1992

3 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr mp

A cross between 'Tiffany' and 'Jersey Beauty', this fast-growing shrub is upright and sturdy, has few disease problems, and is covered with an abundance of bluish-green foliage. The flowers are freely produced throughout the growing season and are simply lovely with a rich, distinctive fragrance of their own. 

EarthKind®  Rose

2007

3 to 4 feet    Z6-11 R Fr lp

'Mother of Pearl' is the rose that comes to mind when thinking of a beautiful bridal bouquet of soft pinkish-apricot flowers.  The slightly fragrant blooms are large and make them ideal for cutting.  The bushy shrub can reach four feet and is known to be disease resistant especially to black spot.  This rose is perfect for the garden despite the delicate appearance of the flowers.  Plant it, cut it, enjoy it!

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. 

1956

10 to 12 feet    Z4-11 O ab

Kordes produced ‘Alchymist’ by crossing a R. eglanteria hybrid with the large-flowered climber, ‘Golden Glow’. The result is a fat, swirled, billowy bloom in mixed shades of yellow, apricot, peach, and gold; a flower that is visually compatible with old roses of almost all colors on a plant that is carefree and disease resistant. ‘Alchymist’ blooms in the Spring with a display of floral wealth that almost makes one believe its roses have been transmuted into gold.

1982

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H mp

The erect habit, rounded leaves, and thornless stems of 'Basye's Blueberry' make it look quite similar to a blueberry bush, especially when the leaves begin to take on their fall color. Bright pink, semi-double fragrant flowers with bright yellow stamens add to the appeal. This plant represents one of the stepping stones toward Dr. Robert Basye’s goal of thornless, disease-free roses.

1976

6 to 8 feet or 8 to 12 feet as a climber  Z5-11  R  Fr w

Sally Holmes rose features large, single, creamy-white flowers with a yellow center. The flowers are lightly fragrant and typically produced in clusters creating a stunning display against the dark green foliage.

One of the notable characteristics of Sally Holmes Rose is its vigorous growth habit. It is a fairly large shrub that can also be trained as a climber. This makes it an excellent choice for creating a focal point or a hedge in a garden. It is also known for its disease resistance, making it a low-maintenance option for gardeners. 

Sally Holmes rose is known to bloom throughout the growing season, from late spring to fall, and its flowers are attractive to pollinators such as bees and butterflies.

With its beautiful flowers, easy care, and reliable performance, Sally Holmes rose is a favorite among rose enthusiasts and is often used in gardens, landscapes, and cut flower arrangements.

2005

4 to 8 feet Z7-9 R Fr ob

There are many uses for this rose that produces large (three-inch size) flowers of pink and orange. 'Gold Blush' can be placed in the back of the border where the canes can fall over themselves, or on a small trellis or fence, or finally left as a large specimen plant. Wherever it is placed it is sure to enhance that location.

1968

4 to 6 feet    Z4-11 R Fr H m

'Basyes Purple Rose' blooms throughout the growing season with large, single flowers of velvety purple graced by gold stamens- a truly royal rose. A cross between R. rugosa and R. foliolosa,' Basye's Purple Rose' makes a thick, erect bush with prickly canes and rough foliage.

Prior to 1837

6 to 12 feet   Z5-11 O Fr m

Gifted with many names because of its continued popularity ("Russells Cottage", "Scarlet Grevillea", "Old Spanish Rose", "Souvenir de la Bataille de Marengo") this hybrid of R. multiflora is in a class by itself. The very double, medium-size flowers of crimson mauve fading to lilac cover the bush in color each Spring. The scent is Damask, and the foliage is quite distinct- large, rich blue-green, deeply veined, and unmistakable. 'Russelliana' has been grown as a shrub, a climber, and as a pillar rose.

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.

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.

Prior to 2020

2x3 feet    Z5-11 R pb

Perfect for container planting and landscape bordering, what this small beauty lacks in size, it makes up for with it’s bold and unique colorations! With an average bloom size of 1.5” cupped single flowers, this rose bursts with a huge variability of contrasting colors! Dark pink centers distinctly gleam against a very light pink middle petal, with a light flush of pink at the petal tips. Blooming in flushes through the season, blooms can fade to almost white in hot weather. With little to no fragrance, this rose is not a producer of hips, but it’s compact 2x3’ sized plant does tout nearly thornless stems with clean medium-green foliage. It has shown to be disease resistant and best in zones 5-11.

2023

4x4 feet    Z5-10 R Fr ly

With these roses planted at your domain, your garden is sure to feel like royalty! Featuring large, 3.5” pale yellow-to-apricot colored blooms, this beauty presents a sweet, mild tea-like fragrance. With very full 45+ petal count, and repeat blooms, it makes for excellent specimen plant or hedge planting. Growth habit is approximately 4x4’, and while it’s not a hip producer, it shows good disease resistance. Hardiness for Zones 5-10.