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A lovely rose with quartered, fully double, blooms of deep pink with purple/violet shading. Compact and bushy, with grey-green foliage. Made even more desirable by it’s strong, old fashioned rose scent. Not a common rose to come by, making it a unique and special addition to any collection.
Each bloom is heavily packed with petals resulting in a very dense flower – deep yellow then fading as they age. Charming shrub!
Precious miniature rose that grows up to 18″. The blooms are nearly white, can start off with a soft pink tone, and are doubled with up to 25 petals. Re-blooms in flushes throughout the season. Bred by Ted Brown of Canada.
The ‘Danaë’ rose, a Hybrid Musk introduced in 1913 by Rev. Joseph Hardwick Pemberton, features light yellow blooms that age to white. These blooms, notable for their strong fragrance, have an average diameter of about 3 inches. The rose presents a very double, cluster-flowered form and blooms continuously. As a climber, it reaches 5 to…
Photos can’t do justice to the textured streaks on the deep red petals, giving the blooms the look of velvet.
The color of this rose is intense – crimson red with a lighter reverse of petals. Strongly scented
White to soft green flowers on a compact plant, growing to around 18” tall and wide. Leathery dark green foliage. Prolific bloomer with blooms approximately 1″ in diameter, doubled, with around 25 petals.
A robust, deciduous shrub that can also be trained as a climber and can grow to a height of 4 to 6 feet (1.2 to 1.8 meters). This makes it a versatile plant that can be used in various garden settings, including borders, hedges, or as a standalone specimen. Its nearly thornless stems and lush,…
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….
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.
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.
Not a typical miniature rose – vigorous, large & climbing. While the flowers are individually small, the whole shrub blooms in impressive clusters.
