If you thought life was good when we brought you Livin’ Easy, you’ll need to buy an extra hammock to deal with Easy Going. It’s just like ‘Mom’ in every way except color…same glossy foliage, same great flower power, same bushy habit, same great disease resistance.

Deeeee…lectable colors of mango orange, peach pink & ripe apricot bounce off the mirrored glossy green leaves, providing a flamboyant fruit salad for the landscape. Her free-flowing swirling shades of sunset show up in fragrant large colorful clusters atop a rounded bushy plant.

Inspired by big screen and singing legend, 'America's Sweetheart' Doris Day, this lovely yellow-colored rose beautifully personifies this joyful, charming and amazingly talented icon. When Doris sang “Que Sera Sera”, she did not know that ‘Whatever Will Be’ in her future included a unique Doris Day rose. 

Best of the fragrant dark red Climbing roses. Large buds and shapely blossoms. Glossy dark green leaves. Blooms on new and old wood. Comments: Warm night temperatures give the best color. Proven performer.

Big pointed buds swirl open to show off seductive shades of peach & coral & salmon. But the color show doesn’t stop there. The sun starts to ‘tan’ each petal, turning them into deeper tones of orange, scarlet & burgundy. 

Here’s a honey that puts a whole new spin on ‘flower power’. The clusters of blooms just never stop poppin’ open on this powerfully flowerful Floribunda. Mysteriously colored & deliriously novel…it’s an indescribable blending of smoked lavender and rusty red-orange.

A landmark rose that still hypnotizes people with a powerful rich rose fragrance and velvety red petals. The large full shapely flowers are proudly held atop straight stems clothed with dark matte-green leaves. Vigorous and at its happiest in hot temperatures. Best in warm temperatures.

Each little medium red pompom-like flower is produced in big clusters on a perfectly even rounded plant. The shorter compact habit makes this selection ideal for a smaller spot in the landscape or as a focal point in a decorative pot on a balcony or patio. If this describes what you’re looking for in the garden, don’t look any further as Children’s Hope has shown excellent performance in most climates of the country with very good disease resistance.

First discovered in the Windy City, this brighter and deeper-toned mutation of the famous Peace rose has a fine reputation that follows in the footsteps of its parent. It possesses the same large opulent flowers, the same big quilted glossy apple-green leaves, and the same handsome bushy plant. Best color east of the Rockies.

In roses, if you start with something good (like a 2007 AARS winner), you can sport (mutate) to a different color that’s just as good or sometimes better. This sport of Strike It Rich has all the same great plant qualities (same vigorous bushy plant that flowers like a weed and smells up a storm) of the original parent but just comes in a different color - a clear long-lasting even glowing yellow. 

A low-care rose for the landscape—it’s the first shrub to win the AARS award. It has several good qualities: vigorous, easy to grow, bushy and full of very disease-resistant foliage, hardy in harsh climates. Provides clusters of ruffled pink blooms with a sweet scent of fresh-cut apples. Proven performer. Hardy, clean & showy.

The most popular Climbing rose. Produces abundant clusters of pure red flowers. Blooms on new and old wood. Proven consistent performer.

Wonderfully fragrant, Bella’roma boasts an intoxicating perfume for the garden walk. The bright yellow buds burst forth with softer yellow toned petals edged in pink.

Never been able to brag about rich fragrance, great hardiness and super disease resistance (especially black spot) in a Climber with this apricot gold color. But things do change. And the bragging list could go on to include strong vigor, great shiny green foliage and a free-flowering habit that starts from the very first year. Unbeatable. Blooms on new and old wood. Great performer in most climates. Best flower color in cooler weather.

Loads of ruffled lavender blossoms permeate the air with the strong perfume of sweet citrus flowers. A perennial favorite because of the low bushy habit, the nearly continual production of blooms, the unusual color, and the sweet fragrance. Established plants give the most bloom.

Large clusters of ruffled red blossoms make a great display against the abundance of medium green leaves. Hardy & vigorous with good disease resistance. Flowers in the first season and repeat flowers readily. Almost old-fashioned in its flower style but very modern in its flower productivity and plant characteristics.

Wilt-Pruf® provides protection to many valuable shrubs and ornamentals when under long or severe periods of water stress, by reducing moisture loss through foliage.

Helps stop blossom end rot on Tomatoes and setting of fruit and correcting calcium deficiencies. 

Helps stop blossom end rot on Tomatoes and setting of fruit and correcting calcium deficiencies. 

This Bonanza Peach Tree is a dwarf that is a heavily flowering peach tree with lush, green leaves. It'll not only make a great addition to your garden or patio, but it'll also showcase it's gorgeous, bright flowers and while producing delicious peaches.

The best cold hardy selection from the National Arboretum. Tonto grows with vigor 8 to 10 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide. It has fine, light tan, exfoliating bark and red summer blooms. The fall foliage is bright orange-red to dark red.

Reddish new growth, becoming glossy green in summer. Purple flowers on new growth. This Crapemyrtle is resistant to leaf spot and powdery mildew. Matures at 6 to 10 feet tall and wide. Excellent as an accent flowering shrub or planted in masses.

Dark green foliage topped with deep rose-pink flowers blooming from mid-summer to frost. Released by the U.S. National Arboretum, one in their series of true dwarf Crapemyrtle. Average size is 2 to 3 feet tall and wide.

Panicles of pure white, soft textured flowers bloom all summer. Glossy dark green leaves turn vibrant orange-red in fall. Grows 20 feet tall and wide. Makes an excellent landscape specimen.