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'.

2005

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr dp

'Dee-Lish' aside from being a specimen garden rose it is also an excellent cutting rose.  The six foot, upright shrub is also know to have good disease resistance. The strongly scented, deep pink/fuchsia colored cupped blooms are award winning.

1907

3 to 6 feet    Z7-11 R Fr yb

We find this rose often when wandering through older gardens. ‘Mrs. Dudley Cross’ is a compact, shapely bush that rewards even the most careless gardener with a constant supply of fragrant, double, delicately shaped yellow flowers that blush a little pink in the sun. The stems are nearly always thornless and the foliage is healthy and handsome.

1842

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R Fr mp

Large, flat, and very double blossoms of a rich soft pink are highly fragrant. ‘Baronne Prévost’ blooms fairly often during the growing season on a chunky, erect shrub. It is one of the most rewarding Hybrid Perpetuals in the garden, resembling the famous ‘Paul Neyron’, but has a slightly smaller flower and is more remontant.

2001

4 to 5 feet    Z6-11 R yb

We are asked for brightly colored roses all the time. Now we have one we can recommend. The semi-double blooms of 'South Africa'™ are a deep golden yellow, almost cantaloupe. The blooms open to reveal the stamens which are much the same color as the petals. Plant as a specimen or in combination with 'Plum Perfect'™ for a dramatic contrast. This is a great cut flower but it is thorny.

1969

5 to 7 feet   Z5-11 R Fr ob

'Westerland’ is a rose for the bold and daring gardener. It seems to demand attention with its very bright orange, semi-double, three inch flowers. It is best used as a pillar rose to ten feet or as a large specimen shrub of 5 feet by 7 feet. Qualities of disease resistance, cold hardiness and fragrance put this rose in a class of its own. This is another Kordes introduction.

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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.

Prior to 1819

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R Fr mp

This is quite probably the plant that writers in antiquity described as the Four Seasons Rose of Paestum. 'Autumn Damask' is the only one of the Old European roses to repeat its bloom, and some rosarians have suggested that it is a species hybrid with R. chinensis, created where the far edges of their ranges touch. Its garden value is undeniable, with richly fragrant flowers occurring in abundance on a compact, hardy shrub in spring, followed by scattered blossoms through the summer and fall. Light pink and double, this ruffled rose contains a good measure of Damask scent, possibly the finest perfume in the rose world.

1824

12 to 20 feet    Z8-11 O ly

The double yellow form of R. banksiae.

1860

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R Fr m

This thornless rose grows like the Bourbons but bears Gallica-like flat blooms of a muted cerise lilac. ‘Reine des Violettes’ makes a chunky bush about five feet square with glossy leaves which require hard pruning in early spring to keep it compact.

1869

3 to 5 feet    Z7-11 R Fr w

Regarded as the only white China rose, ‘Ducher’ blooms a soft ivory-white for us. The buds are very round and sometimes have a hint of pink on the outer petals opening to a delicate swirl of fragrant ivory petals. Smaller than many Chinas, this is a good candidate for a container. Although it exhibits the typical bronzy new growth, the foliage of ‘Ducher’ is uncharacteristically light green.

2005

2 to 3 feet    Z5-11 R Fr ob

This is probably the best rose in the Veranda® series; at least the brightest, hence its name, 'Brilliant™ Veranda'®. The very full flowers are intensely showy like a coral beacon. Plants are sturdy to three feet making this rose a perfect container plant or useful in a mixed planting.

1817

4 to 8 feet    Z6-11 R Fr w

As fragrant as 'Champneys Pink Cluster', this first rose to bear the Noisette name is charming in its own right. The blush white flowers are cupped and double, appearing frequently throughout the growing season but especially in great abundance in the fall. William Paul, the 19th-century nurseryman reported, "I have seen these roses blooming unchecked amid the early storms of winter." 'Blush Noisette' is one of the few Noisettes which maintains a nice bush form while displaying blousy flowers for which Noisettes are known. This rose is ideally suited as a free-standing specimen or as a pillar rose.

1946

8 to 12 feet    Z6-11 R Fr H mr

The climbing version of the rose bred in Germany by Wilhelm Kordes, ‘Crimson Glory’ is the standard by which all other red roses are judged. Deep velvety crimson in color, the cupped petals hold a rich Damask fragrance. The shrub rose won the National Rose Society Gold Medal in 1936, and the James Alexander Gamble Rose Fragrance Medal in 1961.

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. 

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.

2022

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr pb

A breakthrough in breeding, ‘Wicked Sister® is the devilishly more successful seedling of ‘Abraham Darby®.’ She possesses all of the old-garden charm with her quartered flower shape but has an iron clad constitution when it comes to disease resistance.  Goodness knows, we love this ‘Wicked Sister®!’ 

1830

12 to 20 feet    Z7-11  R Fr w

Named for General Lamarque, this rose is the result of a cross between ‘Blush Noisette’ and ‘Parks’ Yellow Tea-scented China’. A fine, vigorous climber, its flowers are of medium size, double in form, with white petals that have a touch of lemon yellow at the base. Nancy Steen, in The Charm of Old Roses, says that "the fragrance of the flowers is clean and delicious." We have had bouquets of ‘Lamarque’ on the table for Christmas Day. A superb climbing rose.

1948

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr yb 

The breeding of this rose is fascinating, including such odd couplings as the Hybrid Perpetual 'General Jacqueminot' and the Wichuraiana and Tea cross, 'Dr. W. Van Fleet'. The final result was an exceptionally healthy and free blooming shrub with large, shiny green leaves and large, open flowers in a blend of yellow, orange and pink. The fragrance is very good, and, since it was bred by Brownell, it is very cold-hardy as well. Lafter may be a good choice as a hedge rose for those who like a lot of bright color in the landscape.

1904

12 to 15 feet    Z7-11 R Fr ab

This rather late Noisette, 'Crepuscule' has large, loosely double flowers that open nearly orange, fading to a rich apricot-yellow. The dark canes have light green leaves and few thorns and are best trained as a climber. It never fails to attract attention every time it flushes into bloom.

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.

2022

2 x 2 feet    Z5-11 R Fr my

Don’t put this baby in a corner, but rather in a colorful container or massed in a border planting. By marrying it with blue flowering perennials, a stunning contrast could be created in your garden. It is unusual for a yellow flowering rose to be fragrant and bear clean foliage, but this one does. You will find yourself smitten by this charming rose.

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.