New Introductions for 2017
All My loving Hybrid Tea
Desdemona David Austin
Edith’s Darling Downtown Abbey Collection
Princess Charlene de Monaco Hybrid Tea 
Tropical Lightning Climber
Violet’s Pride Downtown Abbey Collection
Tabletop Beauties (long-lasting cut roses)
Cresendo soft pink/white blend 
Elina yellow
Mister Lincoln red
Moonstone pure white
New Zealand light pink
Striking Scentsations
Desdemona David Austin 
Fragrant Cloud Hybrid Tea
Fragrant Plum Hybrid Tea
Mister Lincoln Hybrid Tea
Scepter’d Isle David Austin
Beginner’s Luck (New to rose gardening? Try these easier to grow floribundas)
Adobe Sunrise salmon orange 
Belinda’s Dream pink
Europeana red
French Lace white
Julia Child yellow
All-Time Favorites
Eden Climber 
Mardi Gras Floribunda
Mister Lincoln Hybrid Tea
Tahitian Sunset Hybrid Tea
Tamora David Austin
Have questions? Need advice? Call or email us.
We do not ship roses
Note: Roses are not available for pickup until the beginning of April 2017
We will notify you by email in late March as to when your roses will be ready for you to pick up. They are usually well rooted and ready to go the first week of April.
Hybrid Tea Roses
Hybrid Teas and Grandi floras have that classic rose form with heavy petal count 30-50. Flowers are single or in clusters atop long stems. Many varieties are fragrant and make great cut flowers. These roses require more care than most other varieties of roses. Flowers are usually produced in 6-7 week cycles.
Floribunda Roses
Profuse blooming roses with large clusters of blooms at any given time providing massive colorful, long-lasting displays in the garden. Easier to care for than Hybrid Teas.
David Austin Roses
Established in the ’60s, this English company is family-owned and is celebrated worldwide for their roses. With over 200 introductions, they demand performance from their roses. All have wonderful fragrances and are generally considered large growing shrubs or short climbers. Every rose garden should include at least one David Austin rose.
Climbing Roses
Long arching canes that can climb or entwine fences, trellises, arbors or trail over walls. Blooms come in many forms and sizes.
Shrub Roses
Generally, they have a sprawling bushy habit, are easy to grow, and bear flowers all summer long. Considered a landscape rose, they can be incorporated into most any garden or setting.
Tree Roses
Tree roses are grafted to a standard trunk usually 18-36” tall. Great as focal points, in containers, or to bring a layered look to a flower garden.
