musk.
(1925) 6-8 feet. Pink w/Apricot
tones. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly.
Zones 5-10.
De Meaux (OR)Centifolia.
(1637) 3 feet. Pink.
Fragrant.
One annual flowering. Zones 4-9.
Distant DrumsGriffith
Buck. (1985) 3 to 4 feet. Lavender/Tan.
Myrrh fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Don Juan, cl.Large-Flowered
Climber. (1958) 12-14 feet.
Red.
Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
Dortmund, Cl. Kordesii.
(1955) 10-15 ft.Red w/white center. Fragrant.
Blooms repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
Double
Delight Hybrid Tea. (1977) CreamblushingRed.
3-4 feet. Fragrant Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Electron
Hybrid Tea. (1970) 2-4 feet. Deep Pink.
Fragrant.
Flowers Repeatedly. Zone 5-11.
Eureka
Floribunda. (2003) 3 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 6-10.
Evelyn
Call to reserve more to be potted soon
Shrub. David Austin. (1991) 4 to 5 feet. Apricot.
Strong fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10
The
FairyPolyantha. (1941) 2-3 1/2 feet. Pink.
Little Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
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Felicite
Parmentier Alba. (1834) 4-5 feet.
Pale Pink. Very fragrant. One annual flowering. Zone 4-9.
Cl.
Fourth of July Large Flowered Climber.1999.10-14
feet.Red striped
white.Apple
rose fragrance.Repeat.Zones 5-10.
Fragrant Cloud Hybrid
Tea, 1967. 4-5 feet.
Coral. Very Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Francis E. Lester
Hybrid
Musk, 1946. 12-20 feet. Zones 4-9. White. Strong fragrance. One long
bloom. Zone 6-10.
Frau Dagmar
Hastrup (OR) Rugosa. (1914)
2-3 feet. Clear Pink. Flowers repeatedly.
Zones 3-9.
Gloire de DijonClimbing
Tea/Noisette. 15-20 feet. Apricot/pink.
Flowers
repeatedly. Zone 7-10.
Graham
Thomas David Austin.1983. 6 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant. Repeat Bloom. Zones 5-10.
Green
Rose Rosa Chinensis Viridiflora. (1843) To 8 ft. Green.
Repeat bloom. Zones 7-10.
Hansa(OR)Rugosa.
(1905) 5 feet.
Vibrant Purple Red.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 3-9.
Hawkeye
Belle Shrub-Grandiflora. (1975) 4 feet. Pink.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Heidelberg
Honorine
de Brabant Bourbon. (Introduction date unknown)
4-6 feet. White/Pink striped. Flowers repeatedly.
Zones 4-9.
Hugh DicksonHybrid
Perpetual. (1905) 5-6 feet. Red. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 4-10.
Just
Joey Hybrid Tea. (1972) 3-4
feet.
Buff Orange. Fragrant. Repeat bloom.
Zones 5-10.
Lady
Hillingdon Tea. (1910) 4 feet.
Apricot.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 7-10.
Lavender LassieHybrid
Musk. (1958) 6-10 feet. Pink. Very Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zone 5-10.
Lavender PinocchioFloribunda.
(1948) 2-3 feet. Lavender. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Leverkusen Kordesii.
(1954) 8-10 feet. Yellow. Lemon fragrance.
Repeat bloom. Zone 5-10.
Lilac RoseCall
to reserve, more to be potted soon Shrub. David
Austin. (1990) 4 feet. Lilac.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 6-10.
Madame
Alfred Carriere Noisette.
(1879) 12-20 feet. White. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones
5-10.
Madame
Hardy Damask. (1832) 4-6
feet. White. Fragrant. One annual flowering. Zones 4-10.
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Marguerite HillingShrub.
(1959) 3-5 feet. Pink. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Mary RoseCall
to reserve, more to be potted soonDavid Austin. Shrub. Pink. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
New Dawn, cl.(OR)Lg.
Flowered Cli., 1930.12-20 ft. Pale Pink.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Pat Austin Shrub.
David Austin. 4-5 feet. (1995) Coppery
Orange. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
The Pilgrim
Shrub. David Austin. (1991) 4-5 feet. Pale
Yellow. Fragrant. Zones 5-10.
Pink GrootendorstHybrid
Rugosa. (1923) 5-7 feet. Pink. Little fragrance.
Repeat bloom. Zones 3-9.
Prairie Princess(OR)Griffith
Buck. (1971) 3 to 4 feet. Pink.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Prosperity(OR)Griffith
Buck. (1919) 3 to 4 feet. White.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Queen ElizabethCall
to reserve, more to be potted soon Grandiflora. (1954)
5 feet. Medium Pink. Moderate
Fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Rosa Paulii (Rosa Xpaulii)Ground
cover. (Prior to 1903) 12 feet. White. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zone
4-10.
Royal Sunset, ClimberLarge
Flowered Climber. (1960) 8-10 feet. Salmon.
Fragrant. Zones 5-9.
Sally Holmes Shrub.
(1976) 6-8 ft.
Apricot toBlush
White. Slight fragrance. Repeat. Zones 5-9.
Sombreuil Climbing Tea.
1856. 7-12 feet. Ivory. Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 7-10.
Souvenir
de la Malmaison, ClimbingBourbon. (1893) 10 feet.
Flowers repeatedly.
Stainless SteelHybrid
Tea, 1997. 4-6 feet.
Silvery Lavender Gray.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Sterling SilverHybrid
Tea, 1957. 4 feet. Silvery lavender blue.
Citrus Rose Fragrance. Repeat. Zones 6-9.
St. PatrickHybrid
Tea. (1996) 4 feet. Yellow-gold
shaded green. Light fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-10.
TamoraDavid Austin.1987.
3 feet. Apricot. Myrrh Fragrance. Repeat Bloom.
Zones 4-10.
The
Fairy (OR) Polyantha.
(1941) 2-3 1/2 feet. Pink. Little Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Tour
de Malakoff Centifolia. (1856) 3-5 feet. Pink
w/violet
shadings. Very Fragrant. One annual bloom. Zones 4-9.
Westerland(OR)
Shrub. (1969) 8' by 8'. Orange.
Light fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
White
Dawn, cli. Lg. Flowered Cli.,
1949. 12-14 feet. White. Sweet fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
White
PetPolyantha. (1879) 18 -27 inches. White. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-9.
York and LancasterRosa
damascena versicolor. (1551) 5 feet. White/Pink. Very fragrant. One annual
bloom. Zone 3-9.
Zephirine
Drouhin (OR)Bourbon. (1868) 6-8 feet.
Bright
Pink. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Summer 2008 ~ More still to come!
Some sold out bare root will be available potted!
Please call to put roses on hold as quantities are limited.
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Special
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Alternate
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Bare
Root Roses
available for ordering
for pick up or shipping Jan. thru April, 2009.
You may
place orders for 2009, however we will not begin confirming
orders until September, 2008. We will not charge
for orders
until prior to shipping in 2009. We will acknowledge
your order
is received and then send you an order confirmation in
the fall.
Orders received by September have the best chance of
availability.
Bareroot Roses are $17.95 each.
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least three of a kind. This ought of course to be
everyone's practice. Dealers should refuse to sell
less than three." James Gould Cozzens
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Key = (OR) - Own root, not grafted roses. Top
(Cl.)
- Climbing Roses, although there are climbers that do not include 'Climbing'
in their name, so look at height.
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Available Roses, Grade
1; January through April, 2009
$17.95 each
Many Bare Root Roses in list
to be available potted throughout the summer of 2008
~ Call to Reserve for pick up
Abraham DarbyDavid
Austin. (1985) 5 feet. Peach-Pink. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Agnes Hybrid Rugosa. (1922)
4-6 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom.
Zones 4-9.
AlchymistClimber.
(1956) 10-15 feet. Yellow. Fragrant. One long
annual flowering. Zones 4-9.
Alfred de DalmasSOLD
OUT-potted soonMoss. (1855) 2-3 feet. Blush
to
white. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-9.
Cl. Aloha Climbing
Hybrid Tea. (1949) 8-10 feet.
Two-toned pink.
Sweet Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Cl. AltissimoLarge
Flowered Climber.1966. 6-8 feet. Chinese Red.
Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
Ambridge RoseDavid
Austin. 1990. 4 feet. Apricot Pink. Fragrant.
Blooms Repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Cl. AmericaLarge
Flowered Climber. 1976. 10-12 ft. Coral
Pink. Spicy Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Angel FaceFloribunda.
3-4 feet. Lavender. Very Fragrant. Repeat
bloom. Zones 5-9.
Angel Face, Cl.Floribunda.
1981. Lavender. Very Fragrant. Repeat bloom.
Zones 5-9.
Apothecary
Rose/Rosa Gallica Officinalis (before
1300) 3-4 feet. Light Crimson. Very fragrant.
One annual bloom. Zones 3-9.
Applejack Shrub.
(1972) 5-8 ft. Pink. Fragrant. Repeat bloom.
Zone 4-10.
Austrian Copper Foetida,
<1590. 4-5 ft. Orangew/yellow.
Licorice fragrance. One bloom. Zones 3-9.
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Baby
FauraxPolyantha. (1924) 1-1 1/2 ft. Purple.
Light fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Ballerina(OR)
Hybrid Musk. (1937) 6 feet.
Pale pink
w/ white center. Little fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Banksia Lutea(Yellow
Lady Banks) (1807) 20 feet. Yellow. Not Fragrant.
One bloom. Zones 8-10.
Baron Girod de
l'Ain Hybrid Perpetual. (1897) 3-4 feet. Maroon
edged
white. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Baronne PrevostHybrid
Perpetual. (1842) 4 to 5 feet. Pink. Very Fragrant. Repeat
blooming. Zones 4-10.
Belinda Hybrid
Musk. (1936) 4 to 6 feet. Flowers repeatedly. Zones
5 -10.
Belle de CrecyGallica.
(Prior to 1848) 4 feet.
Violet.
Very
Fragrant. One annual bloom. Zones 5-9.
Belle PoitevineRugosa.
(1894) 4-6 feet. Lavender pink.
Very fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 3-9.
Bewitched
Hybrid Tea. (1967) 4-5 feet. Pink.
Very
fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Blanc Double
de Coubert Rugosa. 1892. 3-5 feet. White. Talc fragrance. Repeat
bloom. Hips. Zones 3-9.
BLAZE, Improved,
Cl (OR)
Blush NoisetteNoisette.
(1818) Zones 6-10. White w/ Pink tones. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 6-10.
Buff Beauty
Hybrid Musk. (1939) 5-7 feet. Creamy buff yellow.
Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zone 4-10.
Burgundy Iceberg
Floribunda.
(2007) 3-4 feet. Purple. Light Fragrance.
Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-9
Cardinal de Richelieu
Hybrid Gallica. (1840) 4-5 feet.Mauve.
Fragrant.
One annual bloom. Zones 3-9.
Carefree Beauty(OR)
Floribunda(1977) 2-4 feet. Pink Blooms
repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
Cat-in-the-Bag
(Pig-in-a-poke) A mystery rose, from which the rose tag is lost,
$11.00
Cecile Brunner Polyantha.
"Sweetheart Rose" (1881) 3 feet. Light
pink. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
Cl. Cecile BrunnerCl.
Polyantha. (1894) 15-20 feet. Lt. pink.
Intermittent bloom. Zones 4-9.
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to be available potted throughout the summer of 2008
~ Call to Reserve for pick up
Celestial Alba.
(1739) 4-6 feet. Shell Pink. Very fragrant.
One annual flowering. Zones 5-9.
CelsianaDamask.
(Prior to 1732) 4-5 feet. Pink. Very fragrant.
One annual bloom. Zones 4-9.
Chapeau de Napoleon(Crested
Moss) Rosa Centifolia Cristata. (1826) 4-5 feet. Pink. Very fragrant. One
annual bloom. Zones 4-9.
Charles de MillsGallica.
(Early 1800's) 4-5 feet. Deep Purple.
Fragrant. One annual flowering. Zones 4-9.
Chestnut RoseRosa
Roxburghii. (Prior to 1814) 5-6 feet. Pink. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones
4-10.
Comte de ChambordPortland.
(1860) 4 feet.
Pink.
Fragrant. Flowers
repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
CorneliaHybrid Musk.
(1925) 6-8 feet. Pink w/Apricot
tones. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly.
Zones 5-10.
Crested Moss(Chapeau
de Napoleon)Rosa Centifolia Cristata. (1827) 4-5 feet. Pink.
Very fragrant. One annual bloom. Zones 4-9.
Dainty Bess Hybrid
Tea, 1925. 3-4 ft. Dusky pink. Moderate tea
fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
DelicataRugosa. (1898)
3-4 ft.
Lilac Pink. Fragrant. Repeat bloom.
Zones 3-9.
De MeauxCentifolia.
(1637) 3 feet. Pink.
Fragrant. One annual
flowering. Zones 4-9.
Distant DrumsGriffith
Buck. (1985) 3 to 4 feet. Lavender/Tan.
Myrrh fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Don Juan, cl.Large-Flowered
Climber. (1958) 12-14 feet.
Red.
Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
Dortmund, Cl.Kordesii.
(1955) 10-15 ft.Red w/white center. Fragrant.
Blooms repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
Double
Delight Hybrid Tea. (1977) CreamblushingRed.
3-4 feet. Fragrant Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Dublin
Bay, Cl.Large-Flowered Climber. (1976) Clear
Red. 8-12 feet. Fragrant Blooms repeatedly. Zone 4-10.
EglantineSweetbriar.
(Ancient) 10-14 feet. Pink. Apple fragrance. One annual
bloom. Zone 4-9.
Electron
Hybrid Tea. (1970) 2-4 feet. Deep Pink.
Fragrant.
Flowers Repeatedly. Zone 5-11.
Elizabeth
Taylor Hybrid Tea. (1985) 4 feet. Pink.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
ErfurtHybrid
Musk. (1939) Cherry pink/ivory
center. 4 feet. Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
Etoile
de Hollande, Cl. Climbing Hybrid Tea. (1931) 12 feet. Red.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Eugene
de Beauharnais China-Bourbon. (1838) 3 feet. Crimson.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-9.
Eureka
Floribunda. (2003) 3 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 6-10.
Evelyn
Shrub. David Austin. (1991) 4 to 5 feet.
Apricot.
Strong fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10
Fair
Bianca David Austin. (1986)
3 ft. White. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
The
Fairy Polyantha.
(1941) 2-3 1/2 feet. Pink. Little Fragrance.
Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Felicite
Parmentier Alba. (1834) 4-5 feet.
Pale Pink. Very fragrant. One annual flowering. Zone 4-9.
F.J.
Grootendorst (OR)
Hybrid Rugosa. (1918) 5 feet.
Fuschia.
Little fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 3-9.
Cl.
Fourth of July Large Flowered Climber.1999.10-14
feet.Red striped
white.Apple
rose fragrance.Repeat.Zones 5-10.
Fragrant Cloud Hybrid
Tea, 1967. 4-5 feet.
Coral. Very Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Francis E. Lester
Hybrid
Musk, 1946. 12-20 feet. Zones 4-9. White. Strong fragrance. One long
bloom. Zone 6-10.
Frau Dagmar
Hastrup (OR) Rugosa. (1914)
2-3 feet. Clear Pink. Flowers repeatedly.
Zones 3-9.
Frau Karl DruschkiHybrid
Perpetual. (1901) 4-6 feet. White. Fragrant. Repeat. Zones
5-10.
General JacqueminotHybrid
Perpetual. (1853) 4-5 feet. Red. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 4-10.
Gertrude Jekyll
Shrub. David Austin. (1986) 4-6 feet. Pink.
Fragrant.
Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Gipsy Boy(Zigeunerknabe)Bourbon.
(1909) 5'h-10'w. Crimson/Purple.
Light fragrance. One annual bloom. Zone 4-9.
Gloire de DijonClimbing
Tea/Noisette. 15-20 feet. Apricot/pink.
Flowers
repeatedly. Zone 7-10.
Golden Showers,
Cl.Large-Flowered Climber, 1956. 12-14 ft.
Yellow.
Licorice fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Graham
Thomas David Austin.1983. 6 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant. Repeat Bloom. Zones 5-10.
Green
Rose Rosa Chinensis Viridiflora. (1843) To 8 ft. Green.
Repeat bloom. Zones 7-10.
Gruss
an Aachen Floribunda. (1909) 2-3 feet. Whitew/apricot/pink.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Gruss
an Teplitz Hybrid China. (1897) 3-4 feet. Red.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 6-10.
Hansa(OR)Rugosa.
(1905) 5 feet.
Vibrant Purple Red.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 3-9.
Harison's
YellowHybrid Foetida. (1830) 5-8 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant.
One annual flowering. Zones 3-9.
Hawkeye
Belle Shrub-Grandiflora.
(1975) 4 feet. Pink. Fragrant. Repeat
bloom. Zones 5-10.
HeidelbergShrub
or Climber. (1959) 6-8 feet. Red. Light fragrance.
Repeat bloom. Zone 4-10.
Henri
MartinMoss. (1863) 5-6 feet. Rose
Red. Very fragrant. One annual flowering. Zone 5-9.
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Henry
NevardHybrid Perpetual. (1924) 4-5 ft. Red.
Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 4-10.
HeritageDavid
Austin.1984. 4-5 feet. Shell Pink. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Honorine
de Brabant Bourbon. (Introduction date unknown)
4-6 feet. White/Pink striped. Flowers repeatedly.
Zones 4-9.
Hot Cocoa
(OR)
Floribunda. (22003) 4-5 feet. Rust/chocalate.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Hugh DicksonHybrid
Perpetual. (1905) 5-6 feet. Red. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 4-10.
Iceberg
(OR)Floribunda.
(1958) 4-5 feet. White. Light Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Cl. IcebergCli.
Floribunda. (1968) 8-10 feet. White. Light Fragrance. Repeat bloom.
Zones 4-9.
Intrigue
Floribunda. (1982) 4-5 feet. Purple.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
IspahanDamask.
(Before 1832) 5-6 feet. Pink. Fragrant. One long annual flowering. Zones
4-9.
Jacques
Cartier (Marquise Bocella) Portland. (1842)
2-4 feet.
Clear Pink. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly.
Zones 5-10.
Joseph's
Coat, Cl.Large flowered climber.(1964)
6-8 feet.
Yellow/Orange/Red..
Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Just
Joey Hybrid Tea. (1972) 3-4
feet.
Buff Orange. Fragrant. Repeat bloom.
Zones 5-10.
KathleenHybrid Musk.
(1922) White edged with pink. 6 to 15 feet. Repeat bloom. Zone 5-10.
Kathleen HarropClimbing
Bourbon. (1919) 6-8 feet. Light Pink.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Kazanliksee
Rosa Damascena Triginitepetala below. Damascena. (Prior to
1700) 3-4 feet. Rose Red. Very Fragrant. One
annual bloom. Zones 4-9.
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Konigin
von Danemark (Queen of Denmark) Alba. (1826) 4-5 feet.
Pink.
Very
fragrant. One annual bloom. Zone 4-9.
Lady
Hillingdon Tea. (1910) 4 feet.
Apricot.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 7-10.
Lavender LassieHybrid
Musk. (1958) 6-10 feet. Pink. Very Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zone 5-10.
Lavender PinocchioFloribunda.
(1948) 2-3 feet. Lavender. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Leverkusen Kordesii.
(1954) 8-10 feet. Yellow. Lemon fragrance.
Repeat bloom. Zone 5-10.
Lilac Rose
Shrub. David Austin. (1990) 4 feet. Lilac.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 6-10.
Lilian Austin
Shrub. David Austin. (1973) 3-4 feet. Salmon/Apricot.
Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 6-10.
Louise OdierBourbon.
(1851) 5 feet. Pink. Very fragrant. Repeat
bloom. Zone 5-10.
Madame
Alfred Carriere Noisette. (1879) 12-20 feet. White.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Madame
Hardy Damask. (1832) 4-6
feet. White. Fragrant. One annual flowering. Zones 4-10.
Madame Isaac PereireBourbon.
(1880) 4-6 feet. Deep Pink. Fragrant. Repeat
bloom. Zones 5-9.
Madame Pierre OgerBourbon.
(1878) 5-6 feet. Pearl edged with Cerise.
Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
Marguerite HillingShrub.
(1959) 3-5 feet. Pink. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Mary RoseDavid
Austin. Shrub. Pink. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Michelle MeillandHybrid
Tea. (1945) 4-6 feet. Porcelain Pink.
Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Mister LincolnHybrid
Tea, 1964. 4-6 feet. Red. Very fragrant.
Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Mrs. John LaingHybrid
Perpetual. (1887) 5-6 feet.
Pink. Very Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zone 4-10.
Mutabilis Rosa
chinensis mutabilis. (Prior to 1896) 3-6 feet. Yellow,peach,pink.
Flowers
repeatedly. Zones 7-10.
New Dawn, Cl.Lg.
Flowered Cli. (1930)12-20 ft. Pale Pink.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Old Blush China.
(1752) 3-5 feet. Pink. Fragrant. Repeat
bloom. Zones 7-10.
Olympiad
Hybrid Tea. (1984) 3 to 5 feet. Red.
Light Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10
OthelloDavid
Austin. 1986. Tall to 6 feet. Crimson darken to shades of purple. Fragrant.
Repeat Bloom. Zones 5-10.
Paul's Lemon PillarClimbing
Hybrid Tea. (1915) 12 feet. Yellow.
Very Fragrant.
One long annual flowering. Zones 7-10.
Paul Neyron Hybrid
Perpetual. (1869) 5-6 feet. Pink.
Fragrant.
Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Pat Austin Shrub.
David Austin. 4-5 feet. (1995) Coppery
Orange. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10.
Pax Hybrid Musk. (1918)
6-8 feet. White. Fragrant. Repeat blooming. Zones 6-10.
Peace Hybrid Tea.
(1948) 4-6 feet. Yellow
and
Pink. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
PenelopeHybrid Musk.
(1924) 5-8 feet. Pale Pink
to White. Fragrant.
Repeat blooming. Zones 5-10.
Persian YellowRosa
Foetida persiana. (Before 1837) 5-6 feet.
Yellow.
Little
fragrance. One annual flowering. Zones 3-9.
Pink GrootendorstHybrid
Rugosa. (1923) 5-7 feet. Pink. Little fragrance.
Repeat bloom. Zones 3-9.
The Pilgrim
Shrub. David Austin. (1991) 4-5 feet. Pale
Yellow. Fragrant. Zones 5-10.
The Prince David
Austin.1990. 3 feet. Rich Purple. Very Fragrant.
Repeat Bloom. Zones 5-10.
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Quatre Saisons Rosa
Damascena Bifera. (Ancient) 3-4 feet. Pink.
Very
fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Queen Elizabeth
Grandiflora. (1954) 5 feet. Medium
Pink. Moderate Fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Queen of Denmark(Konigen
von Danemark)Alba. (1826) 4-5 feet.
Pink.
Very
fragrant. One annual bloom. Zones 4-9.
Reine des ViolettesHyb.
Perpetual, 1860. 5-8 feet. Violet. Sweet
Fragrance. Repeat. Zones 5-9.
Robin HoodHybrid
Musk. (1912) 7-8 feet. Cherry Red.Fragrant.
Repeat blooming. Zones 6-10.
Rosa Damascena
Trigintipetala (Kazanlik)Damascena. (Prior to 1700)
3-4 feet. Rose Red. Very Fragrant. One annual
bloom. Zones 4-9.
Rosa
Gallica Officinalis (Apothecary Rose)(before
1300) 3-4 feet. Light Crimson. Very fragrant.
One annual bloom. Zones 3-9.
Rosa Mundi(Rosa
gallica versicolor) Gallica. (Prior to 1591) 3 feet. Pink/white
striped. Light fragrance. One annual
flowering. Zones 4-9.
Rosa Paulii (Rosa Xpaulii)Ground
cover. (Prior to 1903) 12 feet. White. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zone
4-10.
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Rosa Rugosa Alba(OR)Rugosa
4-6 ft. White. Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 3-9.
Rosa Rugosa Rubra(OR)
Rugosa <1799. 4-6 ft. Bluish Red. Fragrance.
Repeat bloom. Zones 3-9.
Roseraie de l'HayHybrid
Rugosa. (1901) 5-6 feet. Crimson Purple.Clove
Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zone 3-10.
Royal Sunset, Climber
Large Flowered Climber. (1960) 8-10 feet.
Salmon.
Fragrant. Zones 5-9.
Sally Holmes Shrub.
(1976) 6-8 ft.
Apricot toBlush
White. Slight fragrance. Repeat. Zones 5-9.
Sombreuil Climbing Tea.
1856. 7-12 feet. Ivory. Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 7-10.
Souvenir de
la MalmaisonBourbon. 1843. 3-5 feet.
Palest
pink. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-9.
Souvenir
de la Malmaison, ClimbingBourbon. (1893) 10 feet.
Flowers repeatedly.
Sparrieshoop Shrub
or Climber. (1953) 10-12 feet. Dusky Pink.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zone 4-10.
Stainless SteelHybrid
Tea, 1997. 4-6 feet.
Silvery Lavender Gray.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
Sterling SilverHybrid
Tea, 1957. 4 feet. Silvery lavender blue.
Citrus Rose Fragrance. Repeat. Zones 6-9.
St. PatrickHybrid
Tea. (1996) 4 feet. Yellow-gold
shaded green. Light fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-10.
TamoraDavid Austin.1987.
3 feet. Apricot. Myrrh Fragrance. Repeat Bloom.
Zones 4-10.
Therese
Bugnet(OR) Hybrid Rugosa. Shrub. (1950) 4-6 ft. Pink.
Flowers repeatedly. Zones 3-10.
The
Fairy (OR) Polyantha.
(1941) 2-3 1/2 feet. Pink. Little Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
The Pilgrim Shrub.
David Austin. (1991) 4-5 feet. Pale Yellow.
Fragrant. Zones 5-10.
The Prince David Austin.1990.
3 feet. Rich Purple. Very Fragrant. Repeat
Bloom. Zones 5-10.
TiffanyHybrid
Tea. (1954) 3-4 feet. Pink.
Fragrant. Flowers Repeatedly. Zones 7-10.
Topaz
Jewel Hybrid Rugosa. (1987) 3-5 feet. Yellow.
Fragrant.
Flowers Repeatedly. Zones 4-8.
Tour
de Malakoff Centifolia. (1856) 3-5 feet. Pink
w/violet
shadings. Very Fragrant. One annual bloom. Zones 4-9.
Tuscany
Superb Gallica. (Prior to 1848) 3-4 feet. Blackish
Crimson. Very Fragrant. One annual bloom. Zone 4-9.
Variegata
di BolognaBourbon. (1909) 5-8 feet. Magenta
striped
white. One bloom. Fragrant. Zones 4-9.
VeilchenblauHybrid
Multiflora Rambler. (1909) 12 feet. Purple. Fragrant. One annual
bloom. Zone 4-10.
Westerland(OR)
Shrub. (1969) 8' by 8'. Orange.
Light fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
White
Dawn, cli. Lg. Flowered Cli.,
1949. 12-14 feet. White. Sweet fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 4-9.
White
PetPolyantha. (1879) 18 -27 inches. White. Fragrant.
Repeat bloom. Zones 5-9.
Wild
Ginger Grandiflora. Griffith Buck. (1976) 4-6 feet. Orange/Apricot.
Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zone 4-10.
York and LancasterRosa
damascena versicolor. (1551) 5 feet. White/Pink. Very fragrant. One annual
bloom. Zone 3-9.
Zephirine
Drouhin (OR)Bourbon. (1868) 6-8 feet.
Bright
Pink. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
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