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A show-stopper in a rare color combo! The striped, fragrant 3.5" blooms have "tropical" rich sunset-like orange petals with dazzling "lightning" streaks in bright cream. All accentuated by a layer of purple smoke creating a burnt orange combo. Blooms in flushes throughout the season producing exhibition quality blooms in clusters of 3-4 that make good cut flowers. Glossy green foliage. Can be grown as a shrub or 8-10 foot climber. Sun/part shade. USDA Z5. (2011) PPAF

1963 All-America Rose Selection. An oldie & a goodie! This long time favorite has lovely 5" roses with an intense fruity fragrance! The double, well-fromed coral-orange flowers have a petal count of 30-35 & are held on long cutting stems over semi-glossy, dark green foliage. It blooms profusely in flushes from spring to fall. Good bed, border, pot & cut flower. Bushy, upright growth habit. Ht: 2-6 ft. Width: 2-3 ft. Excellent disease resistance. USDA Z7-10. (1960)

Big buds open to reveal old-fashioned deep velvet purple dbl blms that are overlaid with a wisp of smoke. Clusters of flowers are 4-5" in diameter, have over 40 petals & are strongly scented w/clove & lemony citrus. Deep green leaves have good disease resistance. Medium to medium-tall, slightly spreading and rounded growth habit. Good for beds, borders, hedges, containers, & as a cut flower. Size: 3-5' x 2-3'. Exposure: sun/part shade. (2013) Pat. #24,725

A beauty with classic old-fashioned quartered and cup-shaped 4-6" blooms with scalloped coral pink flowers. It has the graceful blooms of a Hybrid Tea and the hardiness of a Floribunda. It is easy to grow and great for beginners. It has a slight sweet, fruity fragrance with a petal count of 40-90 and are borne in small clusters and make good cut flowers. Medium, bushy rounded habit. Height: 3-4 ft. Width: 3-4 ft. Disease resistant. USDA Z4. (2023) PPAF

Shrub: Pink-tinged buds open to medium-sized 2-3" cup-shaped blooms that are held in large clusters. The blooms are pale yellow, that pale to white at the edges with a yellow eye and have a green tea with lemon and honey scent and make good cut flowers. Free flowering. Border, hedge and container plant. Bushy, upright growth habit. Height: 3-4 feet. Width: 2-4 feet. Shade tolerant. USDA Z5. (2017)

A white sport of 'Mary Rose'. Produces masses of large, loose petalled, fragrant rosettes. The large, cup-shaped, double white 6" blooms have tinges of pink & continues to bloom throughout the summer. Some blooms revert to solid pink. The scent is Old Rose mixed with honey & almond. Good cut flower. Petal count: 60-85. Dark green foliage. Nearly thornless. Medium, bushy habit. Ht: 3-4'. Width: 3-4'. Border, bed, hedge & container plant. USDA Z5. (1988)

This hardy climber is sure to become a favorite and join your "winner's circle" as it has year round beauty. The fire engine red, 3-5" non-fading blooms have a petal count of 7-10 and repeat blooms in flushes all season. In the fall, the dark green, semi-glossy foliage turns deep burgundy & is followed by orange hips. Great for arbors, trellises & fences. Height: 10-12 feet. Width: 4-6 feet. Tolerates heat. Disease resistant. USDA Z4. (1997) PP #19,310

One of the most fragrant of all English Roses. Strong, warm, intensely floral fragrance has hints of myrrh & apricot. The plump buds, with attractive flashes of red, open to form beautifully rounded, chalice-shaped blooms of soft apricot, which eventually fading to cream. Upright bushy shrub with few thorns. Height: 5-12'. Spread: 3'. Disease resistant. Vigorous. USDA Z5-9. (2011: Austin)

A very fragrant rose that flowers abundantly and continuously. Large, very double mauve pink blooms, with a petal count of 80, are borne on long, strong stems. A vigorous, upright habit with medium green, semi-glossy disease resistant foliage. A must for any fragrant garden! Height: 3-4'. (Patent #6895)

A historic rose grown since the 1500's. Upright, vigorous shrub. Tall arching stems hold clusters of old-fashioned showy, single coppery orange-red flowers w/ yellow reverse cover. Sometimes produces all yellow flowers. Strong sweet licorice fragrance. Size: 6-8' x 6-8'. Great for hedges. Will spread by sending up underground shoots. Excellent choice for harsh climates or marginal soils. Sport of Rosa foetida. Very hardy. USDA Z3.

Blooms in flushes throughout the season with double, cupped creamy pink blooms with an apricot center. Each bloom contains an average of 120 ruffled petals and has a fruity fragrance with notes of apricot, apple, and quince. Compact, bushy with a moderately vigorous growth habit. Good in borders and containers. Height: 2-4'. Width: 2-3'. Excellent disease resistance. USDA Z5. (2003) PP#28,991

The Drift Series are a cross of ground covers & minis. From the former they kept the toughness, vigor, disease resistance & hardiness. From the minis, they inherited their well-managed size & repeat blooming nature. The most floriferous of the series. Has soft salmon apricot flowers spring-fall. Rounded & bushy, 2' x 2'. Border & pot plant. USDA Z5. (2006) PPAF

American Garden Rose Selections (AGRS) winner. Produces cuplike, double blooms in massive clusters - up to 30 per clutch - with a sweet, light fragrance. Excellent disease resistance. Use in borders, mass plantings, and containers. Great flowering spring through fall. Bloom color: deep pink. Compact, bushy growth habit. Height: 2-3 feet. Width: 3 feet. Exposure: sun. USDA Z4. (2020) PP #31,644

The Drift Series are a cross of ground covers & minis. From the former they kept the toughness, vigor, disease resistance & hardiness. From the minis, they inherited their well-managed size & repeat blooming nature. Red Drift has great flower power with scarlet red flowers spring-fall. Rounded & bushy, 1-2' x 2'. Border & pot plant. USDA Z5. (2006) PPAF

The Drift Series are a cross between ground covers & minis. From the former they kept the toughness, vigor, disease resistance & hardiness. From the minis, they inherited their well-managed size & repeat blooming nature. White Drift has pure white, fully double flowers that are perfectly shaped like mini roses from spring-fall. The lightly scented blooms brighten any garden. Ht: 1.5 ft. Width: 2.5 ft. Border & pot plant. Drought tolerant. USDA Z4. PP #28,054

Evergreen shrub: Bred for the bbq! Has tall, straight stems that can be stripped & used as skewers on the grill! Tolerates drought, coast, deer, fire, clay & gophers. Good for containers & beds. Uses: culinary & ornamental. Fragrant foliage. Blooms: spring-summer. Color: lavender blue. Height: 4 ft. Exposure: sun. Water: moderate/dry. USDA Z6. (syn. 'Barbeque')

Evergreen shrub: Tolerates drought, coast, deer, fire, clay and gophers. A new prostrate & cascading variety from Israel. Culinary uses: fresh or dried. Ornamental uses: hanging baskets, ground cover, borders, containers & topiary. Blooms: spring-summer. Color: pale blue. Size: 4" x 24". Exposure: sun. Water: moderate/dry. USDA Z6.

Evergreen shrub: Tolerates drought, coast, deer, fire, clay & gophers. Upright form; leaves are a mainstay for cooking & as garnish, & wonderful to grow in containers or beds. Uses: culinary & ornamental. Fragrant foliage. Blooms: spring-summer. Bloom color: lavender blue. Height: 36”. Exposure: sun. Water: moderate/dry. USDA Z6. (Rosmarinus officinalis 'Upright')

Evergreen shrub: Tolerates drought, coast, deer, fire, clay & gophers. Highly aromatic w/strong flavor that is best for culinary applications. Ideal for roasting & grilling meat or fish & can be used in soups. Upright form; lvs are a mainstay for cooking & as garnish, & wonderful to grow in containers or beds. Blms: spring-summer. Blm color: blue. Height: 36". Exp.: sun. Water: moderate/dry. USDA Z6.

Evergreen shrub: Tolerates drought, coast, deer, fire, clay & gophers. Named after a small town in Texas, this variety is more cold hardy than most or perhaps the hardiest. Stiff, upright habit. Culinary use-fresh or dried as a seasoning. Great flavor. Ornamental use-hedges, borders, standards & topiary. Attracts bees. Blooms: spring-summer. Bloom color: pale blue. Size: 3-4' x 3-4'. Exposure: sun. Water: mod./dry. USDA Z6. (new name SALVIA rosmarinus 'Arp')