1978

4 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr rb

Often called "Red Ballerina" due to the similarity of bloom and growth habit, 'Marjorie Fair' blooms profusely with clusters of single red flowers displaying prominent white eyes. An excellent plant for mass planting or cascading from a large container.

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5 to 6 feet    Z7-11 R pb

We are very fond of this rose and it has become one of our many favorites. Single roses blooming in sprays of three distinct colors ranging from soft apple-pink to a dusty rose to decorate this open bush that can reach five feet or more. This leads many to think it may be a seedling of 'Mutabilis'. We can easily overlook "Bermuda's Kathleen's" lack of fragrance because of its continual bloom and delicate, yet healthy foliage.

2005

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R H pb

'Deanna Krause' forms an open, spreading four-foot shrub. The variegated roses of dark and light pink and white occur heavily in spring and fall. This rose produces an abundant crop of hips if not dead-headed. This Ray Ponton seedling is a cross of ‘Carefree Beauty.

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4 to 6 feet   Z6-11 R mr

 The bright scarlet flowers of "Old Gay Hill Red China" are like those of the China, ‘Martha Gonzales’, but of this bush grows to a more commanding size. This extremely tough rose produces clusters of two inch, semi-double blooms of scarlet red with white eyes. It provides vivid color throughout the growing season and is highly effective when massed in plantings. It was found in Old Gay Hill, Texas where Thomas Affleck had his famous nursery in the last century.

1925

3 to 4 feet    Z6-11 R Fr H lp

A personal favorite of our staff, this delightful rose displays large, single blooms of soft silvery pink.  The three to four feet tall bush has an open growth habit.  The ruffled edges of the petals are the perfect foil to the dark maroon stamens in the flower center making it strikingly distinctive.  Leathery foliage and a delicate fragrance add to its appeal.  'Dainty Bess' is a must for collectors of single roses.  

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3 to 4 feet    Z6-11 R H mr

The found rose, "Bailey Red" comes to us from Holly Springs, North Carolina via the Heritage Rose Foundation president, Charles Walker. The clusters of single red flowers are set off by the yellow stamens of this six-foot plant. It is thought to be a relatively modern Floribunda or Hybrid Tea, but it has proven to be a very rewarding garden plant regardless of its class.

2012

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R H dr

2022

4 feet       Z5-11  R dp

Are you up for anything? This rose is! It features a beautifully vibrant red flower that blooms in clusters and is a repeat bloomer. An extremely notable trait for this rose is its exceptional disease resistance. While it is not a very fragrant rose, the single petal pattern makes it ideal for pollinators. With the cluster blooming and vibrant flowers, this rose would be perfect for a landscape where it is planted in a mass.

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.