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Abraham Darby (da) — True Old Rose form with
delicious fragrance. Large blooms of soft
peachy-pink with pale yellow reverse. Up to 5
feet with arching canes. 1985.
April in
Paris (ht) — Classic seashell colored buds
open into blooms of the palest dawn pink edged
in a soft pink. Intense tea rose fragrance.
2008.
Aromatherapy (ht) — Upright, well branched
bush produces perfect pink blooms. Strong fruity
fragrance. 2005.
Artistry (ht) — Full large flowers of soft coral with
just a brushstroke of cream on the reverse. 1997 AARS.
NEW!
Bubblicious (sh) — Bright, shellpink
and white flowers throughout the season. Easy to
grow. 2010. Ht. 2 1/2", Wd. 3'.
Cape
Diamond (sh) — One of the most disease resistant
varieties in the world. Can be trained as a
large spreading shrub or eventually a climber.
Has a very spicy pure pink flowers. 2009.
Cupcake (mn) — This neat little
compact plant is loaded with frosted pink buds
and blooms. A proven performer. 1983.
NEW! Daddy's
Little Girl (mn) — Pink buds with just
a pinch of cream on the petals. Compact habit
and abundant blooms. 2010.
Falling
in Love (ht) — Upright, well branched
bush produces perfect pink blooms. Strong fruity
fragrance. 2005.
Gertrude Jekyll (da) — Large well-filled
rosettes are a rich, deep warm pink with a
powerful Damask fragrance. 1986.
High Society (cl) — Vigorous rose with
color all summer long. It has large, classically
formed deep pink blooms. 2004.
Kimberlina—
Healthy, tough and vigorous bush is upright and
well branched. Blooms are light pink with darker
pink reverse. Light spicy fragrance. 2009.
Lady Elsie May (sh) — Very tough shrub is
impervious to black spot and powdery mildew.
Rounded shape plant has coral pink flowers. 2005
AARS. Ht. 4’, Wd. 4’. |
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Mary Rose (da) — Bushy, compact plant up to 4
feet. Old-fashioned rose-pink, double flowers
exude powerful fragrance. Heavy bloomer. 1983.
Memorial Day (ht) — Very large very double blooms of
orchid pink. Strong damask fragrance. 2004 AARS.
New Dawn (cl) — Large fragrant pale pink
double flowers on vigorous hardy plant. 1930.
Our Lady of Guadalupe (fl) —
Medium-sized, free flowering bush has
bunches of silvery pink blooms. Exceptional
disease-resistance. 2001.
Pearly Gates (cl) ––
Big gorgeous well-formed flowers saturated
with sweet spicy fragrance. Flowers are pure
pastel pink. 1999.
Perfume Delight (ht) —
Rich, spicy fragrance, brilliant pink color.
High centered blooms of 30 large, satiny, solid
pink petals. 1974 AARS.
Pink Knock Out (sh) — A medium pink mutation
of 'Knock Out'. Same great disease resistance,
habit and plant size. 2004. Ht. 3', wd. 3'.
Pink Peace (ht) —
Enormous dusky-pink flowers of beautiful
form. 1959.
Pink
Promise (ht) —
This award winner has been chosen to
represent the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Large classic blooms of pink and cream have a
moderate fruity fragrance. 2009 AARS.
Queen Elizabeth —
Clear pink blooms on long stems. Lovely
Hybrid Tea shaped flowers in profusion. Tall,
vigorous plant. 1955 AARS.
Cl. Social Climber — Bush is heavy
bloomer all season. Has abundance of sweet,
spicy scented, old-fashioned deep pink flowers.
2004.
NEW!
Sweet Intoxication (fl)
— Deep magenta flowers with an intense clove
fragrance. Intoxicating! 2010.
The Fairy (sh) — Small double light pink
flowers on a low growing plant. Hardy and
disease resistant. 1932. Ht. 3’, Wd. 4’.
Zepherine Drouhin (cl) — Antique bourbon
type with large, sweetly fragrant deep rose
flowers and nearly thornless stems. Recurrent
bloomer. 1868. |
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