1888

3 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr w

We have seen this versatile and handsome rose used as a border, pot plant, specimen, or low hedge. Sweetly-shaped, pale pink buds unfold to creamy white, semi-double flowers of delicious fragrance. 'Marie Pavie' is sure to be a favorite with all who grow it. It is almost constantly in bloom and the wonderful scent permeates the garden on warm days. The foliage is a dark, rich, healthy green and the thornless stems of 'Marie Pavie' make this rose an outstanding landscape plant.

2019

3 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr ob

'Firecracker' Kolorscape is a refreshing and colorful addition to any landscape.   

This compact mounding shrub is loaded with brightly colored orange and yellow blooms from Spring until a hard frost. The lightly fragrant roses are semi-double and when the blooms fully open the pollinators move in for a feast. We also love the dark red colored canes as well as the red edged serrated leaves.

Firecracker™ Kolorscape® is stunning used in the landscape in a mass planting with its bronzed new growth and glossy green foliage adorned with vividly colored roses. As a specimen or container plant, this rose will POP! Moderately sized, this rose averages 3-4’ tall and 2.5 - 3’ wide and is very heat tolerant and blackspot resistant. 

1759

5 to 15 feet    Z7-11 O Fr w

A native of southern China and Taiwan, this rose was introduced early to North America and has now become thoroughly established here. It was first botanically described from a specimen growing in Georgia and is that state's official flower. 'The Cherokee Rose' is a mounding bush to about 5 feet, or a thickly foliaged climber to 15 feet with neat, apple-green leaves. In the spring, fragrant, pure white, 5-petaled flowers appear and cleanly drop their petals to disclose star-shaped sepals. It is one of the best for naturalizing in the South since it does not sucker (unlike the 'Macartney Rose', with which it is often confused) and offers an outstanding floral display in return for very little care.

1937

5 to 7 feet    Z6-11 R Fr H lp

One of the best roses for hedging, ‘Ballerina’ produces clouds of small, single, pink roses with white eyes on a compact arching bush with thick foliage. It can be pruned to shape or allowed to spill over naturally. When the leaves begin to thin in the late fall, the entire bush is lit up with tiny orange-red hips like bright Christmas lights. If grown as a climber, this rose will reach 6 to 10 feet.

1918

15 to 20 feet    Z8-11 R Fr ly

Mermaid' is a rose to take seriously. While it doesn't have the objectionable suckering habit of its invasive parent, 'The MaCartney Rose', it is remarkably vigorous. It can be grown as a thorny, yet handsome mound of shiny, green foliage and saucer- sized, 5-petal, creamy yellow flowers. It will also happily climb into trees or over fences and is a good choice for smothering ugly outbuildings. 'Mermaid' is both fragrant and remontant once it is established.