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The origin of Bourbons took place on what used to be called the Ile de Bourbon (an island east of Madagascar). These varieties are a cross between China Roses and several other varieties, which produce large plants with arching canes. Most varieties bloom continuously, but a few bloom twice a season. They all have a wonderful fragrance and are spectacular in bloom.
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| Extremely fragrant, very double, bright rose pink flowers with lavender shadings. Vigorous and perpetual all season. 6 ft. $15.95 |
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| Very large, full flowers of perfect form. The color varies from a light to an intense pink, and the blooms are very fragrant. 6 ft. $15.95 |
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| Large, deep rose pink blooms are rated as having one of the best fragrances of all roses. 6 ft. Zone 5 $15.95 |
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| Pink blend. Strong, sweet fragrance. Once-blooming spring or summer.
Height of 6' to 13' 1" Width of 4' to 6'
zone 5 Shade tolerant. $15.95
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| Large, bright pink, well formed flowers reblooming until winter. The blooms have an intense damask fragrance. Very vigorous to 6 ft. $15.95 |
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The first Portland rose had its origin in Italy and then was taken to England and France around the year 1800. Approximately 150 varieties were bred. They were similar to the Bourbons, but the plants were smaller and the blooms were nestled in the foliage. Portlands are like 'perpetual' Damasks with incredible fragrance and strong colors. Some sources say Portlands are not so hardy, but our experience has been the opposite. They make a nice shaped bush with thick foliage and gorgeous flowers. If you don't have a lot of room to work with they are the perfect old garden rose.
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| The very double flowers are pink with a lilac tint. There is a strong, wonderful fragrance, and the rose has an upright habit. 3 ft. $15.95 |
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| Another Portland Rose bred by Jean Laffay in 1830. You will see this rose described as a mauve blend, but really it is a deep purple-crimson color, hard to capture in photos and hard to describe as it is such a rich deep purple. About 60 petals to a bloom, wonderful strong fragrance and will bloom in flushes throughout the season. Our supply is limited. 4 X 4 foot bush. $15.95 |
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| Sometimes listed as a Hybrid Perpetual rose. Delicate pink flowers that get darker toward the center. Wonderful fragrance and constant bloom make this a favorite of this variety. 4 ft. $15.95 |
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| Very double, fragrant, bright fuschia-red. Pompom -like blooms. Fragrant and free flowering on an upright, compact rose bush. 4 ft. $15.95 |
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| A sport of Rose du Roi with the same wonderful characteristics except for the color. In the spring the flowers are a gorgeous purple red color that is difficult to describe but attracts everyone who visits our garden. As the season progresses, the purple becomes less evident leaving a deep red bloom. 4 ft. $15.95
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The origin of the Hybrid Perpetuals is difficult to establish because there were so many types of roses involved. Most seedlings produced by chance crosses and many of the better results were selected and named. They were called perpetual because of their ability to flower continuously, even though it wasn’t the case for many. Hybrid Perpetuals generally display strong growth with large, fully double, long lasting blooms. Most exhibit a strong fragrance. The color range goes from white and light pink to carmine and purple..
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| Light pink. Sweet fragrance. 35 to 50 petals. Average diameter 5". Large, double (17-25 petals), old-fashioned bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. $15.95
Height of 6' to 10'
USDA zone 5 |
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| Large, full, bright rose pink flowers in great abundance. Has been called “the prince of perpetuals”. Fragrant blossoms on a strong vigorous bush that is very hardy. 5 ft. $15.95 |
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| Very dark red blooms, sometimes shaded black, adorn this vigorous rose. The flowers are cupped and have an awesome fragrance. Blooms all season. 6 ft. $15.95 |
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| Cherry, red, large, double, well-formed flowers. Fragrant and very free blooming. Very strong, stiff growth to 4 ft. This is a nicely shaped landscape rose bush as well. $15.95 |
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| Light pink. Strong, old rose fragrance. Large, full (26-40 petals) bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season.
Height of 4' to 6', Width of 3' to 5' $15.95
zone 6
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| Mauve or purple blend, red center. Moderate, old rose fragrance. Medium to large, full (26-40 petals), flat, quartered bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. A very vigorous rose that can be a tall shrub or climber 5-8'. Shade tolerant with good disease resistance. $15.95
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| Probably the best striped Hybrid Perpetual rose. The flowers are pink with crimson striping on an upright bush to 5 ft. Nice fragrance and very free flowering all season. $15.95 |
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| Large, snow white blooms on a vigorous rose bush. Blooms all season. 6 ft. $15.95 |
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| “General Jack” has vigorous growth with large, sparkling velvety red flowers that are richly fragrant. Because of the depth of color and abundance of flower, this rose belongs in every collection of old garden roses. 5 ft. $15.95 |
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| A deep, red rose with beautiful large blooms and intoxicating perfume. Healthy, upright, vigorous bush to 5 ft. One of the finest red roses, period. $15.95 |
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| Large, full, superbly cupped brilliant pink flowers on an extremely vigorous rose bush. Blooms all season but the foliage was hard to see in June because of the number of flowers. 4 ft. $15.95 |
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| Large, rose pink flowers are fragrant and full. The bush has vigorous growth. 6 ft. $15.95 |
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| Pink, carmine-pink center. Moderate fragrance. Large, full (26-40 petals), borne mostly solitary, in small clusters, cupped-to-flat bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. $15.95
Climbing Height of 4' to 5'
zone 5 Vigorous. |
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| Pink, darker center, white reverse, lighter edges. Strong fragrance. Average diameter 4". Medium, full (26-40 petals) bloom form. Spring or summer flush with scattered later bloom. $15.95
Height of 3' to 4' Width of up to 3'
zone 5
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| Immensely large, full, deep rose pink flowers that are somewhat like a peony. Upright, vigorous large branches. Huge, beautiful blossoms. 5 ft. $15.95 |
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| The blooms are violet-red, large, very double, and very fragrant. Blooms all season. $15.95 |
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| A rare and unique rose with dark crimson, deckled petals that have a white picotee edge; more pronounced than Baron Girod D'lAin. Strong fragrance and good repeat bloom. 5' x 5'. Bred in France 1890. $15.95 |
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| Very double, quartered blooms of rose pink adorn this vigorous variety. $15.95 |
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| Large, full, lilac-rose flowers produced in clusters. A wonderful spring bloom and an abundant autumn bloomer also. Very fragrant on a nicely shaped upright rose bush. 5 ft. Zone 5 $15.95 |
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A very old variety with extremely strong fragrances. Some date back to the days of the Roman Empire.
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| Light pink, ages to white . Strong, damask fragrance. Average diameter 2.75". Semi-double (9-16 petals) bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer.
Height of 3' to 6' Width of 3' to 5' $15.95
zone 4 Prune right after flowering is finished.
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| Deep pink, lilac edges. Large, full (26-40 petals) bloom form. Spring or summer flush with scattered later bloom.
Height 3' to 4'
zone 6 and warmer . Blooms tend to ball in wet weather. Prune right after flowering is finished. $15.95 |
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| Amongst Damask roses this is a great one. When in full bloom it forms a wall of pink.The blooms are in clusters and go from early summer thru to late summer. The color is bright clear pink and petals have a very delicate texture and the fragrance is wonderful. It does not seem to be much affected by disease and is hardy to zone 4. 5 ft $15.95 |
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| The buds that cover this OGR are red but as the blooms open they turn snowy white. It has a long period of bloom in late spring and the fragrance is wonderfully strong. The bush is healthy and vigorous and one of our favorites. 4 to 6 feet in height. Blooms on old wood so be sure to prune after flowering. Zone 4 to 9. $15.95 |
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| White or white blend. Strong fragrance. Medium, double (17-25 petals), button-eye, cupped bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer.
Armed with thorns. $15.95
Height of 4' to 6' 7" Width of 4' to 5' .
zone 4 Shade tolerant. very disease resistant. Prune lightly until this rose gets established (about two years), then prune it back by about a third.. Prune right after flowering is finished. This rose blooms on old wood. |
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| An alba-damask hybrid of deep pink, shading to white as it ages. Very double bloom with wonderfully strong fragrance. Bred by Jean-Pierre Vibert in France in 1817. Once blooming in the spring or early summer. Zone 4 to 9
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| The flowers are fuchsia red with a touch of lilac. They have a full, rosette form, and are very fragrant. 4 to 6 ft. $15.95 |
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The "Moss" roses differ from centifolias and damasks by the fuzzy mossing on the buds They were very popular in victorian gardens.
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| This is actually classified as a centifolia moss with fully double, highly scented, cabbage-like, pink flowers. The buds are enhanced by a fascinating moss formation on the calyx. This is shaped like the three cornered hat called a tricorne that Napolean wore, hence it's other name, 'Chapeau de Napoleon'. 5 ft X 4 ft Zone 4 thru 9. $15.95 |
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| A charming moss rose bred by Jean Laffay in France in 1862. A dark purply red, with a strong fragrance. A once bloomer in the spring or early summer. The bush is vigorous, 4 or 5 feet and hardy to zone 5 and possibly to zone 4. $15.95 |
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| Pink, lighter reverse. Moderate fragrance. up to 50 petals. Average diameter 2.5". Medium to large, very full , flat bloom form. Occasional repeat later in the season. Mossed buds. $15.95
Height of 3' to 5' Width of 3' to 4'
zone 6 $15.95 |
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| One of the oldest roses in cultivation. An important rose for herbalists in the middle ages. Large semi-double blooms with golden stamens. This rose will sucker to form a nice thicket that will shade out weeds and other plants. Great for naturalizing. 4 feet tall. Zone 4 thru 8. $15.95 |
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| A soft pink quartered bloom with a button eye. Strong myrrh fragrance and grows to around 4 feet. This rose has been reported hardy to zone 4. Once blooming in the spring or early summer. $15.95 |
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| Crimson and red. Strong fragrance. Average diameter 4.75". Large, full (26-40 petals) bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer.
Thornless (or almost). Dark green foliage.
Height of 39" to 5' Width of 4' to 5'
zone 4 Shade tolerant. Disease resistant, susceptible to Mildew. Prune lightly until this rose gets established (about two years), then prune it back by about a third.. Prune right after flowering is finished. This rose blooms on old wood.
Zone 4 $15.95 |
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| Deep pink, lighter reverse, white center. Strong fragrance. 5 to 7 petals. Average diameter 5". Large, single (4-8 petals), flat bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. $15.95
Height of 5' to 10' Width of 6' to 8'
zone 4 Shade tolerant. |
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| Bred by Peter Beales in 1982 with Tuscany Superb as one of the parents. Large, deep dark red blooms, with a wonderfully strong fragrance. Once blooming in the spring or early summer, hardy zone 4 thru 8. 4 X 4 foot bush. $15.95 |
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| You may also know this rose as Violacea, it has many names. Whatever you call it it is stunning. Deep dark purpley-red blooms have strong fragrance. The blooms are single to double, the bush is well-branched and tall, 5 feet or more. It does bloom only once but well worth it in your garden. Zone 4 thru 8 $15.95 |
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| One of the most beautiful of the old roses. The blooms are very dark velvet mauve with a strong fragrance. The parentage of this old rose is lost in antiquity, but this rose still has merit for us today. It will sucker so use it in a natural setting or give it some extra room. It will bloom once in the summer so plant a spring or fall blooming clematis with it to keep the show going. 5' Zone 4. $15.95 |
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| Small single petaled blooms of pink and white. The bush has very distinctive gray-green foliage. It only blooms in the spring but this rose has so many other good qualities we hardly even notice that. Good hip production in the fall, healthy, shade tolerant, and hardy to zone 2. This is a great huge bush here in our garden. When it is in bloom you can smell it across the yard, when it is out of bloom it is a santurary for countless little birds that hide in its branches. You can keep it pruned smaller but we have chosen to let it reach its full stature. 5' to 30'. Zone 2-9. $15.95 |
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| Sometimes called "The Brides Rose". It grows into a large arching shrub with fragrant bloom of cream to white. Hardy and vigorous this rose blooms only once in the spring or early summer but covers itself in bloom. The blooms are very double and bush is mostly thornless.
Zone 3 b to 9b. 5 to 12 feet. $15.95 |
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| The orgins and date of this rose are unknown, however it was introduced to the marketplace in 1933. The reason this rose has continued to be popular all these years is because it is always in bloom and the flowers are ever changing color. They open yellow, go to orange, then pink and finally crimson. They bloom in small clusters and the stems are long and crimson. This rose is usually reported to be hardy only to zone 7 but we have several customers that grow it in Zone 6 climates. We love this rose so much we think it is worthwhile if you live in our zone 5 climate to put it in large pot where you can move it to a greenhouse or protected garage in the winter. $15.95 |
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| A rose that is known by many different names, we are using the registered name, but if you check out www.helpmefind.com, you will see the multitude of names that this rose is known by. Wonderful fragrance, with a cupped, cabbage shaped bloom of deep pink. A good size bush , 5 X 5 or more with arching branches. Hardy to zone zone and spring blooming. $15.95 |
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| Light pink. Strong fragrance. Medium to large, double (17-25 petals), cupped bloom form. Once-blooming spring or summer. Strong fragrance
Height of 3' to 6' Width of up to 4'
$15.95
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| Light Pink, Once bloomer 6' to 10' Strong fragrance
zone 5 $15.95 |
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of our plants are container grown on their own roots
rather than using the roots of another
variety. This means they are pure, and grow only
from their own, original ancestors. This also keeps
the plants virus free, living longer, and gives
them a more healthy, well-shaped bloom. |
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