FRAGRANT
FRAGRANT
FRAGRANT
BELINDA'S DREAM
SHEILA'S PERFUME
FLORIBUNDAS Belinda’s Dream
24316–An easy-care, no-spray rose. The very double, nicely formed 4 to 5 inch blooms are a rich pink color that holds well in sun and heat. Glossy, dark green disease re- sistant foliage fi lls the bushy plant. Grows 3 to 4 feet tall. Select #1 own root plants.
Sheila’s Perfume
24661–Lovely in both fl ower and fragrance. Her 4 to 5 inch bright yellow blooms with deep pink edges are satu- rated with strong rose and fruit aroma. Rounded 3 to 4 foot plants are fi lled with glossy, dark green leaves.
CLIMBERS Autumn Sunset
25310–Zones 4-9–A golden climber for tough Midwest winters. Clusters of richly scented, 4 to 5 inch double fl ow- ers are gold tinged with apricot. The 8 to 12 foot canes are fi lled with glossy green foliage that resists disease, especial- ly blackspot. Blooms continuously on new and old wood.
Don Juan
25406–Dark, velvety red, richly fragrant fl owers. The large 4 to 5 inch double blooms have strong rose fragrance. Disease resistant with glossy foliage and long, sturdy canes. Blooms on old and new wood. Grows 12 to 14 feet tall.
John Cabot
25499–Zones 3-7–A rose that has it all! A rare combi- nation of robust vigor, long season of bloom, disease re- sistance, hardiness and glowing beauty. Fragrant 2½ inch double blooms are fuchsia-pink, almost red. The very sym- metrical plants can be grown as 8 to 10 foot pillar/climbers, or the arching canes can be trimmed to shrub form. From the Canadian Explorer Series. Select #1 own root plants.
New Dawn
spring to fall. Large sprays of double, cupped, 3 inch pearl pink blossoms have a sweet, fresh rose scent. Abundant glossy, dark green foliage lines the vigorous 18 to 20 foot arching canes. Easily trained for growing on a pergola, arch, fence, wall or as a pillar. Tolerates a north-facing wall. May be pruned as a hedge or shrub if desired. Blooms on old and new wood. Select #1 own root plants.
25553–Zones 5-9–Blooms continuously from late Westerland
25670–Zones–4-9–A hard-to-fi nd collector’s rose. Its large sprays of apricot-orange 3½ inch double blossoms are richly scented with spicy rose fragrance. Blooms repeatedly all summer. Has highly disease resistant glossy foliage. Can be grown as a short 8 to 10 foot climber or large 6 foot shrub. Introduced by Kordes in 1969.
William Baffi n
25677–Zones 3-7–Ironclad hardiness. Double 2 to 3 inch deep pink fl owers are borne in clusters of up to 30 blos- soms. Blooming repeats throughout the growing season. Glossy foliage is resistant to mildew and black spot. The 8 to 10 foot canes are so hardy they can be left on the trellis over winter. Select #1 own root plants.
FRAGRANT
AUTUMN SUNSET
SHRUBS Bonica
24820–Zones 4-9–(P.P.5105)–A colorful favorite for landscaping. This exceptionally hardy, vigorous and disease resistant shrub rose deserves a space in every landscape. Clusters of long-lasting, 2 to 3 inch double blossoms are a blend of medium to pale pink. Bright orange-red hips in late fall add further interest. Plants grow 3 to 5 feet tall. Select #1 own root plants.
Carefree Celebration™
24825–Zones 5-9–(P.P.19803)–Disease resistance and fl ower power compares to Knock Out®
Cuthbert Grant
24858–Zones 3-7–Winner of numerous awards and adopted as the Manitoba Centennial Rose. Large, semi-double to double 4 inch blooms are borne in clus- ters, their intense purplish-red color displayed like bea- cons against dark green foliage. Develops into a neat 3 foot bush. Flowers almost continuously. Has excellent disease resistance and root hardiness. A ‘Parkland Se- ries’ rose out of Canada. Select #1 own root plants.
Milwaukee’s Calatrava™
25025–Zones 5-9–(PPAF)–Continuous beauty and so fragrant! Pure white 3 to 4 inch double fl ow- ers are produced from spring to frost on bushy 4 to 5 foot plants. Petals blush with pale pink tones when the weather cools. Dark, blue-green foliage has excellent disease resistance. Select #1 own root plants.
Morden Blush
25030–Zones 3-7–(P.P.8054)–A combination of beau- ty, hardiness and disease resistance. This is one of the most spectacular of the Canadian ‘Parkland’ roses. Sprays of 2 to 3 inch blooms are a lovely blend of blush- pink shading to white. Flowers almost continuously. Bushy 2 to 3 foot plants. Select #1 own root plants.
Morden Sunrise
25040–Zones 3-7–(P.P.13969)–Flowers are a kalei- doscope of color. Fragrant 2 to 3 inch blooms have wavy petals and orange stamens. The fl owers transform from dark orange over yellow to lighter shades of yel- low, orange and cream. The everblooming 2 to 3 foot plants have dark green foliage with excellent resistance to black spot. Select #1 own root plants.
The Fairy
25173–Zones 4-9–An old favorite. Cascading clusters of 1 inch light pink double rosettes cover 2 foot bushes from early summer until frost. Fern-like foliage has good disease resistance. Select #1 own root plants.
Topaz Jewel
25188–Zones 4-9–Naturally hardy and disease re- sistant. Large, pointed buds open to buttery-yellow, 3 to 4 inch blooms with strong fruity fragrance. Rounded bushes grow 2 to 5 feet tall. Select #1 own root plants.
CAREFREE CELEBRATION™ CUTHBERT GRANT WILLIAM BAFFIN
AARS 1987
BONICA
double 2 to 2½ inch blooms capture hues of orange, or- ange-red and peach. The 4½ foot shrubs are fi lled with healthy green foliage. Select #1 own root plants.
. The cup-like, NEW DAWN
COMBO ROSE OFFER #4 25284 (X)–Includes one each of Autumn Sunset, Don Juan, John Cabot and New Dawn, 4 roses total for $46.95
COMBO ROSE OFFER #6
25292 (X)–One each of Belinda’s Dream, Sheila’s Perfume, Bonica and Carefree Celebration, 4 roses total for $46.95
WESTERLAND
COMBO ROSE OFFER #5 25289 (X)–One each of West- erland, William Baffi n, Cuthbert Grant and Milwaukee’s Calatrava, 4 roses total for $46.95
COMBO ROSE OFFER #7 25692 (X)–Includes one each of Morden Blush, Morden Sunrise The Fairy and Topaz Jewel, 4 roses total for $46.95
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