Rose - Oso Easyâ„¢ Strawberry Crush - Shrub

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Rose - Blanc Double de Coubert - Hybrid Rugosa - Sale Price: $64.20 If for no other reason, buy this resilient antique rose for its large, intoxicatingly fragrant, semi-double white flowers. This rose was introduced in 1892 and is still going strong. The late spring/early summer repeat blooms are followed by bright red hips, and the shiny, dark green foliage looks good all season long. ‘Blanc Double de Coubert’ is one of the very few shade-tolerant roses. It is also resistant to black spot, mildew and rust. Keep the soil a bit on the acid side (5.8 - 6.3) and the results will really wow you. This plant produces gorgeous cut flowers and it also dries well for wreaths, scrapbooking and other decorative uses. Note: this rose has its own root; if a harsh winter freeze kills the top growth, the rose will recover and grow back in the spring, good as new. The Blanc Double de Coubert is renowned for its strong fragrance! The rose hips are high in vitamin C and are used for tea, jams, and jellies. * Disease Resistant * Very hardy

Rose - Easy Does It - Shrub - Sale Price: $92.75 The Rose Shrub 'Easy Does It', Rosa 'Harpageant', is a blend of mango orange, peach-pink and ripe apricot colors. These 3 to 4-inch double blooms are delightfully ruffled, unfurling their 26 to 40 petals in layers. These generous clusters are displayed over the glossy green foliage of this vigorous shrub. 'Easy Does It' blooms perpetually, stands up to foliar diseases, and sports some of the most colorful flowers in the family. Being disease resistant is a real boon in warm and rainy climates, where summer can often bring foliar diseases. It is also cold hardy. Vigorous, and a prolific bloomer, it was the only 2010 All-America Rose Selection! The blooming of 'Easy Does It' begins in early summer and continues robustly all season until the cold weather sets in. The lovely, lightly fragrant flowers of this rose attract butterflies and bees.  * Cold and Heat Hardy * Floribunda Rose * Heavy Bloomer

Rose - Night Owlâ„¢ - Climbing - Sale Price: $92.75 The Night Owl™ Climbing Rose, 'Rosa sp. 'WEKpurosot' PPAF, produces large, semi-double, clusters of deep wine purple blooms with yellow stamens that cover the gray green foliage all season long. The blooms do not fade even in the hottest of climates. The blossoms are long-lived and they quickly repeat blooming. The blooms have spicy fragrance. The Night Owl is vigorous growing and the canes can reach 10 to 12 feet in height. Pruning and shaping, when necessary, should be accomplished after the initial spring bloom. Climbing roses are excellent for trellises, garden walls, fences, gateways and pillars. Climbing roses make a great addition to the landscape. By training these climbers on a trellis or over an arbor you can change a dull area into a lively, colorful place.

Rose - Sunny Knock Out® - Shrub - Sale Price: $92.75 Sunny Knock Out® Rose, Rosa 'RADsunny' PPAF, produces abundant single 3 inch wide bright yellow flowers with 5 to 6 petals. This bushy, compact and rounded shrub has dark green semi-glossy foliage, resistant to black spot, powdery mildew and rust. This plant is more disease resistant that it’s famous parent and grows to 3 foot high and wide. No flower fragrance, but the petioles release a strong sweetbriar fragrance similar to Rainbow Knock Out®. Sunny Knock Out is easy to grow and adapts to most conditions. It prefers slightly acidic soils. It thrives in very humid climates where other roses have disease problems and need spray maintenance. Feed once a year with a slow release fertilizer. * Long Bloom Period * Low Maintenance * Drought Tolerant

Rose - Peace - Hybrid Tea - Sale Price: $92.75 The Peace rose is the world's most famous rose. The brilliant yellow and pink flowering rose was first introduced to the U.S. over fifty years ago. Peace roses are more popular today than when it was first introduced. Your rose garden should not be without one. This World Federation of Rose Societies Hall of Famer was inducted 1976. AARS winner 1946.