2026 Roses
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Key Terms:
Wd – Well drained
CTS – Continuous
W – Woodland
HR – Humus Rich
DH – Deadhead
Roses require rich soil…Use fertilizer recommended for Roses as it contains necessary trace mineral that will produce good results; water regularly & deep.
Hardy Shrub Roses tolerate a wide range of conditions, but usually prefer an open site in full sun.
BOLD – indicates new this year!
| Hardy Shrub Roses tolerate a wide range of conditions, but usually prefer an open site in full sun.FM/Hr/Wd soil DH-deadhead; CTS-continuous - $31.99 | ||
| Rose also require rich soil…Use fertilzer recommended for Roses as it contains necessary trace mineral that will produce good results; water Regularily & deep | ||
| Angela | climber | 3-5' soft pink; sweet scent; double |
| Bordeau | floribunda | 3'-Very free flowering, double.Wine red; award winning; fragrant; repeat |
| Carpet Flower Coral | ground cover | 40" wide, abundant blooming with bright Coral flowers over a long season |
| Carpet Flower Scarlet | ground cover | 40" wide, abundant blooming with bright Red flowers over a long season |
| Carpet Flower Yellow | ground cover | 40" wide, abundant blooming with bright Yellow flowers over a long season |
| Ch-Ching | grandiflora | 4-5'-yellow abundant blooming in spring; fragrant; vigorous growth full; repeat |
| Coral Dawn | climber | 5'- double, rosy pink; fragrant; repeat bloomer |
| Cosmic Clouds | shrub/climb | 8-10'-rich Magenta purple with a white reverse;fruitty scent |
| Day Breaker | floribunda | covered in stunning lightly-scented peach flowers with orange overtones and pink tips at the ends of the branches from late spring to early fal |
| Don Juan | climber | 10'- deep Red ; fragrant, repeat |
| Ebbtide Purple | floribunda | 3'-Heavy fragrance, deep purple roses, heavy bloomer;epeats well all summer. |
| Eden Climber Pretty in Pink | climber | very full, old-fashioned, globe-shaped blossoms, |
| Elegant Fairytale | shrub | 2-4', Pink Blend; large & double; light fragrance; blooms spring & fall |
| Golden Opportunity | climber | 8-10'- Yellow; fruitty fragrance; very large blooms; |
| Golden Showers | climber | repeat-flowering climbing rose, large, sweetly fragrant, semi-double, golden-yellow blooms, |
| Honey Perfume | floribunda | 4' - Apricot yellow; irrestible spicy fragrance; reblooms |
| J P Connell | explorer | 5'-Fragrant, pale yellow double flowers begin with hybrid tea form, then open to expose the stamens. June flowering some repeat |
| Lady of Shallott | austin | Rich orange-red buds arranged around orange petals. outer petals are salmon-pink with golden-yellow undersides, warm Tea fragrance, |
| Lemon Meringue | climber | 10-12'-vigorous Yellow climber with double blooms; spicy fragrance |
| Mt Hood | hyb T | 4-6'- creamy white; blooms on New wood so must prune out old wood; very fragrant |
| Rosa rugosa Rubra' | shrub | large, single with magenta-purple flowers.CTS bloomer produces 3” blooms with 5 petals. |
| Rose Brindebella Pink Princess | shrub | 4', vigorous, bushy, fragrant |
| Rose Brindebella Touch of Pink | shrub | 4'- double shell pink with white overtones; easy care |
| Sonnenwelt | shrub | 5'-radiant Apricot-pink' blooms profusely, moderate fragrance; repeat |
| Watercolors Home Run | shrub | 3'- huge clusters of flowers in a rainbow of colors.soft yellow, gold, to raspberry pink fragrant |
| Tess of the D'urbervilles | austin/climb | 4'- large bright crimson; old rose fragrance; excellent repeat |
| Helpful Hint: use a proper Rose fertilizer for best results and don't splash water on the leaves. Roses are heavy feeders! They require | ||
| a water soluble fertilizer like Seaweed fertilizer or other water soluable every three weeks. Always make sure that the liquid goes right to the root. This is | ||
| good info for any plant. Using proper rose food is highly recommended as it contains the necessary trace elements needed by the plant to perform well | ||
| Floribundas/Austins are continuous bloomers. Add a handful of Epsom Salts every 2-3 weeks. Apply on the drip line. | ||
| Climbing /Rugosa/Minature/Hedging roses blooms on old wood. If you prune in the spring you will have no flowers that season.Growing climbing roses | ||
| requires training as they will usually grow quite wayward. Use a good sturdy trellis & ties that will degrade over the years. The plant must be tied as it grows | ||
| & some pruning will be required to keep the plant in a somewhat reasonable size. A dead tree would be a perfect trellis. | ||
| Perhaps Rugosa Rose is the most important species used for hedging. It is dense,hardy, colorful & has healthy foliage | ||
| H T/Grandifloras/Floribundas/English roses need to be cut back to 8-12" from the ground in the very very late fall/early winter[to avoid the wind | ||
| shaking the roots loose]. If you prune too early in the fall they can think it is spring and start to put out new growth which of course will freeze off in the winter | ||
| Black Spot & powdery mildew -use a fungicide…Defender is a good product for rose care. | ||
| Don't water on the leaves and be especially careful when the sun is out | ||
| Clay soil is usually recommended for planting because of it's ability to hold water. You will have to use organic matter to make your soil | ||
| more pliable. Two sources would be 'real' manure [or store bought stuff would work but no cheapies] or compost, always well broken | ||
| down. Ammend the soil before planting Roses must have a consistent supply of water and nutrients to grow | ||
| Black Spot & powdery mildew -use a fungicide…Defender is a good product for rose care. | ||
| Don't water on the leaves and be especially careful when the sun is out | ||
| Clay soil is usually recommended for planting because of it's ability to hold water. You will have to use organic matter to make your soil | ||
| more pliable. Two sources would be 'real' manure [or store bought stuff would work but no cheapies] or compost, always well broken | ||
| down. Ammend the soil before planting Roses must have a consistent supply of water and nutrients to grow | ||
Helpful Hints
Use a proper Rose fertilizer for best results and don’t splash water on the leaves. Roses are heavy feeders and require a water soluble fertilizer like PEI fish fertilizer or other water soluble every three weeks. Always make sure that the liquid goes right to the root. This is good info for any plant! Top dressing would be much better and we recommend this as roses are heavy feeders. The proper roses food suggested is made specifically for roses and contains the necessary trace elements needed by the plant to perform well.
Floribundas/Austins are continuous bloomers. Add a handful of Epsom Salts every 2-3 weeks. Apply on the drip line.
Climbing /Rugosa/Minature/Hedging roses blooms on old wood. If you prune in the spring you will have no flowers that season.
Growing climbing roses requires training as they will usually grow quite wayward. Use a good sturdy trellis & ties that will degrade over the years. The plant must be tied as it grow & some pruning will be required to keep the plant in a somewhat reasonable size. A dead tree would be a perfect trellis.
Perhaps Rugosa Rose is the most popular species used for hedging. It is dense, hardy, colorful & has healthy foliage.
Hybrid T/Grandifloras/Floribundas/English roses need to be cut back to 8-12″ from the ground in the very very late fall/early winter[toavoid the wind shaking the roots loose]. If you prune too early in the fall they can think it is spring and start to put out new growth which of course will freeze out.
Black Spot & powdery mildew -use a fungicide-Defender is a good rose product for rose care.
Don’t water on the leaves and be especially careful when the sun is out. Defender is a good product for rose care.
Clay soil is usually recommended for planting because of it’s ability to hold water. You will have to use organic matter to make your soil more pliable Two sources would be ‘real’ old fashion aged manure is the best [or store bought stuff would work but no cheapies]or compost, always well broken down. Peat moss is always a valuable soil conditioner. Roses must have a consistent supply of water and nutrients to grow.