Roses
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Adelaide Hoodless Rose
This Parkland series rose blooms abundantly from early summer until frost on strong canes covered in glossy foliage. The dark red buds appear in clusters of up to 35 that open to blooms ranging from bright red to deep reddish-pink, followed by small orange hips. Good success has been noted in zone 2 under protected conditions. Own root.
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Alexander MacKenzie Rose
The cupped blooms of this Explorer rose open from deep raspberry-red buds held in sprays of six to twelve above newly emerged leaves richly tinted with red. As the disease resistant foliage matures, it forms a dark green backdrop for deep red blooms with the aroma of raspberries. Own root.
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Angel Face Rose
Ruby buds open to ruffled, lavender flowers. Known for its unusual color, compact growth habit and strong fragrance. Declared an "All Time Classic" rose. 1969 AARS® Award Winner.
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Austrian Copper Rose
Cultivated since the 1500's, Austrian Copper explodes with one of the most dazzling displays among roses. The long, upright canes are ablaze with color as yellow buds brushed with red open to blooms of copper-red with a brilliant yellow reverse, intensified further by bright yellow stamens and a strong licorice scent. Budded.
