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The ‘Henry Nevard’ rose, a Hybrid Perpetual variety bred by Frank Cant in 1924, is known for its large, carmine-red to scarlet blooms. These flowers, which have an average diameter of 5 inches, are very double and exhibit an old-fashioned, cupped bloom form. They bloom in flushes throughout the season and emit a strong fragrance….
Mid pink blooms with substantial reflexed petals. Relaxed habit and fairly compact, growing to around 3ft high.
This charming miniature features cherry red, 5 petaled blooms withe white centers and yellow stamens. Blooms in flushes throughout the season and has no shortage of blossoms. Reaches a height of up to 20″. Bred by Ralph S. Moore of the US.
Wavy pink petals – mid pink, with a lighter reverse. Bushy shrub with glossy foliage. Mid sized: up to around 4ft tall.
Strong russet color is a bit variable by weather – sometimes a little more red, others a little more chocolate brown. Nice flower form for cutting.
Rosa ‘Hot Tamale’ is a stunning miniature rose variety featuring vibrant orange-red and yellow flowers. The blooms transition from a yellow-orange blend to yellow-pink, and eventually to a pink and white blend, making it a visually dynamic addition to any garden. This rose is known for its compact size, reaching up to 2 feet in…
The fronts of the petals are a light peach color, but the reverse is frosted with a light pink. Delicate scent. A compact shrub to 2ft tall.
This Canadian bred rose (aka Victorian Memory), is known for its exceptional qualities as a very hardy, fragrant climbing rose. The cupped blooms display a range of pink shades from pale to deep. These blooms are displayed in large clumps of hanging clusters
