Rose - William Baffin - Climbing

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Rose - Therese Bugnet - Shrub - Sale Price: $57.05 The Therese Bugnet Rose, Rosa 'Therese Bugnet', is a hardy shrub rose with large, red to pale pink, double flowers that are very fragrant and bloom from mid-June until frost. The blue-green, long narrow foliage with its red fall color makes an attractive addition to the landscape. This rose has 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. Therese Bugnet is a true zone 3 plant as its origin in Canada in 1950 might suggest. This plant is very hardy. The form is dense, upright, and mounding in full sun. Therese Bugnet will bloom in part shade, but not as much as in full sun. Use this plant as a border or hedge as it stays fully leafed to the ground. The canes turn red in the winter so it has great winter interest, especially when contrasted with snow. Pruning to control size is best done in earl spring before growth begins. Remove older canes to the ground and cut the younger ones back by 1/3 to control plant size, if needed. From 1950 until now, this is truly a reliable hardy rose!

Rose - American - Climbing - Sale Price: $92.75 The American Climbing Rose, Rosa sp. 'Jacclam', is a large-flowered climber with rich salmon-pink blooms; with fully double blooms, it repeats summer into fall. This amazing rose has a mild, strong fragrance and with its high disease resistance, this American Climbing rose a must-have in any garden! Because of its long canes, this rose is well adapted to training on pillars, fences, arbors, and gazebos. Also can be used in containers, for beds and borders, or on slopes. A vigorous, rapid grower, it is best to plant in full sun. Climbing roses should be grown since they provide wonderful color in the rose garden without taking up much ground. Large flowered climbing roses differ from rambling roses in that they have fewer, yet larger blooms.

Rose – Red Knock Out® - Shrub - Sale Price: $64.25 The Knock Out® Rose, Rosa 'Radrazz' (PP11836), is a glowing example of disease resistance at its best. The cycle of bloom and growth provides a continuous show of color from spring until late fall. The Red Knockout was the first of the famous line of Knockout Roses. This maintenance free, flowering shrub thrives in all climates with a petal count of 5 to 7. The green foliage with blue and maroon tints turns deep purple in fall. The deep, almost fluorescent cherry red blooms give off a light tea rose fragrance. Clusters of 3 to 15 flowers bloom alongside glossy foliage tinged in eggplant purple with a swirl of burgundy. It is an AARS winner. Use this plant as a low hedge, a foundation planting or in a container. The Red Knockout is a multiple award winner, including the 2000 AARS winner, the Euroflora Rose Award, and the Gold Medal-Genova award! * Disease Resistant * Heavy Bloomer * Maintenance Free

Rose - Bonica® - Shrub - Sale Price: $92.75 The Bonica rose was voted the World's Favorite Rose in 1997 by the World Federation of Rose Societies and an All-America Winner in 1987. The Bonica deserves the recognition! The 2 to 3 inch double blossoms are medium to light pink. Bonica develops bright orange-red hips in the fall which are attractive and a source of food for birds. Bonica roses are easy to grow, and are very colorful and disease resistant. For more and repeating blooms, deadhead when the flowers fade. This landscape rose can be planted as a hedge, specimen, or focal point. * Black spot resistant * Long bloomer * Attracts butterflies

Rose - Nearly Wild - Shrub - Sale Price: $65.60 The 'Nearly Wild' Rose is a hybrid. This shrub is beautiful with its profusion of sweetly fragrant pink flowers. It is also tough and requires very little care. A bushy and highly attractive shrub that grows 2' to 3' tall, it first shows off its graceful, long pointed buds early in the season, and then the appealing, single (5 petal) rosy-pink blooms open in April. 'Nearly Wild' is vigorous-growing, spreads rapidly, and can be planted along driveways or in front of taller, leggy shrubs. It also makes a good flowering ground cover for sloped banks. 'Nearly Wild' should have full sun and well drained moist soil. This rose will also bloom on the north side of a building where other plants won't! Nearly Wild is best pruned in late winter after the extreme cold is past. Use this plant in mass plantings, in borders, as a ground cover and in containers.