Shrub and Landscape Roses The Fairy


STARRY NIGHT™ Shrub (Plant Patent #14758, Var:


Growing in clusters, this great profusion of single white fl owers seems to twinkle in the sun. But don’t mistake the dogwood-like fl orets for something other than a rose. After watch- ing it grow for the last several years, it is never without some fl owers throughout the summer and into fall. A self-cleaning rose that requires no dead heading since it does not set seed. Its disease resistance is fantastic and its spreading habit will readily fi ll large spaces in the garden.


Height: 3-5’ Width: 3-5’ Petals: 5 Flower Size: 2-4” Fragrance: None Hybridizer: Orard, 2002


THE FAIRY Polyantha


Introduced in 1932, this versatile international favorite carries all the good qualities breeders have worked so hard to introduce into modern shrub roses. Cascading sprays of dainty, clear pink, double fl owers are produced continuously from spring until frost, weighting the branches so they arch gracefully to cover the rounded bush from top to bottom. Glossy green leaves are naturally disease resistant. Hardy through Zone 4. Grown own root.


Height: 2-3’ Petals: 20-25 Flower Size: 1-1½” Fragrance: Mild apple Hybridizer: Bentall, 1932


14.95 ea. 2 for 25.95 4 for 47.95 Item #25173


Pink Double Knock Out®


15.95 ea. 2 for 27.95 4 for 49.95 Item #25155


Starry Night™ FELCO PRUNERS


Without question these are the fi nest pruning shears in the world. T ey will cut through the toughest rose canes. T e solid-forged metal alloy handles are complimented by a Swiss precision made hardened cutting blade (replaceable) and an anvil blade with a sap groove. For the home gardener, it’s the last pair you should ever have to buy.


Felco #2 – T e original and most popular design. (Pictured at right). 64.95 ea. – Item # 57313


Felco #6 – A little smaller version of the #2 model, lighter and designed for those with a smaller hand. Shorter blades allow for close-up work like fl ower


arranging and working on miniatures. (Not pictured). 64.95 ea. – Item # 57315


Felco #7 – Preferred by professionals who use pruners heavily every day. T e rotating handle revolves on its axis, allowing the fi ngers to move naturally.


74.95 ea. – Item # 57316 Zaide™


KNOCK OUT® Shrub (Plant Patent #18507, Var: RADtkopink) T is ‘bubblegum pink’ mutation of the wildly popular Double Knock Out rose carries all the high disease resistance characteristics that made Double Knock Out an overnight sensation. T e foliage is dark mossy green without the red tones of its sibling. Rated Zone 5 hardy, but we’re guessing it will come through most Zone 4 winters with fl ying colors. Grown own root.


Height: 3-4’ Petals: 18-24 Flower Size: 1½” Fragrance: None Hybridizer: Radler, 2009


16.95 ea. 2 for 29.95 4 for 54.95 Item #25068


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Reduces the chance of blisters and hand fatigue. Swivel action requires up to 30% less eff ort than conventional pruners. Both the cutting and anvil blades are screw mounted. T e narrow, pointed blade allows for close pruning. ( Pictured at right).


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ZAIDE™ Shrub


(Plant Patent #21529, Var: KORparofe) Not your typical shrub rose, this one fl aunts sweetly fragrant, large blooms of brilliant pink with a form reminiscent of roses from your grandmother’s garden. Compact plants with healthy, dark green, handsome foliage will perform well in containers, gardens and landscapes. Excellent mildew resistance ensures it will perform well all season long. Grown own root, shipped in 1.5 quart pots.


Height: 3½-4’ Petals: 26-40 Flower Size: 4” Fragrance: Strong, fruity Hybridizer: Kordes, 2007


15.95 ea. 2 for 27.95 4 for 49.95 Item #25270


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