A Rose for Your Garden

With the huge variety of roses available, there really is a rose for every garden. 

Hybrid Teas have a single large bloom at the end of a long cone (the traditional long stemmed rose).  The bushes are usually large and tall.  Hybrid Tea Roses can be as tall as 6 feet. Each rose bloom can be up to 5" in diameter.

Grandifloras are tall elegant plants that bloom repeatedly during the season, they generally feature clustered blossoms with stems which are slightly shorter than those of hybrid tea roses. Grandiflora roses are hardy in zones 4-9

Floribundas bear flowers i clusters with multiple blooms, which open up simultaneously.  Individual blooms may not be as perfect as hybrid teas, but the bush looks wonderful in the garden and the flowers are great for bouquets.

Miniature Roses are small in bush, foliage and bloom size.  Bloom can range from 1/2" to 2".  They grow will in containers or in the garden.

Climbing Roses add grace & nostalgia to any garden. From the classic tea rose to the charming country garden blossom, use them on walls & fences, pillar & post, trellis or entrance way. An added bonus is that they require very little pruning. Almost all are repeat bloomers

Shrub Roses are disease-resistant, require little pruning, grow quickly to fill a space and provide a long seasonal show of color.  Without any maintenance, you can expect to have beautiful blooms everyday throughout the summer.

Groundcover Rose Their versatile habit fits equally well in small gardens, combination planters and hanging baskets as it does planted en masse in beds and borders. Continuously blooming from spring to early frost, they are naturally dwarf, with very dark glossy attractive foliage and superb resistance to powdery mildew, rust and blackspot.