Floribunda Roses Glenda Marie FEASY DOES IT™ loribunda
(PPAF, Var: HARpageant) T e one and only AARS winner for 2010 – so distinc- tively delightful, and as its name implies, super easy to grow! Like a fl amboyant fruit salad for the landscape, the free-fl owing, swirling shades of mango-orange, peach- pink and honey-apricot form blooms that are scalloped, ruffl ed and classically spiraled. Rounded, bushy plants are fi lled with super glossy green leaves that mir- ror the swirling sunset shades of the large, fragrant fl ower clusters. With proven dis- ease resistance, vigor and fl ower power, you can’t say ‘no’ to this delectable treat that performs so well in a wide variety of climates and conditions.
GLENDA MARIE Floribunda
(Var: SITpretty) Like her mom, Hannah Gordon, Glen- da Marie displays her bounteous blooms on stems that tower well above the rest of the crowd. Basically white to near-white, the semi-double blossoms are bordered with coral pink, stamped with a darker reverse and eyed with golden stamens. Dark green glossy foliage is very disease resistant. Named to honor his late wife, hybridizer John Sitton’s discovery introduces another classy performer bound for rose show stardom. Voted the #1 Exhibition Rose and the #3 Garden Rose in 2009 by the American Rose Society.
Height: 5-6’ Petals: 25-30 Flower Size: 4-6” Fragrance: Slight Hybridizer: Sitton, 1999
15.95 ea. 2 for 27.95 4 for 49.95 Item #24458
PLANT MARKERS ENGRAVED Botanical Garden Quality and Design
Textured, UV stable,
peratures from -40ºF to +170ºF and permanently ad- heres to the stakes. T e heavy-duty 13-inch tall stakes have a stem made of 1/6” thick No. 8 galvanized wire and a hinged 1¾” x 3⅜” label area constructed of 26 gauge galvanized steel that inclines at an angle of up to 45-degrees for easy reading.
T e labels are custom-engraved for every variety we carry and includes the variety name and rose type (i.e. Hybrid Tea).
Cost for the label with stake is $4.95 each.
To order, specify the Item No. for the rose and add “L” behind the number. For example, if you want a label for our Meredith rose, specify Item No. 23984-L.
NOTE: unless requested, in most instances the stakes and labels will be sent with your rose order to avoid ex- tra shipping costs.
acrylic material has a white core so the engraved plant names are clearly legible. A special adhe- sive on the back withstands tem-
black Europeana FEBB TIDE™ loribunda
(PPAF, Var: WEKsmopur) Hy- bridizer Tom Carruth calls the color of this rose mysterious – and so it is with its tones of deep plum purple washed with a haze of sultry smoke. T e blooms are very double with old-fashioned form and a spicy clove fragrance so powerful it nearly bowls you over. A cap- tivating garden focal point that keeps getting better the longer it’s established.
Height: 4-5’ Petals: over 35 Flower Size: 5” Fragrance: Strong spicy clove Hybridizer: Carruth, 2006
17.95 ea.
2 for 31.95 4 for 57.95 Item #24395
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Height: 3-4’ Petals: 25-30 Flower Size: 3½” Fragrance: Moderate fruity Hybridizer: Harkness, 2010
19.95 ea. 2 for 36.95 4 for 67.95 Item #24388
Easy Does It™ EUROPEANA Floribunda
An international favorite, Europeana has established high benchmarks that few other red fl oribundas have ap- proached. It bears an extraordinary pro- fusion of dark red double blooms held in huge clusters. Often the spring fl ush is so profuse that the deep green foliage and bronzy new growth is nearly invis- ible. A proven performer that loves the heat.
Height: 2-3’ Petals: 25-30 Flower Size: 3-4” Fragrance: Light tea Hybridizer: de Ruiter, 1968
14.95 ea.
2 for 25.95 4 for 46.95 Item #24405
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