Floribunda Roses are excellent roses for landscaping as they are shorter than Hybrid Teas and they produce profuse clusters of blooms from spring until the first frost.
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Brick House
Has a strong, dark red flower color and re-blooms throughout the season with a lot of flower power on each flush. It has excellent disease resistance for the type. An own root plant.
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Brick House Orange
*BRAND NEW* Compact size, bright blooms, and superb disease resistance – everything you expect from a Brick House® rose! The punchy orange flowers do not fade and look great in the landscape or in a patio container. An own root plant.
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Brilliant Pink Iceberg
Has beautiful pink and cream blooms that feature a slight honey fragrance. It’s a great rose for hedges and in combination plantings with annuals, perennials and shrubs. An own root plant.
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Burgundy Iceberg
Burgundy Iceberg has beautiful, deep purple to burgundy blooms that feature a slight honey fragrance. It’s a great rose for hedges and in combination plantings with annuals, perennials and shrubs. An own root plant.
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Burst of Joy
Has electric, vivid flowers of brilliant orange with a bright yellow reverse. A vigorous, upright, bushy, uniform habit. Blooms make excellent cut flowers. Good disease resistance and has a light tea scent.
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Canyon Road
Has a unique & novel color that blooms in late spring with a striking flush of brick red blooms. It shows good tolerance to disease and maintains a pleasing habit. Well suited for use in borders & in gardens of all sizes for a striking pop of color. An own root plant.
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Celestial Night
The long-lasting color of this rose, a mystical shade of deep plum purple that is quite difficult to achieve, could almost be described as 'out of this world'. Add strong disease resistance and incredible flowering and you have a rose that is sky high above its competition. Makes a great cut flower, is disease resistant & has a mild fruit scent. Also considered an English rose with its large, full, old-fashioned blooms & very strong fragrance. An own root plant.
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Chihuly
Named to honor America's famous glass artist, Dale Chihuly. This rose has it all, impeccable style & an ever-changing array of flashy colors. As the sun hits the opening petals, they blush from subtly-striped apricot yellow to dazzling orange & deep red…producing a remarkable display against the deep dark green leaves & mahogany-red new growth. Has a mild tea fragrance & is disease resistant.
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Cinco De Mayo
An All American Rose Society winner! Boasts a non-stop display of smoked lavender & rusty red-orange flowers. Has a mild apple scent & is extremely disease resistant. An own root plant.
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Doris Day
Inspired by 'America's Sweetheart' Doris Day, this lovely yellow rose beautifully personifies this joyful, charming and amazingly talented icon. The old-fashioned blooms are produced in beautiful rounded clusters on vigorous stems, making them excellent cut flowers & they will sweeten up your garden with their fruity and sweet spice aroma. Has good disease resistance.
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Easy Does It
Deeeee…lectable colors of mango orange, peach pink & ripe apricot bounce off the mirrored glossy green leaves, providing a flamboyant fruit salad for the landscape. Her free-flowing swirling shades of sunset show up in fragrant large colorful clusters atop a rounded bushy plant. So disease resistant, vigorous, flowerful & fabulous, you just can't say 'no' to this seductress of the garden. The one & only AARS award winner granted for 2010. Perfect in every climate.
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Easy Going
Glossy foliage, great flower power, bushy habit & great disease resistance. Bright green foliage & a delectable peachy golden yellow color that holds to the very end. Consistent in every climate. Great in mass plantings.
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Easy Spirit
White with cream base coloring. Has medium, upright growth & spiraled, large, double blooms. Has long-lasting flowers with a mild tea fragrance.
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Easy To Please
Want more bang for your bloom? With Easy To Please, not only are you getting a high performing rose, but you are also getting a multitude of classic spiraled flowers on a bush for which the disease resistance surpasses many landscape shrubs. Has a moderate clove fragrance & an upright and vigorous growth habit.
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Eyeconic Lemonade Mango
Beautiful, brightly colored blooms, of apricot pink with a red center, have a slight scent & hold up well. It has a compact, rounded habit with great color contrast & extremely good disease resistance. Great for all garden sizes & an own root plant.
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Eyeconic Lemonade Plum
Has a unique color of light lavender with a very large, dark plum blotch at the center. Blooms have a slight scent and does not easily lose its petals. A compact variety that has excellent disease resistance & is great for all garden sizes. An own root plant.
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Frida Kahlo
Named after world-acclaimed painter Frida Kahlo, who once said "I paint flowers so they will not die." Like the flowers she immortalized in her art, the rose Frida Kahlo is a lively & colorful reminder of her enduring spirit. Produces scarlet red & gold striped flowers, whose colors intensify with age, with a mild fruity fragrance. They stand in small clusters on a healthy disease resistant plant with clean glossy leaves.
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Hot Cocoa
The colorful hues vary with different climates, maybe it's chocolate, maybe it's smoky or brick or russet. Either way it's stunning & has a sweet moderate fruity scent. Easy to grow & disease resistant.
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Julia Child
Named after the legend herself who loved the buttery-gold color of this rose. Has a strong licorice & spice scent, a rounded habit & is great for cuttings. Disease resistant & an own root plant. Also considered an English rose with its large, full, old-fashioned blooms & very strong fragrance. An own root plant.
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Jump For Joy
Lusciously lovely, delectable peachy-pink color sets this rose apart from others. Has distinctive large showy clusters, long-lived flowers with lovely color, round bushy super-flowerful habit, loads of glossy green leaves & consistent dark red new growth. Has a mild apple scent & is extremely disease resistant.
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Ketchup & Mustard
A layer of the brightest red on top, the backside made of the deepest yellow set atop the greenest, glossiest leaves... talk about a striking combination! Has a light scent & is extremely disease resistant.
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Koko Loko
So unusual…it looks good enough to eat…or maybe drink in this case. The cocoa is creamy like latte. But the latte goes loco to finish all lavender! You just can't imagine a milky chocolate-colored bud would mature to be a solid soft lavender blossom. Early to bloom, every lovely bud spirals open with impeccable show form. The flowers last long on the plant & in the vase. Beyond its novelty, there lies a great plant….rounded, handsome & bushy…chock full of green leaves. Warm weather brings out the lavender.
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Life Of The Party
A powerful perfume of fruit/citrus draws people in to take a closer look at old-fashioned blooms of soft yellow that finish with a kiss of pink on the petal edges. Has a well-behaved habit and vigorous, dark green, glossy leaves and a nearly endless supply of blooms. Also considered an English rose with its large, full, old-fashioned blooms & very strong fragrance.
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Livin’ Easy
All you have to do is just stick it in the ground, give it a little water, kick back and watch it grow. The foliage is so glossy green and free from black spot that the bush looks great even without flowers. But you won't have much of an opportunity to see just leaves 'cause it blooms up a storm. Scrumptious flowers of showy apricot orange will light up your landscape. Very consistent in all climates. Great in the landscape or in mass plantings. An own root plant.
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Love Song
Loads of big beautiful blooms can nearly cover this sultry siren. Those lovely lavender old-fashioned flowers seem to last and last...without turning a lurid gray. Underneath all that beauty is a bushy rounded plant clothed with great rich green leaves. Has a mild citrus fragrance & is disease resistant. Also considered an English rose with its large, full, old-fashioned blooms & very strong fragrance.
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Morning Glow
This rose combines dark green foliage, outstanding bud form, and large, nearly 4" across, old-fashioned blooms in a silky ginger-root yellow. That gorgeous contrast, along with its light tea fragrance, sets it apart from all the other roses. With romantic sunrise colors in large, bowl-shaped blooms, excellent color retention & strong disease resistance, this new rose is a must have!
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Oh My!
This is the red that Americans love…deep enough, velvety enough, bright enough, long-lasting enough…it's just right. Better yet, that color comes in great clusters of ruffled flowers showing off against the backdrop of glossy dark red-green leaves with very good disease resistance. The bushy full plant could be used as a flowerful hedge, a showy mass planting or just by itself. Has a mild fragrance & is extremely disease resistant.
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Powerpuff
Electric pink flowers bloom in clusters, covering this powerful plant great for gardens of all sizes. Its rounded buds are reminiscent of peonies, as are its numerous petals. Has a moderate lemongrass fragrance & is disease resistant. An own root plant.
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Pumpkin Patch
A color so scrumptious, it looks good enough to eat. Buttery-rich coppery buds open into clusters of fragrant octobery-orange beauties held tightly against shiny green leaves — like happy jack o'lanterns nestled in the field. It's lip-smackin' for the landscape & certain to delight on the very first flower. Appreciates a little afternoon shade, has a moderately fruity fragrance & is extremely disease resistant.
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Purple Tiger
Not just every flower, but every petal is a varying masterpiece of purple, lavender & white stripes, streaks, flecks, dots & dashes. Has a powerful scent of citrus blossom & rose. Disease resistant.
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Queen Of Elegance
Sophisticated & elegant medium pink blooms that have a strong rose scent. An excellent variety that has an upright, vigorous habit & is disease resistant. Also considered an English rose with its large, full, old-fashioned blooms & very strong fragrance. An own root plant.
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Rainbow Sorbet
Medium to large blooms come in shades of bright yellow, orange & red and finish into a stunning yellow-pink. Has a slight scent & is disease resistant.
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Rosie the Riveter
This rose pays tribute to the women who worked in factories & shipyards during World War II. The old-fashioned unusual flowers of orange-gold suffused with pink are reminiscent of that era. The exquisite pointy & shapely buds are proudly held on top of very glossy dark foliage as a feminine symbol of charm & strength. The moderate fruity & spice fragrance is the perfect complement to these cultural icons. Like the tireless "Rosies", the even rounded plants of Rosie the Riveter are the workhorse of the garden, producing an arsenal of flowers. A disease resistant plant. Also considered an English rose with its large, full, old-fashioned blooms & very strong fragrance.
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Summer Romance
Produces an abundance of lang-lasting dark, velvet pink blooms that have a very strong classic rose fragrance. Is disease resistant & an own root plant.
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Sunset Horizon
Has attractive blooms that start bright yellow and fade to deep pink/cherry red. Its flower size is quite large when fully open with a very slight fragrance. Has a bushy, upright habit & is extremely disease resistant. An own root plant.
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Sunsprite
Recognized as one of the top 10 roses in the world. Has a deep lasting yellow color, super sweet fragrance, lots of glossy deep green leaves, an attractive bushy plant & good disease resistance. Not a bad combination! There always seems to be some great color on this rose.
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Sweet Madame Blue
Has attractive lavender blooms that have a magenta heart. Its blossoms are spiraled, elegant & very full doubled blooms with a strong citrus & spices fragrance. Has a bushy, round habit & is disease resistant.
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Violet’s Pride
A new rose in the Downton Abbey character series. An exquisite magenta-colored heart on the inner petals, dense foliage, resilience from diseases & a sophisticated grapefruit and fruit-like fragrance. Also considered an English rose with its large, full, old-fashioned blooms & very strong fragrance.
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