1930

15 to 20 feet   Z5-11 R Fr lp

This healthy climber, a repeat blooming sport of 'Dr. W. Van Fleet', bears long, full-pointed buds which are soft pink and fade to blush-cream as the flower opens fully. The foliage maintains a lustrous, dark green hue throughout the growing season. Give this vigorous climber plenty of room to grow and you will be rewarded by years of beauty and fragrance.

1969

8 to 12 feet    Z5-11 R Fr yb

The color alone makes this a “showstopping” rose. Red and yellow, three inch double flowers are borne on the glossy foliage of this pillar rose. It repeats well in the fall and has a wonderful fragrance. If you have warm tones in your garden, 'Joseph's Coat' is the rose to definitely include.

1953

12 to 15 feet    Z5-11 R Fr dp

 This rose, along with 'Zephirine Drouhin', is one of our brightest, fragrant pink climber. 'Parade's' flowers are very double, fragrant, and recurrent. This climber is vigorous to 15 feet with glossy leaves.

1958

10 to 15 feet   Z6-11 R Fr dr

A very popular dark red climber, 'Don Juan Cl.' is a must for pillars or trellises. Plant this moderate climber where its fragrant flowers can be appreciated throughout the growing season.

11 to 12" feet  Z 6-11 R fr my   

Garden Sun will take your garden to new heights! This wonderful yellow, orange blend climber has superior black spot resistance and is self cleaning - no need to dead head. With cooler temperatures, this rose will appear more orange in color and will have slight pink streaks on the outer petals. Fragrance is mild citrus; height is 10-12'.

1967

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R H mr

'Cadenza' is an excellent candidate for cutting and drying, as it tends to maintain its red coloration and doesn't blacken with age. Clusters of ruffled red petals which fade slightly to burgundy are supported on strong stems. The bush is upright and angular with large glossy leaves and gives no indication of insect or disease problems. Prior to us identifying this rose, we sold this rose as the found rose, "Annie's Red."

1977

6 to 10 feet   Z5-11 R Fr dp

Strikingly dark coral pink, very double flowers occurring in huge clusters make 'Rosarium Uetersen' a standout. The fragrant blooms appear throughout the season creating a striking show either as a mannerly climber or cascading shrub.

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.

1964

6 to 10 feet   Z5-11 R w

'Sea Foam' can be grown as a mannerly climber or, because of its semi-prostrate habit, can be grown as a trailer. The choice is yours. Double, creamy-white flowers of slight fragrance handsomely decorate the dark, glossy foliage of this vigorous rose. A perfect candidate for a white garden because the lovely blooms reflect light well at night.

EarthKind® rose

1992

15 to 20 feet   Z5-11 R Fr mp

This rose was lost in commerce but has since been introduced by Peter Beales in 1990. It is a wonderful sport of 'New Dawn' exact in every way save for twice the number of petals. The pale pink blooms are large and show off nicely against the glossy, leathery leaves.

1955

15 to 30 feet    Z5-11 R H mr

Our specimen of 'Dortmund' draws praise almost every day of its growing season. The large, single red blooms are recurrent and each petal overlaps its neighbor, giving the impression of a delicate ruffle. With a white eye set off by brilliant yellow stamens, the flower alone is captivating. The foliage is equally exceptional with its large, glossy, dark green leaves. Also captivating are the thorns. While quite showy with their reddish hue on new growth, they can rudely interrupt the unwary. Plant this climber in a location where its vigorous canes wont intrude into walkways. Be prepared for spectacular displays.

1951

6 to 8 feet    Z5-11 R Fr mp

One of the first remontant climbers to be bred from ‘New Dawn’ and still one of the best! Clusters of very shapely buds open to double blossoms of soft pink with a darker pink reverse. This is a wonderful rose to use anywhere a colorful short climber or pillar rose with a nice fragrance is needed. It is also known to be mildew resistant.