Rose - Therese Bugnet - Shrub

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Morden Blush Rose - Sale Price: $71.35 The Morden Blush Rose, Rosa 'Morden Blush' (PP8,054), produces pointed buds of ivory and blush that open to sweetly fragrant ivory blooms with pink at the center. The low growing shrub has glossy foliage to frame the lovely blooms. The Morden Blush will bloom continuously from summer through fall. It will die back to the crown in Zones 3 and 4, but flowers on new growth. This rose is known to be very hardy and disease resistant. This rose is grown on its own root. The advantage of own root roses is that once established they are very resilient. If winter's freezing breezes kill the top growth, the rose will grow back in the spring, and the recovered rose will look the same as the one you purchased. Roses need to be planted in full sun. Anything less than 6 hours of full sun will hinder blossom development. For best results, the soil must be well-drained and fertile, with adequate moisture to produce the most blossoms. Use this rose for beds and borders, in containers, or anywhere they fit in the landscape.

Rose - Easy Elegance® All the Rage - Shrub - Sale Price: $78.45 Easy Elegance® All the Rage, 'Rosa 'BAIrage' (PPAF), is an easy to grow, multi-colored spectacle with tight, coral buds swirling open to apricot-colored blossoms with luminous yellow centers. Its blooms age to lipstick pink before dropping cleanly away. All the Rage blooms steadily all season, so there will always be a range of colors to admire! It has an astonishingly clean, disease-resistant foliage with a perfectly round form. No wonder this plant is All the Rage! It is grown on its own root instead of being grafted onto a hardy root stock. It is always in flower, which is a nice surprise for a landscape rose. All the Rage likes lots of sun and a good watering, or about 1 inch of rainfall once a week. Water in the morning and avoid getting the foliage wet. The Easy Elegance line of roses continue to show their outstanding performance.

Rose - Cape Diamondâ„¢ - Climbing - Sale Price: $92.75 The Cape Diamond™ Climbing Rose, Rosa 'DARpellerin,' is a gorgeous climber that produces deep, pure pink flowers. It is free of black spot, powdery mildew, rust, and downy mildes, and is considered one of the most disease resistant varieties on the market today. This hardy, easy to grow climber is know for its old-fashioned, spicy fragrance. Its silver foliage makes a great contrast to the vibrant blooms on this showy rose.

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 - William Baffin - Climbing - Sale Price: $57.05 The William Baffin rose is a Canadian Explorer rose with glossy light green foliage, blooming from early to mid-July until frost. It is an unscented rose which can grow to a height of 7 ft. It can produce clusters of up to 30 blossoms. William Baffin roses are vigorous and disease-resistant. It is one of the hardiest and most useful roses for northern gardens. It has been grown in zone 2 which is a testament to its hardiness. William Baffin is arguably the hardiest repeat blooming climber available. To extend the blooming season, deadhead any faded flowers. William Baffin blooms on new wood so any pruning should be done in late winter or early spring before the plant begins new growth. The foliage is attractive as the green colors vary from medium to dark green. The fall color will be yellow. The bloom period is from late spring to early fall. This plant excels when planted near a fence, wall, or another structure that it can support the fast growing stems. It is best pruned in late winter before new growth begins. Use this rose as a climber, in the garden, as a hedge, or any place that a fast growing, prolific flowering rose will enhance your landscape! * Hardy * Fast Growing * Climber