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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.
Thornless alba rose with pale pink flowers and an exceptional fragrance. Very hardy, and did I mention thornless? Once-blooming in spring.
This is hyrbid perpetual rose with delicate pink and white striped flowers. Tall shrub with pale, almost golden foliage.
A gallica cross (my theory is with R. macrantha) but fairly distinctive from anything else I grow. I describe the blooms as “luminous” for their bright stamens and petals. A large specimen can mound or climb, and blooms all at once in the spring. What a show! Further details and pictures here.
Tiny, but with a mighty strong color, a blend of orange and coral, with yellow center. Up to around 18” tall.
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…
