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2021 Quality Hand-Potted ROSES HYBRID TEA GRANDIFLORA FLORIBUNDA SHRUB RUGOSA CLIMBING ENGLISH MINIFLORA MINIATURE PATIO TREE MINIATURE TREE Proudly presenting our 2021 Quality Hand-Potted ROSES HYBRID TEA GRANDIFLORA FLORIBUNDA SHRUB RUGOSA CLIMBING ENGLISH MINIFLORA MINIATURE PATIO TREE MINIATURE TREE Darcey Bussell, located in David Austin English Rose section 35 Acres of Gardening Pleasure www.oaklandnursery.com Welcome to Central Ohio’s Rose Headquarters. We invite you to inspect and compare our quality roses. We have nearly 350 varieties and over 10,000 plants available. We doubt you will find a more complete selection of quality hand-potted roses. Virtually all of our potted roses are No. 1 grade, two years old, and ready to plant. They have been hand-groomed with the finest materials available so you can plant successfully all season. With the convenience of four locations and our commitment to provide quality products and customer service, we invite you to explore and experience 35 acres of gardening pleasure. HYBRID TEA & GRANDIFLORAS Large flowers on long stems, generally FIREFIGHTER®, Hybrid Tea. A classic rose – large, formal dusky velvet- PROUD LAND®, Hybrid Tea. With a rose like ‘Chrysler Imperial’ red blooms on long cutting stems with intense, old rose scent. The first rose in your background you can’t go wrong! A deep red beauty with a borne one per stem, sometimes in to sponsor the “Remember Me” (9-11) garden fund. 1 . …$27.99 very strong fragrance to match. Large, very double blooms grace this clusters. Medium to tall habit. plant all season long. Good disease resistance. 1 NEW . $24.99 Plants are usually grafted. FOREVER YOURS™, Hybrid Tea. Large, fire-engine red blooms contrast with dark green glossy leaves for the classic hybrid tea look. RED MASTERPIECE, Hybrid Tea. Large, velvety dark red Excellent cutting flower. Moderately fragrant. $24.99 blooms with exceptional fragrance. Bred from ‘Chrysler Imperial’. 1… �����������������������������������������������������������������������$24.99 RED FRAGRANT CLOUD, Hybrid Tea. Rich red buds open to bright coral blooms. Intense fragrance & glossy foliage. 1…. $24.99 ROUGE ROYALE™, Hybrid Tea. Deep burgundy red buds, sturdy BLACK BACCARA™, Hybrid Tea. The velvety texture and unique blooms. Strong citrus & berry fragrance. 1…. $24.99 dark burgundy-red color with black tinges adds instant drama to INGRID BERGMAN, Hybrid Tea. From Denmark. Full, brilliant your garden… . $24.99 red blooms. Compact, yet vigorous and hardy . …$24.99 SWEET SPIRIT™ †, Grandiflora. Attractive fully double tradi- tional red rose bloom with a strong, sweet fragrance. 1… ��$27.99 BLACK MAGIC®, Hybrid Tea. Very dark red bloom, high centered LASTING LOVE®, Hybrid Tea. Rich, pure rose perfume paired form… . $24.99 with big, dusky red blooms with a hint of deep pink makes for a TYLER, Hybrid Tea. Crimson Red specimen rose. Long sturdy classic show in your garden. 1.. ..$27.99 stems excellent for cutting. Light fragrance. Named for the Rose Capital of the USA. NEW . .$19.99 LEGENDS™, Hybrid Tea. Giant classic buds open to goliath blooms with ruffled edges. Rich ruby red from start to finish. Fruity VETERAN’S HONOR®, Hybrid Tea. Tall, vigorous shrub proudly fragrance. Upright, long cutting stems… ����������������������������������$27.99 displays bright red, well-formed blooms that last! Light raspberry fragrance… . $27.99 LET FREEDOM RING™, Hybrid Tea. This striking red rose was created by WWII veteran and amateur hybridizer, Ernest Earman. The color intensifies in cooler weather, making it a great choice PINK for a variety of climates, Light but sweet fragrance. Long vase life. ALL DRESSED UP™, Grandiflora. Globular quartered and double Remarkably disease resistant. ..$27.99 pink blooms on a medium tall plant. Mild tea fragrance… ����$27.99 MISTER LINCOLN, Hybrid Tea. A standard for red roses. Rich, ALL MY LOVING™, A true hybrid tea with one large flower per velvety, deep red. Large double blooms. Strong damask scent. 1965 stem. Dazzling pink color holds until the petals drop. Vigorous, AARS winner.1… ����������������������������������������������������������������������$24.99 thriving in a variety of climates… . $27.99 BEVERLY™, Hybrid Tea. Large Pink blooms. Strong fragrance. 1… . $24.99 CAMARA, Hybrid Tea. The color of these massive blooms is reminiscent of a lava flow—orange-vermillion centers radiate to red BIG MOMMA™ †, Hybrid Tea. A big, pink, very fragrant Hybrid and gradually darken to a black-red rim. Each recurved bloom sits Tea rose. It makes a nice cutting rose and has performed well own atop a nice long stem, making it suitable for cutting. NEW . $24.99 root in our trials. It has a high petal count and strong scent of roses and fruit. 1 NEW. .$27.99 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL, Hybrid Tea. The landmark for reds in velvety dark, classic form. Intense damask rose fragrance. 1953 AARS winner.1… ����������������������������������������������������������������������$24.99 OKLAHOMA, Hybrid Tea. Dark black red with an exceptionally intense rose scent. It has won its place as the state flower… $19.99 OLYMPIAD™, Hybrid Tea. A tough, stunning rose. Holds its red CAMELOT, Grandiflora. Graceful cupped deep coral-pink blooms color. Ideal cutting flower. 1984 AARS winner…$24.99 that soften as they mature. Excellent cutting flower with deep green foliage. 1965 AARS winner… . $24.99 O.L. WEEKS, Hybrid Tea. Deep red blooms on long stems. Perfect for the garden and bouquets… ��������������������������������������������������$24.99 DEE-LISH, Hybrid Tea. Large, deep pink, non-fading blooms. Very strong verbena/citrus fragrance.1… ��������������������������������������$27.99 DOLLY PARTON, Hybrid Tea. Vibrant and voluptuous, Dolly OPENING NIGHT™, Hybrid Tea. A brilliant performer. Clear, Parton’s extra large blossoms are luminous orange-red and long crimson buds, velvet red blooms, finishing an alluring pink. 1998 DELLA REESE™, Hybrid Tea. An upright shrub with fully double lasting. Being bred from ‘Oklahoma’ and ‘Fragrant Cloud’, a bloom AARS winner. … ��������������������������������������������������������������������������$27.99 blooms in shades of fuchsia and magenta. Long stems, excellent or two will fill a room with intoxicating fragrance. An upright, bushy for cutting. Strongly Fragrant. 1 . $19.99 repeat blooming plant with rich, green foliage. 1 NEW. $24.99 PAPA-MEILLAND®. Hybrid Tea. Exhibition rose with long strong stems and velvety deep red blooms. Long vase life and strong and ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Hybrid Tea/ Lots of shapely buds, hot pink blooms fruity scent. 1… ������������������������������������������������������������������������$24.99 with smoky edges. Excellent for cutting. Light spice scent… �������������.$24.99 HYBRID TEA & GRANDIFLORAS FIJI™ ELEGANZA®†, Hybrid Tea. Dark cherry pink with PERFUME DELIGHT, Hybrid Tea. Large, shapely, deep rose pink GOLD MEDAL®, Grandiflora. The very vigorous plant gives frilled edges. Classic hybrid tea blooms with modern disease blooms. Very strong damask fragrance. 1974 AARS winner.1… . $24.99 a nearly constant supply of shapely dark gold buds brushed resistance… . .$27.99 with orange and deep golden yellow flowers rich with fruity PINK PEACE, Hybrid Tea. This derivative of ‘Peace’ is a splen- fragrance. The long stems are low-thorned. Disease resistant FIRST PRIZE, Hybrid Tea. Top exhibition rose. Large, high did pink rose. The rounded vigorous bush produces large shapely deep green foliage. Deeper color in cooler weather. Light spicy- centered blooms of blended rose-pink. 1970 AARS winner… $24.99 lustrous clear pink flowers with a sweet fragrance and deep green fruit scent. NEW . .$24.99 black-spot resistant foliage. 1 NEW…. .$19.99 FRANCIS MEILLAND® †, Hybrid Tea. Named to honor the HAPPY GO LUCKY™, Grandiflora. Full, big blooms in pure, happy breeder of the ‘Peace’ rose. First hybrid tea to win an AARS award PRETTY LADY ROSE™, Hybrid Tea. Long-lasting, large flowers yellow. Fruity tea scent. Showy habit excellent disease resistance. under no-spray conditions. Fully petalled, luminous shell pink in an deep, even pink on a medium, compact shrub, blessed with A carefree addition to the garden… ������������������������������������������$27.99 blooms on long stems. Strong fruit and citrus scent. 1… ���� $27.99 sweet peony and spice fragrance. Elegance itself. 1… ��������$27.99 HENRY FONDA, Hybrid Tea. Immensely popular, Henry Fonda GRANDE DAME™, Hybrid Tea. Nodding clusters of full, old- QUEEN ELIZABETH, Grandiflora. Profuse, long-stemmed clus- boasts distinctly deep yellow blossoms surrounded by deep green fashioned blooms of rich rose pink. Intense old rose scent. Tall ters of full, clear pink blooms. Tea rose fragrance. The very first and clean foliage. This rose shows remarkable vigor and disease shrub, deep green leaves, low-thorned stems. 1… . $27.99 Grandiflora rose!! 1955 AARS winner… �����������������������������������.$24.99 resistance all season. ������������������������������������������������������������������$24.99 LIV TYLER™†, Hybrid Tea. Coral pink flower, strongly quartered, SAVANNAH ™ SUNBELT ® †, Hybrid Tea. Scrumptious blooms with MICHELANGELO™ †, Hybrid Tea. Strong, sweet lemony scent on long strong stems – perfect for cutting. Strong ripe apricot & an over-abundance of petals going from powder pink to deep salmon- exudes from old-fashioned rich golden blooms. Upright, long peach fragrance. 1… ����������������������������������������������������������������$27.99 pink.. Compact bush produces fragrant, very double blooms. 2015 win- stems, dark green foliage.1… . $27.99 ner of Overall Best Rose, best hybrid Tea rose and most fragrant rose at MEMORIAL DAY™, Hybrid Tea. Huge,
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