2022

3 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H dp

Like a Medusa, this lovely rose will seduce all those who see her.  Full, hot pink colored and heavy perfumed blooms are held high on an upright shrub.  ‘Femme Fatale®’  begs to be cut and displayed in a proper vase.   This rose has shown to be backspot and mildew resistant.

2012

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R H dr

2022

5 X 5 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H yb

'Fuego de Amore' offers wonderful qualities of fragrance (very strong citrus),  multicolored flowers as well as hardiness making it an asset in any garden.  The shrub itself is large enough to create a hedge or can be used singly as a specimen.  

2004

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H w

Gideon Lincecum's' best quality is its very dark foliage that acts as a foil to its single white flowers. Plants attain heights to six feet but are very bushy and thick. Few thorns and lots of hips make it even more attractive. This rose was named after Gideon Lincecum, a 1800's plant collector.

2015

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H ab

'Gypsy Sue' is a very vigorous, upright shrub to six feet. Her vigor is in contrast to the delicate, Tea-like flowers of soft tones of apricot. The flowers are very double and fragrant. This rose is named after a benefactor of the Reeves Reed Arboretum.

2022

8 to 10 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H wb

This climbing rose deserves much favor. As a mannerly climber to 10 feet, ‘Heavenly Ascent®’ is perfect for a pillar or trellis where her very full, fragrant, cream colored flowers will catch the eye (and noses) of passersby. Clusters of two and a half-inch blooms are borne often through the growing season.

1848

5 to 8 feet    Z7-11 R Fr H w

'Jeanne d'Arc' is a dainty but vigorous rose with semi-double, pure white flowers borne in clusters. Like all Noisettes, it betrays its Musk ancestry by a grand fall display and a strong fragrance. Attractive red hips often appear at the same time as the flowers. It is best used as a pillar so that the flowers may be readily seen, or it can be grown as a free-standing bush. Wherever it is planted, 'Jeanne d'Arc' will create an almost perpetual display of Southern beauty.

1922

4 to 6 foot  shrub or 8 to 10 foot climber

  Z6-11 R Fr H lp

The perfect climber for a trellis by an old-fashioned love seat, ‘Kathleen’ has a multitude of five-petaled roses that look like apple blossoms - pale pink with a darker blush on the backs of the petals and with prominent yellow stamens. The musky scent is rich and sweet. The dark green leaves droop gracefully, creating a soft, romantic picture.

2022

5 x 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H pb

The medium pink, very double-shaped ‘La Vicomtesse' flowers have the old-fashioned shape we all love. This rose is similar to those depicted in this 18th-century painter’s artwork, for whom it was named.  Keep this rose close for sniffing purposes.  Blackspot resistance is an added and appreciated bonus.

1954

2 to 2 feet    Z6-11 R Fr H pb

'Ma Perkins' is a rose that has been used extensively in hybridizing programs since it was released, the 1950's. There is of course a reason for this. Being one of the original Floribundas, 'Ma Perkins' possesses an abundance of almost bourbon-like blooms graced with with strong fragrance. Indeed the number of blooms is so great that some even refer to Ma as a "Hybrid Polyantha." Some interesting facts are that it is "nearly" thornless, and it was used by David Austin to breed 'Wife of Bath' and several other English Roses.

2002

6 to 8 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H pb

This rose is an excellent pillar rose up to eight feet or a large shrub.The thornless canes produce soft apricot pink flowers from spring through fall. We find 'Miss Lillian' to be disease resistant.

1921

3 to 4 feet    Z6-11 R Fr H dy

Very delicate in appearance, 'Mrs. Oakley Fisher' has large single, orange yellow flowers with prominent stamens and a nice Tea scent. It makes a particularly sturdy bush for a Hybrid Tea, though, and is a nice compact size that will fit easily into any garden, or even a container.

1995

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H pb 

This vigorous and tall shrub of six feet produces 2 1/2 inch flowers of soft pink from spring through fall. Due to its cold hardiness, 'Mrs. San Houston' can be used in difficult areas when other roses have failed.

1752

3 to 6 feet    Z6-11 R Fr H mp

 Also known as "Common Monthly", "Common Blush China", "Old Pink Daily", "Old Pink Monthly", and "Parsons Pink China", the myriad of names of this semi-double hybrid of R. chinensis attest to the friendly familiarity with which it has been grown for over two hundred years. One of the most common of old roses, it is also one of the most valuable, for it has passed on its incredible blooming prowess to countless cultivars during the history of hybridization in the West. 'Old Blush' has medium, semi-double, lilac pink flowers in loose clusters. They flush darker pink in the sun and are followed by large orange hips. It blooms so steadily that it is not a very good cut flower: the blossoms drop quickly to make room for their successors. The bush is full and upright in habit, growing slowly to over 5 feet, with neat, healthy foliage. Perfume is soft, but fruity and pleasant. Whether used in a hedge (which can be spectacular), as a specimen, or in a border, 'Old Blush' should be treated simply as a flowering shrub and not fussed over.

Unknown

12 to 20 feet   Z7-11 R Fr H mp

'Climbing Old Blush' is one of the oldest climbing roses in commerce.  Being a sport of the shurb, 'Old Blush', the bloom form and color is identical to the shrub and only differs in size.  It is a very vigorous climber and can get quite large so please allow it plenty of space where you can enjoy its blooms throughout the year; a trait that is rare for most climbing roses.

1924

5 to 5 feet   Z6-11 R Fr H lp

Massive clusters of large, pale pink, semi-double flowers fading to peaches and cream adorn this chunky shrub during the growing seasons. Fat, orange-pink hips weigh down the bush in fall and winter. 'Penelope'  is an excellent choice for hedging as the bush is dense with beautiful foliage and fragrant flowers and will mature quickly.

2016

3 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R H dp

'Promises' is a very brightly colored rose, seemingly always in bloom. Its clean foliage and vibrant pink/magenta blooms contrast to make an outstanding landscape plant. Its compact growth habit is ideally suited for container planting or for hedging. This rose also produces rose hips as added interest.

1919

5 to 7 feet   Z6-11 R Fr H w

'Perle des Jardins', a Tea rose, was one parent of 'Prosperity', which may account for the sweetness of the fragrance. The double flowers are medium in size and ivory with pale pink buds. The clusters are large enough to weight the canes and arch them gracefully. If grown as a climber, this rose will reach 8 to 12 feet.

1965

2 to 20 feet   Z5-11 O H w

 A thornless form of 'R. wichuraiana'.

2002

2 to 3 feet   Z5-11 R Fr H ly

The small leaves and spreading habit of 'Republic of Texas' makes it a natural for container planting. It is also exceptional when placed in the border with perennials. The choice is yours. The rose repeats throughout the year with 2 inch semi-double yellow flowers.

2016

5 to 6  feet   Z5-11 R Fr H mr

The growth habit of 'Rita Dennis' is like that of a classic Hybrid Tea, but much more carefree. The fragrant, double dark red roses have petals that are ruffled and frilly. The plant is upright and robust.