Every rose lady should smell so sweet. This siren can lure you into a hypnotic trance with her heady damask rose perfume and lurid costume of hot pink. She has big shapely buds and blooms borne on long strong stems. The vigorous upright plant is attractively robed with large dark green leaves. Established plant gives more bloom.

Here’s a heavenly honey of a hard-to-come-by hue in climbing roses…pure pastel pink. Just like its ‘Mom’, America, she’s got big gorgeous well-formed flowers saturated with sweet spicy perfume. Same growth habit, too. But the difference is the angelic soft pink color. Blooms on new and old wood. Free-flowering. A little late to bloom in spring.

Can you conjure up a newly retooled version of the beloved Just Joey? Now you’ve got a little feel for the opulent warm beauty of this resplendent new Hybrid Tea. Reminiscent of a monstrous silk rose on a lady’s hat, big voluptuous deep-apricot buds spiral open to slightly-softened caramel-sugar tones that glow like a beacon against the lush green leaves.

Whether it’s named for the metal or the beautiful State is hard to say. But, no matter what, the lasting deep yellow color of the big pointed buds and large finely-formed flowers is certainly a beauty to behold. The glossy ­polished dark green leaves make the blooms sparkle all the more. Comments: Cool conditions improve color & size.

Sweet ’n’ sour it ain’t—but your eyes might pucker a little when they behold this fantastic color. Stripes of pure yellow splashed onto bright orange will stop even the most finicky rose buyer in their tracks.

All the world loves a red, red rose…and the debut of Opening Night is certain to be a glittering success since it’s the reddest of red when it comes to roses. Each showy shapely blossom comes solo on top of long strong stems clothed with a dark green gown of foliage.

A finely toned athlete, this reddest-of-red roses will continue to win medals for many years to come. The bright true-red color shows through from the pointed-bud stage to the final moments of the very long-lasting well-formed flowers. Each large bloom is held on long stout stems produced by the very vigorous upright plant. Distinctive grey-green foliage. Proven consistent color. Best size when cool.

You might not expect the Sooner sister of Mister Lincoln to have such a dusky dark red color. But yes, she does have the same delicious scent. This most known of the black-reds produces big buds and graceful flowers on a bushy plant beset with large leaves. Darkest color & best performance with some heat.

For a lot of people, there’s just no other color that says ‘rose’ than velvety red. This is the red that Americans love…deep enough, velvety enough, bright enough, long-lasting enough…it’s just right. Better yet, that color comes in great clusters of ruffled flowers showing off against the backdrop of glossy dark red-green leaves with very good disease resistance. 

A tall drink of a Grandiflora whose intoxicating blend of autumn colors capture the spirit of the fall festival year ‘round. Gorgeous glossy green leaves and dark red new shoots join the celebration of ever-changing yellows, oranges and reds.

Hardy and vigorous. Large fragrant pale pink flowers. Glossy dark green leaves. Blooms on new and old wood. Proven performer. Hardy.

Get the shovel out and prepare the best spot in your garden so you can admire the Neil Diamond rose. Who would have thought that the internationally acclaimed Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer-songwriter Neil Diamond would one day have a rose bearing his name with the variety Rock & Roll as its ‘father’! 

Sometimes it takes a jewelers loop to fully examine the worth of a gemstone. But this jewel of a Hybrid Tea flower is soooo big, you won’t need any help to see the impeccable beauty of its classic show form and pearly colors. Her many blooms almost look sculpted from fine porcelain. 

“It’s a marvelous night for a moondance”…but the stars aren’t always up above. You see, white roses are Mother Nature’s best night lights for the garden…& Moondance provides ‘stars’ aplenty for the landscape. 

A historic American milestone in red roses that’s still hard to beat. The large pointed buds and rich red well-formed blooms have a velvety quality that you must feel to believe. The powerful damask rose fragrance seduces even the hardest heart. Vigorous, tall and proud with long stems & dark green leaves. Likes consistent warm days & cool nights.

There was not much competition when it was time to crown this classy ‘lady rose’ with the title of Miss Congeniality. Everybody agreed that she’s a standout and in the beauty pageant of the rose world, she wins hands down as the most charismatic and inspirational contestant. 

All it takes is one of the huge old-fashioned flowers to fill an entire room with sweet rose perfume – the classic smell that everyone expects from a rose. Loves hot weather – the hotter the better for unfurling every lovely petal. Long cutting stems are very attractively clothed the rich green clean foliage – right up to the big blossom. Vigorous & productive – it’s an easy-to-grow addition to any garden.

The spice-edged sweetness of this grandiflora is so tantalizing the French bottled it! Prolific clusters of classic bud form, high-centers of deep plum colored buds unfurl to richly purple blossoms softening to lavender chiffon. This exceptional rose also boasts dark green, disease-resistant foliage.

Quite rightly…it’s the mellowest of yellows…perfectly pure clean & clear. So if you’re ‘mad about saffron’ or lookin’ for that ‘eee..lek..trical banana’, then this is not your color. Our yellerific Hybrid Tea holds its hues until the petals fall. Lots of big blossoms come on long cutting stems from the easy-to-grow naturally vigorous plant. Deep green clean leaves. Larger flower size in cooler weather.

Big, big beautiful blooms can nearly cover this sultry siren. Her profusion of pulchritude is only matched by the surprising duration of her display. Those lovely lavender old-fashioned flowers just seem to last and last...without turning a lurid gray.

All you have to do is just stick it in the ground, give it a little water, kick back and watch it grow. The foliage is so glossy green and free from black spot that the bush looks great even without flowers. But you won’t have much of an opportunity to see just leaves ‘cause it blooms up a storm. 

MONSTROUS buds & HUMUNGOUS blossoms of rich ruby red hold their durable brilliance from beginning to end. IMMENSE petals (just one can cover a child’s palm) lend a classical Hybrid Tea bud shape, slowly spiraling open to a ruffled whopper of a show-stopper.

It’s been a while since a heavenly fragrant red HT has come ’round. Lasting Love is not the bright red of Olympiad, but the powerful perfume will give Mister Lincoln a run for his money.

Lusciously lovely, delectable peachy-pink color sets apart this sister seedling of Sparkle & Shine. They may have their differences (peach pink vs. deep yellow). But, like most sisters, they share some likenesses, too.