2022/2023 Catalog

Arethusa

China Tea

1903

 

Beautiful small apricot colored flowers with loose petals.

 

 

An easy, dependable, clean rose and good for mixed boarders.

 

 

Light fragrance. Repeat blooming.

 

4 ft x 2 ft

 

Madam Ernst Clavat ● 

Bourbon

1888

 

Soft pink medium flowers with double quartered blooms.

 

Robust nature. Easy.

 

 

Fresh scent. Prolific bloomer into autumn.

 

4 ft x 4 ft

 

Salet

Moss

1854

 

Glowing medium pink flowers.

 

 

Vigorous yet compact. Few thorns. A mixed boarder gem.

 

 

Moderately fragrant. Good re-bloomer.

 

Upright 5 ft

 

Marchessa Boccella /

Jacque Cartier

Portland

1868

 

Deep pink delicate medium flowers with double petals

 

 

Easily withstands rain, heat and cold.

 

Heavy scent. Blooms summer and autumn.

 

4 ft x 2 ft

 

Souvenir du President Lincoln ● 

Bourbon

1885

 

Gorgeous deep pink medium flowers with full  double blooms. 

 

Vigorous nature.  

 

Powerful perfume. Repeat blooming. 

 

5 ft x 3 ft

 

Yolande d’ Aragon ● 

Portland

1843

 

Clusters of lovely medium and very full pink flowers.

 

Great spring flush, sporadic until fall. Strong fragrance. Great spring flush, sporadic until fall.

 

6ft x 3ft

 

 

Rosette Delizy

Tea

1922

 

Small pink, yellow and carmine flowers.

 

Dainty flowers that produce regularly.

 

Great light scent. Repeat bloomer.

 

Easily reaches 6 ft in Zone 7 or higher.

 

 

Baronne Prevost

Hybrid Perpetual

1842

 

Large showy deep pink flowers fading to lighter pink.

 

Rewarding and hardy. Prickly stems.

 

Very fragrant. Some repeat blooms in the fall.

 

Tall 5 ft to 6 ft

 

 

Clotilde Soupert

Polyantha

1890

 

Charming, small, creamy white clusters of flowers each with pale touch of pink.

 

Easy, sweet and clean. Compact.

 

Light fragrance. Blooms all season – summer and fall.

 

3 ft x 3 ft

 

Maman Cochet

Tea

1893

 

Medium pale pink flowers on drooping stems. Long pointed bud. Few thorns.

 

 

Nice fragrance.

 

 

Recommended for Zone 7 – no colder.

 

4 ft x 4 ft

 

Veilchenblau

Rambler

1909

 

Clusters of dainty purple flower with white streaks once it blooms.

 

 

Robust – stunning showstopper. Near thornless.

 

 

Mild fragrance. Blooms abundantly late spring and early summer.

 

 

Vigorous climber, sprawling easily to 10 ft.

 

Sidonie

Demank Perpetual

1845

 

Medium to soft glowing pink dense double flowers.

 

As the blooms open, they reveal a tight center button. Benefits from fungicide application/care.

 

 

Very fragrant. Reliable repeat bloomer.

 

Bushy, tall erect to 5 ft.

 

Paul Neyron ● 

Hybrid Perpetual

1869

 

Beautiful large vivid pink full flowers. Sturdy. Rich fragrance.

 

Blooms from Spring to frost.

 

5 ft x 3 ft

 

Mermaid

Hybrid Bracteata

1918

 

Single medium light yellow flowers. Bendable canes allow for easy taming. Very thorny.

 

Stand-alone hedge that could serve as a barrier. Blooms off and on.

 

Large rambling/ climbing plant – 20 ft.

 

Vicks Caprice

Hybrid Perpetual

1891

 

Medium full petaled deep pink and white flower, sometimes with irregular striping of soft pink.

 

Good shape.

 

 

Moderate fragrance.

 

4 ft x 3 ft

 

Rose de Rescht ● 

Portland

1840


Medium purplish fuchsia-pink flowers. Perfect for anyone just starting with Old Garden Roses.

 

Very fragrant. Blooms through summer and fall.

 

4 ft x 3 ft

 

La Sylphide

Tea 

1842

 

Small light pink flowers.

 

Flowers with dainty stems. Strong and dependable.

 

Sweet scent. Blooms throughout the season.

 

2 ft x 3 ft

 

Ispahan

Damask 

1832

 

Lovely mid pink medium flowers.

 

Once-flowering but worth the wait. Wonderful, hardy, semi-evergreen.

 

Aromatic fragrance. Short season bloom.

 

5 ft tall

 

Moroccan Rose ● 

Portland  

Date Unknown (Found Rose)

 

Showy deep pink clusters of medium flowers. Upright and sturdy.

 

 

Mild fragrance. Blooms spring, summer and fall.

 

Tall 4 ft

 

Reine des Violettes

Hybrid Perpetual

1860

 

 

Beautiful small violet shaded velvety pompom flowers with long skinny stems. Appreciates chemical support. Nearly thornless. Thrives in hot and dry weather and is hardy in winter.

 

 

Strong fragrance. Good repeat flushes.

 

Sprawling/climbing to 6 ft.

 

 ● Prone to black spot but responds well to fungicide treatment.