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74 RCW-2016-Rose-List RCW Nurseries, Inc. 15809 Tomball Parkway Houston, TX 77086 281-440-5161 Roses for 2016 Our rose list will help you select roses for any desired characteristic: color, fragrance, cutting to enjoy in arrangements, as a hedge, or to grow in a large pot. We have also have roses that will grow in partial shade, and those that are nearly thornless so they can be planted near where children play, or entrances. Our roses are planted in 3 gallon biodegradable paper pots, containing rose soil, fertilizer and Root Activator. Their canes are pruned to their proper height, ensuring that each bush attains its maximum blooming potential. The biodegradable paper pots should be planted directly in the ground, where they will decompose. For complete growing information and pictures of the roses in this list, please visit our website: www.rcwnurseries.com. For up-to-date availability about any listed rose, please call us at 281-440-5161! Abbreviations AARS Year AGRS/AOE Year Rose Classification B - Bourbon AARS is an acronym for AGRS is an acronym for ALL AMERICA ROSE SELECTION. AMERICAN GARDEN ROSE SELECTIONs Ba - Banksiae Ch - China Commercial rose growers evaluated Replaces the AARS program. Cl MF - Climbing Mini-flora new introductions by growing them in Cl Min - Climbing Miniature AARS Test Gardens for 2 consecutive A co-operative program of the years, receiving average home care. AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY, rose breeders Cl Pol - Climbing Polyantha and independent test gardens. Cl T - Climbing Tea The roses were evaluated for color, F - Floribunda flower production, fragrance, growth Rules and protocols are based on the Gr - Grandiflora habit, disease resistance, and overall German ADR Trials. HCh - Hybrid China vigor. They receive average home AOE is an acronym for the ARS HM - Hybrid Musk garden care. Award OF Excellence HP - Hybrid Perpetual This program has ended. for miniature roses. HR - Hybrid Rugosa HT - Hybrid Tea RIR Score LCl - Large-flowered climber Pol - Polyantha ROSES IN REVIEW, S - Shrub an ARS rating program T - Tea The rating reflects ARS volunteers' experience with growing the rose in their home gardens for a minimum of Patent Status 3 consecutive years. NP - Not Patented A (#.#) score means the rose is relatively new to being P - Patented grown in home gardens and has an interim rating. PPAF - Plant Patent Applied For A (-.-) score means not enough reports have been PP - Patent Pending received to establish a rating for the rose. www.rcwnurseries.com January 18, 2016 Prices & rose availability are subject to change Telephone: 281-440-5161 RCW Nurseries, Inc. 2016 Rose List Names in bold are new introductions. Name Price Name Price About Face 26.99 Good As Gold 26.99 To find: All American Magic 29.99 Grandma's Yellow 19.99 [C] Climbing roses, pg. 8 Angel Face 24.99 Grüss an Aachen 19.99 Non-climbing roses, pg. 10 Anna’s Promise 26.99 Happy Go Lucky 26.99 Roses by color, pg. 4 Apricot Candy 29.99 Henry Fonda 26.99 Roses by usage, pg. 5 Apricots n’ Cream 29.99 Home Run 24.99 Rose Growing Tips, pg. 18 Archduke Charles 19.99 Honey Nectar 29.99 Barbra Streisand 29.99 Hot Cocoa 29.99 Belinda’s Dream 26.99 Hotel California 24.99 We have the best Black Baccara 29.99 Iceberg,Climbing [C] 26.99 selection of Blaze Improved [C] 24.99 Intrigue 24.99 classic favorites, Blue Girl 24.99 John F. Kennedy 24.99 new introductions, Bolero 29.99 Joseph’s Coat [C] 24.99 and Burgundy Iceberg 26.99 Julia Child 26.99 Earth Kind Roses. Candy Cane Cocktail 29.99 Jump for Joy 26.99 Carefree Beauty 19.99 Ketchup & Mustard 26.99 Earth Kind Rose means the Carefree Spirit 24.99 Lady Banks White [C] 19.99 shrub has been thoroughly Cécile Brünner 24.99 Lady Banks Yellow [C] 19.99 tested by Texas A&M’s Cécile Brünner, Climbing [C] 19.99 Lasting Love 26.99 AgriLIFE Extension service. Centennial Star 29.99 Let Freedom Ring 26.99 Ch-Ching! 26.99 Limoncello 24.99 It is recognized as an Chihuly 26.99 Livin’ Easy 26.99 environmentally friendly Chrysler Imperial 24.99 Love and Peace 29.99 plant for Texas gardens with its outstanding Cinco de Mayo 26.99 Love Song 26.99 landscape performance Classic Woman 29.99 Love’s Magic 24.99 and superior pest Cloud 10 [C] 26.99 Love’s Promise 29.99 tolerance. Colorific 26.99 Maggie , [C] 19.99 Coral Drift 26.99 Marchessa Boccella 19.99 For more info see: Cramoisi Supérieur 19.99 Mardi Gras 26.99 earthkindroses.tamu.edu Crimson Bouquet 29.99 Marmalade Skies 29.99 Dark Night 29.99 Martha Gonzales 26.99 Dee-Lish 29.99 Martha’s Vineyard 26.99 Dick Clark 29.99 Melody Parfumée 26.99 Dolly Parton 24.99 Memorial Day 26.99 Don Juan [C] 24.99 Mercury Rising 29.99 Double Delight 24.99 Michelangelo 29.99 Drop Dead Red 26.99 Midas Touch 26.99 Dublin Bay [C] 26.99 Midnight Blue 26.99 Ducher 26.99 Miracle On the Hudson 26.99 Duchesse de Brabant 19.99 Miss All-American Beauty 24.99 Easy Does It 26.99 Miss Congeniality 26.99 Easy Going 26.99 Mister Lincoln 24.99 Ebb Tide 26.99 Moondance 26.99 Eden Climber [C] 29.99 Moonstone 26.99 Elle’ 29.99 Mrs. B. R. Cant 19.99 Europeana 24.99 Mutabilis 19.99 Firefighter 26.99 Nearly Wild 26.99 Fourth of July [C] 29.99 New Dawn [C] 19.99 Fragrant Cloud 24.99 Nicole Carol Miller 29.99 Fragrant Plum 24.99 Octoberfest 26.99 Girls Night Out 29.99 Oklahoma 24.99 Gold Medal 24.99 Old Blush 19.99 www.rcwnurseries.com January 18, 2016 Prices & rose availability are subject to change Telephone: 281-440-5161 Page 2 of 18 RCW Nurseries, Inc. 2016 Rose List Names in bold are new introductions. Name Price Name Price Old Blush, Climbing [C] 19.99 Sombreuil [C] 19.99 To find: Olympiad 24.99 Souvenir de la Malmaison 19.99 [C] Climbing roses, pg. 8 Orchid Romance 29.99 Souvenir de la Malmaison, Climbing [C] 19.99 Non-climbing roses, pg. 10 Oregold 24.99 St. Patrick 26.99 Roses by color, pg. 4 Over the Moon 26.99 Strike It Rich 29.99 Roses by usage, pg. 5 Pascali 24.99 Sugar Moon 26.99 Rose Growing Tips, pg. 18 Passionate Kisses 29.99 Sunsprite 24.99 Peace 24.99 Sunstruck 26.99 Peach Drift 26.99 Tahitian Treasure 29.99 We have the best Peachy Keen 24.99 Take It Easy 24.99 selection of Peggy Martin [C] 29.99 The Blushing Knock Out Rose 26.99 classic favorites, Penelope 19.99 The Double Knock Out Rose 26.99 new introductions, Perfect Moment 24.99 The Fairy 24.99 and Perfume Delight 24.99 The Knock Out Rose 26.99 Earth Kind Roses Peter Mayle 29.99 The Pink Double Knock Out Rose 26.99 Pink Drift 26.99 The Pink Knock Out Rose 26.99 Earth Kind Rose means the Pinkie, Climbing [C] 29.99 Top of the World [C] 24.99 shrub has been thoroughly Popcorn Drift 26.99 Touch of Class 24.99 tested by Texas A&M’s Pope John Paul II 26.99 Traviata 29.99 AgriLIFE Extension service. Pretty In Pink Eden [C] 29.99 Tropicana 24.99 Pretty Lady 29.99 Trumpeter 24.99 It is recognized as an Pumpkin Patch 26.99 Twilight Zone 26.99 environmentally friendly Queen Elizabeth 24.99 Valentine 19.99 plant for Texas gardens with its outstanding Radiant Perfume 26.99 Valentine’s Day [C] 24.99 landscape performance Rainbow Sorbet 29.99 Vavoom 26.99 and superior pest Red Cascade [C] 26.99 Voodoo 24.99 tolerance. Red Drift 26.99 Watercolors 26.99 Red Eden [C] 29.99 We Salute You 26.99 For more info see: Rio Samba 24.99 White Drift 29.99 earthkindroses.tamu.edu Royal Amethyst 24.99 White Eden [C] 29.99 Scentimental 29.99 White Licorice 26.99 Sea Foam [C] 26.99 White Majesty 29.99 Shockwave 26.99 White Out (special order only) 26.99 Showbiz 24.99 Winner’s Circle [C] 29.99 Sky’s the Limit [C] 26.99 Zéphirine Drouhin [C] 26.99 Smokin’ Hot 26.99 Tree Roses $49.99 Coral Drift Julia Child Red Drift The Double Knock Out Rose The Knock Out Rose The Pink Knock Out Rose Trumpeter www.rcwnurseries.com January 18, 2016 Prices & rose availability are subject to change Telephone: 281-440-5161 Page 3 of 18 RCW Nurseries, Inc. 2016 Roses By Color Names in bold are new introductions. Apricot Pink Red/Russet Yellow/Gold Apricot Candy Anna’s Promise All American Magic Centennial Star Apricots n’ Cream Belinda’s Dream Archduke Charles Ch-Ching! Honey Nectar Carefree Beauty Black Baccara Easy Going Over the Moon Cécile Brünner Blaze Improved [C] Gold Medal Peach Drift Cécile Brünner, Climbing [C] Carefree Spirit Good As Gold Sunstruck Dee-Lish Chihuly Grandma’s Yellow Eden Climber [C] Chrysler Imperial Happy Go Lucky Elle’ Cinco de Mayo Henry Fonda Girls Night Out Cramoisi Supérieur Hotel California Grüss an Aachen Crimson Bouquet Julia Child Jump for Joy Dark Night Lady Banks Yellow [C] Marchessa Boccella Dick Clark Limoncello Martha’s Vineyard Don Juan [C] Love and Peace Mauve Memorial Day Double Delight Mardi Gras Angel Face Mercury Rising Drop Dead Red Michelangelo Barbra Streisand Miss All-American Beauty Dublin Bay [C] Midas Touch Blue Girl Mrs.
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