*Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a . *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Gethsemane Roses 2018

Antique Roses, Old , Older Classifications, and Species Roses Antique Roses include those classifications in existence prior to the first Hybrid Tea in 1867. They are known for their history, old-fashioned charm, fragrance, hardiness and vigor. Some are rebloomers, but many have a very long single bloom period in early summer. These should be pruned after blooming, not before. Hybrid Musk roses are informally included among the Antiques, even thought they did not arrive until 1897. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone R. foetida bicolor. 'Turkish Rose', Species, before 1590. Single blooms of RED- brightest orange-red, yellow reverse. A graceful, arching plant, quite thorny, AUSTRIAN COPPER 4' ORANGE with a spectacular show of blooms in early summer. 3 Meteore', Gallica. Roeser, France, 1836. Deep cerise blooms with a perfect button eye arrive in a huge flush in early summer, move through deep pink to lilac. Fascinating color play, very fragrant. Compact growth, magnificent BELLE DE CRECY 3'-4' MAUVE autumn foliage. LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 4b Bizard Triomphant', Gallica. Netherlands, before 1786. Big show of deepest pink, very double blooms for several weeks in early summer. Petals darken and CHARLES DE MILLS 3' MAUVE intensify with age. Named for an early director of the East India Company. 4b Hybrid Musk. Mike Darlow, U.S., 1993. Large, airy clusters of white, single petaled blooms with yellow stamens that darken over time. Strong fragrance. Relatively heat and shade tolerant, disease resistant. Reblooms all summer, followed by a show of petite, bright red hips. Very sweet! ARS rating 8.4. DARLOW'S ENIGMA 6-12' WHITE LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 4b Hybrid spinosissima; the Netherlands, before 1820. Deep magenta-red, single blooms in clusters with fluffy yellow stamens surrounding a yellow-green eye. Blooms heavily for several weeks in early summer. Prickly canes; airy, fern-like foliage. Victoria grows it in her yard. An unusual and dramatic addition to the DOORENBOS SELECTION (OR) 2-3' RED garden! 4 Best Garden Rose'. Centifolia, Bunyard, U.K., 1938. Tall, arching plant covered with pretty pink blooms beginning in June. Old-fashioned flowers with a perfect button eye. Named for the French Impressionist painter known for his lush still FANTIN LATOUR 3-5' LIGHT PINK life paintings of roses from his own garden. 4b Hybrid Perpetual; Eude/Eudes, France, before 1871. Nearly thornless with sweet fragrant, vermilion blooms. This rose shares its name with a maritime city LE HAVRE 3-6' DEEP PINK (Port of Le Havre) in the Normandy region of northwestern France. 6 Bernaix, France, 1891. Upright large shrub that flowers a mixture of pale rose, salmon and violet. Fully opened blooms are compact, flat and very double. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Requires winter protection. Handsome, distinctive with unique fragrance of spicy herbal tea - very relaxing! MONSIEUR TILLIER 4-6' DEEP PINK ARS rating 8.6. Requires winter protection. 7a Hybrid foetida; Iran, 1837. Flowers golden yellow globe-shaped blooms for several weeks in early summer. Foliage is small and fernlike plus fragrant. This ROSA FOETIDA 'PERSIAN DEEP shrub is large and resents pruning so let it go for best results. A graceful, YELLOW' 4-8' YELLOW dramatic show! ARS rating 8.0 3a

1 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Redleaf Rose.' Species, Central Europe. The highlight of this stunning rose is its deep purple, glaucous foliage with a bluish tinge. Sets clusters of urn- shaped hips that turn orange in the fall. Graceful vase shaped plant. Lovely with deep purple salvias. One of Victoria's favorites in her garden, stunning ROSA GLAUCA (OR) 5-7' PINK outside the Garfield Park Conservatory. ARS 8.9 2 Species; 'Shining Rose.' Once-blooming species rose, armed with prickles and full of gorgeous hips in the fall. Blooms are single, pink, and arrive in profusion ROSA NITIDA 4' PINK in June. 2b Le Rougetel, 1982. Prolific bloomer with large buds, very full blooms of light pink with cream shading and a strong fragrance. Limited quantity. The WHITE parentage of this rose remains a mystery, but it was re-introduced to the world TIPSY IMPERIAL CONCUBINE 3' BLEND by Hazel le Rougetel. LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 6b Hybrid Perpetual; Levet, France, 1881. Cerise blossoms fade quickly to rose and pink, releasing a good measure of fragrance. Canes can be quite long and vertical, so this is a good candidate for training along a fence. It's silky and ULRICH BRUNNER FILS 5-8' PINK DEEP delicious! ARS rating 8.1 6b Bentall, U.K., 1939. Hybrid Musk. Rich honey colored blooms in profusion on a tall shrub that can be grown as a climber. Deeper color in cool weather, creamy in the height of summer heat. Repeats well, strong fragrance. ARS BUFF BEAUTY 6' APRICOT rating 8.2 5 English Roses This unofficial classification includes those roses hybridized by David Austin of Shropshire, England, one of the world's best-known and best-loved breeders. Beginning in the 1960's, Mr. Austin set out to cross antique roses with modern Floribundas and Hybrid Teas, combining modern color and vigor with old-fashioned faces and fragrance. Today his roses are among our most popular varieties. Check under "Climbers" for more Austin roses. Name Height Color Description Zone 1996. A glorious rose that may be trained as a short climber. Cupped rosettes in soft peachy pink with paler outer petals and a fruity fragrance are soothing in the summer garden. Few thorns. A healthy and hardy rose! Try it with garden A SHROPSHIRE LAD 3-4' PINK sage or cool grey-green stachys. LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 4 1985. One of the best David Austin roses, a customer favorite for years. Old- fashioned face and fragrance, modern apricot color. Vigorous. Fred's favorite! ABRAHAM DARBY 5' APRICOT ARS 8.0 5 2001. Indescribably luminous light red blooms in clusters on a tall, vigorous, healthy plant. Small, bright green and very glossy leaves. A very cute rose! Named for the popular mid-20th century English composer and musician. Own BENJAMIN BRITTEN 4' RED PINK root. 5 2007. Clusters of blue-pink flowers, packed with more than 80 petals each. Makes for great border planting or superb hedges. Old Rose fragrance. A very healthy rose that blooms like mad! Named after Bishop’s Castle, a small English border town whose castle is almost 1,000 years old. ARS rating 8.0. BISHOP'S CASTLE 3-4' PINK Own root. 5 2012. Perfectly formed, rich salmon rosettes that begin as red buds and eventually age to a rich, deep pink. A beautifully complex myrrh fragrance with hints of elderflower, pear and almond. Very healthy, with vigorous, upright, BOSCOBEL 2-3' PINK bushy growth. Compact size ideal for city gardens. Available own root. 5 1990. Very large blooms of medium pink, deeply cupped with incurving petals. Strong old rose fragrance. An excellent rose, one of Victoria’s favorites. Named after the fictional 12th century detective in a series of British historical murder BROTHER CADFAEL 4-6' PINK mysteries by Edith Pargeter, who wrote under the name Ellis Peters. ARS 8.0 5 2004. Enchanting blooms open through a color range of orange, apricot, pink APRICOT and yellow for a rich color play. Strong myrrh fragrance, very healthy. Named CARDING MILL 4' ORANGE for a beautiful valley in the UK. ARS rating 8.3. Own Root. 5 2001. This delightful rose features huge, very rounded flowers of softest buff yellow. Blooms are very fragrant with a hint of lemon and tea. Try it with deep CHARLES DARWIN 3' YELLOW pink perennials. Vigorous, bushy habit. Stunning! 5 1993. Rich yellow blooms fade to lemon, then cream at the edges, blooming singly or in clusters all summer long. Bright, light green foliage. Very cheery! CHARLOTTE 4' YELLOW ARS 8.0. Own root. 5

2 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone 2011. Large, creamy white blooms grace a tall shrub that may be trained up a wall or fence. Strong myrrh scent touched with vanilla. This newer introduction was named for David Austin's own daughter. Nathan grew it on his rooftop CLAIRE AUSTIN 4-6' WHITE deck with deep purple Clematis 'Polish Spirit.' Healthy and lovely. Own root. 6 1991. A customer favorite! Warm apricot-yellow blooms, each packed with up to 120 petals! Tall and vigorous, may be grown as a climber. Stunning with APRICOT deep purple salvia. Named for a granddaughter of Queen Victoria who loved to CROWN PRINCESS MARGARETA 5' ORANGE garden. ARS rating 8.3. 5a Monferrato.' 2005. Clusters of very full, magenta-red blooms that age gracefully to dusky plum. Pleasing, fruity fragrance with hints of green. Named after the DARCEY BUSSELL 3-5' RED PINK highly acclaimed principal ballerina of the Royal Ballet. Own root. 5 1994. Deep pink buds open into pale pink shallow saucers, before opening fully to a domed shape. Old rose scent. Will accept some afternoon shade. Named after the English founder of the charity “Save the Children.” Highly regarded as one of the most beautiful of the English roses, and we agree. EGLANTYNE (BUD/OR) 4' PALE PINK Charming in every way! ARS 8.0. Own root. 5 2005. Beautiful, warm pale pink blooms, particularly resistant to rain. Strong, APRICOT classic, Old Rose scent. Healthy growth, disease resistant. Named for a GENTLE HERMIONE 4' PINK character in Shakespeare's "A Winter's Tale". Own root. 4 1986. Fat pine-scented buds open to old-fashioned quartered blooms, opening deep pink and fading slightly for a beautiful color tapestry. Quintessential old rose fragrance. The divine 'Comte de Chambord' is a parent. A classic David Austin rose, named for the legendary British garden designer and writer. Own GERTRUDE JEKYLL 4-5' PINK root. 4 1992. One of our favorites! Abundant golden apricot blooms atop bright light green foliage. Delicious tea scent with hints of strawberry. Nathan grows it as a GOLDEN CELEBRATION 4-5' YELLOW glorious climber! ARS 8.1. Own root. 5 1983. Fragrant, buttery yellow blooms in profusion on a tall, very healthy shrub. Voted “World’s Favorite Rose” by the World Federation of Rose Societies. Named for Austin’s longtime friend, the famous British gardener and writer, who chose this rose to bear his name due to the remarkable color and GRAHAM THOMAS 4-6' YELLOW rich tea scent. One of David Austin’s best roses! ARS rating 8.2. Own root. 5 2000. A superb, large shrub with almost thornless growth. The color is a lovely warm pink at the center, shading to pale pink at the edges. A tough, disease- free rose that can be trained into a wonderful short climber. Medium old rose WARM fragrance. Named for the 60th birthday of James Galway, the world famous JAMES GALWAY 4-8' PINK flautist. Ashley's favorite! ARS 8.0. 5a 2002. Large blooms packed with deep pink petals highlighted gold on the reverse. An upright, bushy plant with blossoms held up above the foliage. JUBILEE WARM Repeats early and often. An excellent garden rose! Named for Queen CELEBRATION 3-4' DEEP PINK Elizabeth's 50th Jubilee. ARS rating 8.0. Own root. 5 1995. Clusters of plump round buds of the warmest apricot open to buff yellow, very cupped blooms. Strong, exquisitely fruity fragrance with notes of citrus and BUFF guava. Named after Thomas Hardy’s last novel from 1895, which tells the tragic JUDE THE OBSCURE 3-4' YELLOW tale of a common man with big dreams. A staff favorite! ARS rating 8.0. 5 2005. Coppery orange, deeply cupped blooms are set off by gorgeous bronzy foliage. Fragrance is strong and fruity. Named for the 18th century British ORANGE socialite who was most famous for being Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson's illicit LADY EMMA HAMILTON 4' BLEND lover. Stunning! ARS 8.0. 5 2009. Dozens of medium sized, cupped blooms in luminous orange grace this plant in flushes all summer. Strong fragrance of apple, clove and tea. Hardy, ORANGE clean and disease resistant. Named after a famous poem by Alfred, Lord LADY OF SHALOTT 3-4' COPPER Tennyson to celebrate the 200th anniversary of his birth. Own root. 5 1988. The intense crimson color of this rose is nearly unbelievable! The fragrance starts light, but intensifies as the plant ages. Growth habit is somewhat sprawling. A very cold-hardy variety well suited to northern gardens. LD. BRAITHWAITE 4' CRIMSON One of Victoria’s favorites! 4 2006. A prolific bloomer! Deeply cupped, pale apricot buds open fully to creamy dome-shaped blooms. Sweet spicy scent. Named for an 8th century sculpted panel recently discovered in a cathedral near David Austin's UK LICHFIELD ANGEL 3-4' CREAM nursery. Own root. 6

3 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone 1983. A fantastic plant in every way! A vigorous bloomer, it covers itself in blousy, fragrant flowers of pure pink, repeating early and often. Rich old rose fragrance with hints of honey. Healthy and cold-hardy too! Our dear friend Mary MARY ROSE 3-4' PINK grows it in a container on her balcony. ARS rating 8.3. Own root. 4 2007. Light crimson buds open to a dramatic velvety deep crimson purple. New foliage reddish bronze, changing to mid green. Growth is bushy. Small stature works well for city gardens and containers. Very fragrant! ARS 8.0. MUNSTEAD WOOD 2-3' PURPLE Own root. 5 2005. Blooms have a strong, fruity fragrance. Vigorous growth, repeat-flowers well, one of the most disease-resistant Austin roses. Pale, cool pink blooms glow in an evening garden. This rose was named after the daughter of David OLIVIA ROSE AUSTIN 3' SOFT PINK Austin Junior, and Austin considers it one of the best roses they’ve ever bred! 5a 2007. A few rows of soft pink outer petals encase deeply cupped, rich pink center of each bloom for a lovely color play. Up to 130 petals per bloom! This rose won the fragrance award at the 2009 Glasgow, Scotland rose trials. A PRINCESS ALEXANDRA OF KENT 3' PINK customer favorite every year. Own root. 5 LIGHT 2005. Fat, apricot buds open to shallow, quartered cups. Blooms fade gently QUEEN APRICOT- to soft pink as they age. Warm old rose fragrance with a touch of myrrh. OF 3-4' PINK Blooms resist rain and weather! A popular customer request. Own root. 5 1997. Fat, crimson buds open to soft pink blooms with lighter pink outer petals, golden stamens. A very generous bloomer. Strong myrrh fragrance. Extremely SCEPTER'D ISLE 3-4' PINK cold-hardy. A very sweet disposition! ARS rating 8.1. Own root. 4 1997. A beautiful rose and a hard worker that blooms freely and reblooms quickly. Luminous blooms in a vivid shade of red tinged with pink and orange. The color must be seen to be believed. Smaller stature makes it ideal for city SOPHY'S ROSE 2-3' RED PINK gardens or large containers. 4 1983. Very large, soft pink blooms, with many petals arranged around a perfect button eye. Large and vigorous, may be trained as a small climber or ST. SWITHUN 4-6' PINK SOFT used at the back of the border. Strong myrrh fragrance. Healthy and reliable! 5 1983. Fat pink buds open to fragrant blooms of softest apricot. Delicious fragrance of myrrh, lilac, and mimosa. Named after Shakespeare’s blood-lusty TAMORA 3-4' APRICOT Amazon Queen from 'Titus Andronicus'. One of our favorite Austin blooms! 5b 1987. Perfectly formed rosettes of rich deep yellow, fading to creamy yellow toward the outer petals as the blooms age. Graceful arching growth, can be trained as a short climber. Try it paired with a deep purple clematis for a TEASING GEORGIA 4-6' YELLOW dramatic color play. 5 1998. Very large, deep crimson flowers with strong old rose scent. Upright, vigorous plant; may be grown as a climber. Named for the title character from TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES 4-6' RED Thomas Hardy's 1891 novel. Truly stunning! ARS rating 8.0. Own Root. 5 Alnwick Castle', 2001. Round, pink buds open to very cupped blooms warmed by golden stamens. Very fragrant. Upright, bushy growth. Very pretty! Own THE ALNWICK ROSE 3' PINK root. 5 2015. Quartered blooms. Bright pink centers framed in luminous cool pale pink. Extremely floriferous, very fragrant, ideal in an evening garden. Named for THE ANCIENT MARINER 3-4' PINK Coleridge's poem, "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner." 5 2013. Large, full petaled, rich apricot blooms. Strong and delicious tea fragrance with hints of cedar. Repeat flowers quickly. Very healthy and rain THE LADY GARDENER 4' APRICOT tolerant. Lovely with other warm colors. 5 2014. Lemony fragrance starts out sweet,becomes stronger with age. Blooms hold their vibrant yellow color very well. Gorgeous blooms, very floriferous, THE POET'S WIFE 4' YELLOW even more stunning as the plant matures. Arching growth habit. Very fetching! 5 1998. Large, cupped blooms of soft apricot pink. A large plant that may be APRICOT trained on a wall or fence. This lovely rose has Abraham Darby as a parent, is WILLIAM MORRIS 4' PINK named for the great nineteenth century artist. 5 2000. Amazing color and exquisite Old Rose fragrance. Velvety crimson petals unfurl from fat buds for a wonderful show. Appreciates a little shade during the hottest part of the day. William Shakespeare is relatively slow to get WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 2000 4' DEEP RED established but is well worth the wait. 5 2007. Gorgeous cream colored blooms, full and cupped, with a luscious lemony citrus fragrance. Compact, bushy habit works well in smaller gardens. Fewer thorns than other roses. Named after the largest lake in England. One of WINDERMERE 2-3' CREAM Victoria's favorites. Own root. 5

4 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone 2008. A rose of exceptional delicacy and charm with soft pink, shallowly cupped rosettes. Nicely complemented by the medium green, semi-glossy foliage. Fresh, fruity fragrance with hints of raspberries and tea. Named for the WISLEY 2008 4' SOFT PINK famous RHS Gardens at Wisley, where many English Roses are planted. 5 2011. Beautiful, very rounded flowers of soft apricot fading to cream. Particularly strong myrrh fragrance. Bushy, upright growth. Extremely healthy. Named after 16th century Wollerton Old Hall in Shropshire which has one of the most beautiful private gardens in the country, not far from the David Austin WOLLERTON OLD HALL 4-5' CREAM Nursery. 5 2008. Classic Old Rose blooms and a lovely fragrance that combines tea and old rose with hints of cedar wood. Color is a remarkable plummy deep pink. Named to mark the 400th anniversary of the birth of the poet John Milton. "Lycidas" eulogizes a deceased friend and is considered one of the finest short PURPLE poems in the English language. Interestingly, it was Milton who introduced the YOUNG LYCIDAS 3.5 MAGENTA word ‘fragrance’ into the English language! 5 Climbing Roses Climbing roses have long canes that are flexible when new, allowing them to be trained on a wall, fence, arbor, or other garden feature. Climbers bloom their best when trained out and up. They need not be heavily pruned; remove deadwood, trim back longest canes by 12" or so, and cut back lateral side shoots to 6-8". Ramblers are extremely vigorous, reaching 15'-30', and are suitable for covering large areas. Name Height Color Description Zone Warriner, U.S., 1976. Sports large, well-formed blooms of the purest coral, with a spicy scent. One parent is 'Fragrant Cloud.' Award-winning and amazing! AMERICA 10' CORAL ARS rating 8.3. 4 Kordes, , 1984. Huge clusters of small, delicate, cupped, rose pink blooms with pale centers smother the plant in early summer, repeat well. Mild ANGELA 8-12' PINK fragrance. Very healthy and vigorous. One of our very favorites! 5b Lowe, U.S., 1986. Large, very fragrant, butter-yellow blooms open from festive orange buds. Hardy and disease resistant. Sport of 'Westerland'. A staff AUTUMN SUNSET 8-10' YELLOW favorite every year! ARS rating 8.1. 5 Kordes, Germany, 2001. Deep pink petals with a silver reverse that ages to light pink and cheery yellow stamens. Charming pointed buds. Good resistance BAJAZZO 8' PINK DEEP to black spot and mildew. 5 Demokracie'. Bohm, former Czechoslovakia, 1935. Bright red flowers open all at once. Blooms peak in June and early fall. Continues to repeat throughout the SCARLET summer. Spreads like a fire of color on gates, walls and trellis. One of the best BLAZE, Improved 9-14' RED red climbers; an All-American favorite! ARS rating 8.9. Own root. 5 Cants of Colchester, U.K., 1968. A classic white climbing rose covered with pure white blooms in June and repeating well. Vigorous and generous! CL. ICEBERG 8-12' WHITE Available own root. 4 Austin, U.K., 2011. Large, creamy white blooms grace a tall shrub that may be trained up a wall or fence. Strong myrrh scent touched with vanilla. Healthy and lovely; stunning in Chicago rosarian Nathan’s garden with clematis ‘Polish CLAIRE AUSTIN 6' WHITE Spirit.’ Named for David Austin's daughter. Gorgeous! 6 Radler, U.S., 2013. White bloomer from the breeder of 'Knock Out' roses. Exceptionally clean, disease resistant foliage and lovely fat blooms. Dense CLOUD 10 7-8' WHITE habit. Very nice for an evening garden! Own root. 5 John Keats'. Meilland, France, 1994. Romantica series. A shorter climbing rose for small, intimate spaces. Ruffled apricot blooms open from plump salmon pink COLETTE 6'-7' PINK buds. Very fragrant, try it with spiky purple perennials. Own root. 7 Hybrid Musk. Found Rose, Darlow, U.S., 1994. Sprays of charming, airy, single white blooms with bright yellow stamens. Very cold-hardy, exceedingly charming. Wonderful as a cut flower tucked in amongst larger blooms! ARS DARLOW'S ENIGMA 8-10' WHITE rating 8.3. Own root. LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 4b Malandrone, Italy, 1958. Deep red buds unfurl to fragrant, long-lasting hybrid tea style blooms of the richest deep red. A customer favorite every year! ARS DON JUAN 10-12' RED rating 8.2. 5 Pierre de Ronsard', Mouchotte, France, 1962. Romantica series. Giant, old fashioned blossoms in shades of pink, ideal for trellis or pillar. Fragrant and EDEN CLIMBER 6-10' PINK free-flowering. A popular rose, for good reason. ARS rating 8.3. Own root. 5

5 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Svejda, , 1977. Canadian Artist series. Extremely healthy and hardy FELIX LECLERC 6-8' DEEP PINK short climber for northern gardens. Vivid pink blooms. Cheerful and reliable! 3 Kordes, Germany, 2002. Robust and winter hardy climber, nostalgic full red FLORENTINA 6-10' APRICOT blooms with bright yellow stamens. Occasionally blooms later in the season. 5b Radler, U.S., 2017. Short climber described as coral with a yellow eye. Crumple some leaves for a burst of fruity fragrance. Latest disease resistant FRUITY PETALS 6' CORAL addition to the 'Knock Out' series. Stunning! Own root. 5 Lammerts, U.S., circa 1950. Features large fragrant, golden yellow, semi- double flowers which age to a creamy white. Blooms June to frost. Licorice, tea scent. Glossy dark green foliage. 1957 AARS award winner. A favorite climber GOLDEN SHOWERS 8-10' YELLOW for decades! 3b Hybrid spinosissima. Shepherd, U.S., 1956. Single, pale yellow blooms with bright red stamens at the center. Very healthy and hardy, requires little pruning if any. Big fragrant show in early summer followed by scattered rebloom. Will take a little shade. Petals fall cleanly, leaving the fluffy stamens for a Dr. Suess LIGHT effect. ARS rating 8.8. One of Nathan's favorites! A very sweet charming rose. GOLDEN WINGS 4-6' YELLOW LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 4b Kordes, Germany, 2003. Pure white, slightly fragrant, cupped blooms. Produces decorative hips in late summer. Compact size ideal for Chicago yards, very pretty with asters! Disease resistant. Gold Medal winner at ADR, HELLA 6-8' WHITE the German rose trial. Vigorous and floriferous! 5B Hybrid Kordesii; Svejda, Canada, 1984. Canadian Explorer series. Tough, cold- hardy to zone 3 with cheerful bright red flowers and prominent bright yellow HENRY KELSEY 5-8' RED stamens. Spicy fragrance! Very disease resistant. ARS rating 8.0. Own root. 3a Radler, U.S., 2017. A petite but bushy climber with blooms of the brightest vivid pink, bright gold stamens. A new climber from the breeder of Knock Out. HIGHWIRE FLYER 5-6' DEEP PINK Own root. 5b ‘Vanilla’. Kordes, Germany, 2002. Old-fashioned blooms of rich cream, light HONEYMOON 7' CREAM pink center. Vigorous, hardy, blackspot resistant. 5 Svejda, Canada, 1969. Explorer series. Bright green, glossy foliage with bright reddish pink blooms. Big show in June, repeats. Extremely hardy. First climbing rose of the Explorer series from Ag Canada. Excellent for our climate and city JOHN CABOT 6-8' PINK gardens! ARS rating 8.8. Own root. 2 Svejda, Canada, 1977. Explorer Series. Copious pink flowers cover this well- loved climbing rose in early summer with periodic rebloom after. Extremely JOHN DAVIS 6-8' PINK tough and hardy to zone 2! ARS 8.6. Own root. 2b Warriner, U.S., before 1993. Very heavy-blooming rose, generous with its sprays of nicely rounded, fragrant, exquisitely formed flowers on long stems. LACE CASCADE 10-12' WHITE Descended from 'Iceberg' and the quick-growing 'Prairie Fire.' 5b Bedard, United States, 2017. A compact climber sporting deep red blooms that LADY IN RED 8' RED stay true without fading. Ideal for smaller spaces. 4 Austin, U.K., 2014. Rambler. Clusters of apricot pink blooms held aloft on wiry LADY OF THE LAKE 8-10' APRICOT bronze stems, fading to cream. Requires winter protection. 7 MAGENTA Kordes, Germany, 2004. Fully quartered blooms, hardy and old-fashioned. LAGUNA 8' PINK Very fragrant. Award-winning! 5b Blushing Baffin.' Nicholson, Canada, 2012. Sprays of up to 30 semi-double blooms in soft pale pink begin in mid-June and continue in flushes throughout the season through fall. Mild fragrance. Very resistant to powdery mildew and black spot. Discovered as a sport of the legendary ''. Allow her to LUCY IRENE 8-10' PINK ramble, if you have the space! Own root. LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 2 Everblooming Dr. W. Van Fleet', Dreer, U.S., 1930. Earth Kind series. Features fragrant, shell pink blossoms. Flowers generously all season long! Our most NEW DAWN 15' PALE PINK well-loved popular climber. ARS rating 8.6. Own root. 5 Tomerlin, U.S., 2015. Very double blooms with a floral vintage rose scent. Holds many qualities of 'Eden' in a deeper shade of pink and more intense PRETTY IN PINK EDEN 10-12' DEEP PINK fragrance. Repeats very well, disease resistant. Resilient and wonderful! 5 QUICK SILVER 6-8' LAVENDER Kordes, Germany, 2004. Large, full, lavender blooms on a vigorous climber. 5b Radler, U.S., 2001. Reliable, hardy, true red climber from the breeder of RAMBLIN RED 8-10' RED 'Knock Out' series. 3b

6 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Meilland, France, before 2010. Deep pink full blooms with white stripes. PINK & Medium, glossy, dark green, dense, leathery foliage. Slight green apple scent. WHITE Nearly thornless for an unexpected reprieve for the much scratched gardener. RASPBERRY CREAM TWIRL 10-12' STRIPED A real stand out in a garden! Own root. 6 Meilland, France, 2002. Romantica series. Very large, extremely double, old fashioned flowers will repeat bloom in good numbers on this vigorous plant with RED EDEN 7-15' RED semi-glossy, dark green foliage.Requires winter protection. 6a Williams, U.S., 1975. Velvety blooms of the darkest red bring drama to your garden. Blooms appear steadily in summer over glossy, clean foliage. Flowers hold well when cut or on the plant. Spent blooms drop petals cleanly. Can also be kept as a tall shrub. Parents are 'Blaze' and 'Don Juan'. Adaptable and RED FOUNTAIN 6-8' RED reliable repeater! 5 SALMON Kordes, Germany, 1993. Magnificent, full blooms in a glowing salmon pink. ROSANNA 6-8' PINK Blooms in flushes all season. 5b Austin, U.K., 1996. Creamy white blooms cover this versatile climber. Very fragrant, good repeater. Farmer Gwen raves about this beauty in her Chicago SNOW GOOSE 8-12' WHITE garden. Very charming! 5 Orard, France, 2012. Large clusters of deep smoky purple blooms with bright gold stamens stand out against soft green, healthy foliage. Spicy fragrance. A STORMY WEATHER 8-10' PURPLE dramatic addition along a wall or fence. 5 Rambler; Austin, U.K., before 2013. Bears sprays of petite, very full cupped 12-18' LIGHT PINK 5 THE ALBRIGHTON RAMBLER blossoms in a creamy blush pink. Mild, musk fragrance. Exceptionally healthy. Austin, U.K., 2002. Soft pink, old-fashioned blooms cover rose! Blooms glow against dark green, shiny foliage! Strong, old-fashioned musk fragrance. THE GENEROUS GARDENER 4-8' CREAM Outstanding climber! 5b Kordes, Germany, 1970. Cheerful and hardy it brightens up the garden with a shot of pure orange. Foliage is deep glossy green and very healthy. Dorian's WESTERLAND 8-10' ORANGE favorite! ARS rating 8.2. Wonderful in every way! 5 Svejda, Canada, 1983. Canadian Explorer series. Bright pink, semi-double flowers with bright yellow centers on a very tall, bushy climber. Very reliable. Our most cold-hardy rose! ARS 9.4! For reference, stroll past the bus stop at WILLIAM BAFFIN 8-10' PINK DEEP Wilson and Damen in mid-June! Own root. 3 Bourbon. Bizot, France, 1868. Clear medium pink, double flowers on nearly thornless canes. Very fragrant, absolutely splendid in June, repeats. Tolerates a little shade. Victoria grows it in her Logan Square yard. 150 years old in 2018! ZEPHIRINE DROUHIN 10-12' PINK ARS rating 8.0. Available own root. 5 Roses Floribundas share the elegant flower form of the Hybrid Tea with the vigorous cluster-flowering habit of the polyantha roses. They originated in 1909 with 'Gruss An Aachen'. Floribundas are upright and bushy in habit, cloaked almost continuously in clusters of blooms. Prune floribundas severely in early spring, as you would a Hybrid Tea. Deadhead regularly to promote continuous bloom. Name Height Color Description Zone Basye, USA, 1988. Earth Kind.This rose has the impact and beauty of a modern hybrid tea, but with excellent disease resistance. Large, very double pink blossoms arrive in large clusters through fall. Developed by Dr. Basye, a mathematics professor at Texas A&M University, and named after a friend's daughter. The first rose to be designated Earth-Kind® by the Texas AgriLife BELINDA'S DREAM 3-4' PINK Extension Service. ARS rating 8.4. Own root. 5a Meilland, France, 2004. Romantica series. Fully quartered, creamy white blooms open gradually, fading to pure white. Compact, dense growth habit. BOLERO 2-3' WHITE Intoxicating fragrance! Own root. 5b ‘Celebration Time,’ ‘The Shire.’ Carruth, United States, 2006. Rust red & smoky lavender double blooms make this a stunning addition to the garden. Hardy, shiny foliage with burgundy new growth. Parents are Topsy Turvy and the CINCO DE MAYO 3-4' RUSSET beloved Julia Child. 5 Fryer, UK, 2004. Absolutely gorgeous! Clusters of hybrid tea shaped, yellow blooms mature to apricot, then pink blend. Excellent disease resistance. DAY BREAKER 2-3' APRICOT AARS winner 2004. 5

7 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Buck, U.S., 1985. This Buck rose is very unusual, and exquisitely beautiful! Deep pink blooms open to mocha, washing to orchid on ruffled blooms for an amazing color play! Wonderfully fragrant with anise and myrrh. This is Merissa’ DISTANT DRUMS 2-3' RUSSET s absolute favorite rose! ARS 8.1. 5 Bedard, U.S. 2015. This lovely bright yellow rose beautifully personifies the 1950s and 60s film star, singer, and "America's Sweetheart." Strong, fruit and DORIS DAY 3-5' YELLOW spice fragrance and joyful color. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. 6 Christiana', Kordes, Germany, 2003. Parfuma Collection. Very old-fashioned, EARTH ANGEL 5' LIGHT PINK light pink blooms on a healthy, upright plant. Very fragrant! 5 Firestar.' Harkness, UK, 2006. Mango-orange to pink blend with sweet ORANGE scalloped-edge petals. Very large blooms in clusters. Prolific bloomer, disease- EASY DOES IT 3-4' BLEND resistant. Pat's favorite! AARS winner 2010. 5 Harkness, UK, 1996. Cupped blooms of golden peachy yellow have a mild honey fragrance. Bushy upright plant with glossy medium green foliage. Great hardiness and disease resistance. Very free flowering. A sport of 'Livin’ Easy.' EASY GOING 3-5' YELLOW ARS rating 8.0. 6 Carruth, United States, 2017. Pretty, cream colored blooms, glossy green EASY SPIRIT OR 3' WHITE foliage. 5 Carruth, US, 2001. Very fragrant, smoky deep violet blooms redolent of cloves and citrus blossoms. Compact form perfect for smaller gardens. Dark and EBB TIDE 2-3' PURPLE dramatic. 5 Kordes, Germany, 2002. Kolorscape series. Medium sized, semi-double FIRE OPAL 1-2' CREAM blooms of cream that age to salmon-pink. 5b ‘Constanze Mozart,’ ‘La Belle Ferronière.’ Kordes & Sons, Germany, 1998. Parfuma collection. Large, full blooms in cream flushed with pink on an arching plant. An exhilarating perfume with top notes of champagne and summer rain, FIRST CRUSH 4' CREAM infused with the fresh scent of lemon verbena, vanilla, and elder flowers. 5 RUSSET Bedard and Carruth, United States, 2017. Striped petals of warm russet red FRIDA KAHLO STRIPE and paler orange. Bushy growth. Very pretty! 5 ‘Rayon De Soleil.’ Meilland, France, 2014. Clusters of double, cupped blooms in an excellent yellow non-fading color. Exceptional disease resistance. Buds GILDED SUN O/R 5' YELLOW are bright red for a fun color play. 6 Kordes, Germany, 2001. Pretty pink, fragrant, old-fashioned blooms on a vigorous, tall shrub cloaked with grey-green foliage, slightly mossed buds. HOME AND GARDEN 3-4' PINK Blooms in flushes throughout the season. 4 Carruth, U.S., 2003. Showy flowers open bright orange and deepen to russet. Moderate, fruity fragrance. Hardy and healthy! Dazzling with deep purple HOT COCOA 5' RUSSET salvias. AARS 2003. Own root. 5 Kordes. Germany, 1958. The classic white Floribunda. Masses of white ICEBERG 3' WHITE blooms! Bright light green foliage. ARS rating 8.9. Own root or grafted. 5a Carruth, USA, 2004. Buttery yellow, long-lasting flowers smile from the garden. Lovely in fall with deep purple asters. A customer favorite every year. AARS JULIA CHILD 3-4' YELLOW 2006, ARS rating 8.1. Available own root. 5 Bédard, USA, 2010. Very unusual coloring for a rose: warm cafe au lait changes slowly to lavender. Blooms arrive in clusters with classic hybrid tea KOKO LOCO 2-3' LAVENDER form. A very memorable rose! 6 Harkness. United Kingdom, before 1992. Brightest orange! The foliage is ORANGE glossy green and resistant to black spot. Blooms up a storm all season long. LIVIN' EASY 3' APRICOT ARS rating 8.1. 5b Carruth, USA, 2011. Large blooms in soft, dusky lavender hold their color well. The old-fashioned full and ruffled blooms are produced in abundance, nearly hiding rich green leaves on a rounded plant. The wonderful hybrid tea LOVE SONG 3-4' LAVENDER 'Memorial Day' is a parent. 5 Radler, USA, 2012. Romantica Series. A new rose from the breeder of Knock Out. Old-fashioned blooms with a strong sweet scent, good disease ORCHID ROMANCE 4' MAUVE resistance. 5 ‘Thank You Rose.’ W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 1999. Charming pointed buds. Medium, very full blooms with ruffled petals of plum that fade to lavender. LAVENDER Foliage very healthy, shiny medium green. Performs very well in the heat and PLUM PERFECT 4' PLUM humidity of midsummer, when other roses are languishing. 5b

8 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone ‘Novalis.’ W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 2004. Frilly, lavender old-fashioned blooms, large and very full. A healthy and robust plant. A little afternoon shade POSEIDON 3-4' LAVENDER will improve the color in the hottest months. 5b Bedard, United States, 2017. A new variety whose parent, 'Distant Drums', ROSIE THE RIVETER 3' ORANGE gives it a striking color scheme of swirling orange and pink with a gold reverse. 5 Carruth, USA, 1997. Cheerful red and white painted stripes, fabulous scent of RED/WHITE damask and spices. AARS winner 1997, also a winner of the Gamble SCENTIMENTAL 3-4' STRIPE Fragrance Award. An old favorite! 6a Radler, United States, 2015. Brightest hot pink, semi-double blooms on a SHINING MOMENT 4' DEEP PINK vigorous, healthy, tall plant. From the breeder of 'Knock Out.' Own root. 5 Tantau, Germany, 1980. Brilliantly colored blooms borne in great sprays on a very compact round ball of a plant. Glossy dark green leaves with excellent disease resistance. Compact, great for low borders. AARS winner 1985, ARS SHOWBIZ 1-2' RED rating 8.2. 6b Rose Alleyson'. Orard, France, 2016. Big peachy-pink buds open to richly scented apricot yellow blooms. Compact, bushy growth. Strong anise ST. TROPEZ 2-3' APRICOT fragrance. Very nice. 5 ‘Madame de Maintenon,’ ‘Marie Henriette.’ W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 2003. Parfuma series. Deep rose-pink, old-fashioned, quartered blooms. Strong, spicy fragrance with hints of apple and anise. Very blackspot resistant. Another SUMMER ROMANCE 4' PINK great rose from Kordes! 5b Ping Lim, USA, 2007. Easy Elegance series. Pretty, bright red, hybrid tea- shaped blooms in clusters all summer. A very healthy and cold-hardy plant.! A very pretty, reliable rose from Bailey Nurseries of Minnesota. ARS rating 8.4. SUPER HERO 3-4' RED Own root. 4b Hannah Gordon.' Kordes, Germany, 1983. A very tall, vigorous rose. White WHITE/ blooms are edged deep pink to light red, stay pretty for days. May be confused TABRIS 4-6' RED with 'Nicole', a shorter plant. ARS 8.8. 6 Bédard, USA, 2010. Lemony pale yellow blooms fade to cream, with a strong WHITE/ LT licorice scent. A sturdy, upright plant with glossy dark green foliage. May WHITE LICORICE 3' YELLOW accept a little shade. 6 Groundcover Roses Groundcover roses are characterized by their low, spreading growth habit and prolific bloom. They work well along pathways or at the front of the border. Name Height Color Description Zone Kordes, Germany, 1988. Copious blooms of brightest red with yellow stamens, arriving mid-June and repeating all summer. Can spread 3-4 feet wide, but BASSINO 1' RED stays low to the ground. Great for cheerful borders. 4a Polyantha. Clark, Australia, 1918. Produces an abundance of fragrant old fashioned roses on a very small, compact shrub. Ideally planted in front of a perennial border where its blend of pink and yellow with a sweet jasmine scent PINK can be enjoyed. Reblooms throughout the season. Pretty striking little rose also BORDERER 1' BLEND suited for container growing. 5 Candia'. Meilland, France, 2006. Oso Easy Series. Very cheerful little blooms in profusion, bright red with pink reverse and bright yellow stamens. Cheerful and CHERRY PIE 1-2' DEEP PINK cute. 5a Grandes Roseraies du Val de Loire, France, 1922. Tiny, very double petaled blooms of snowy white, reminiscent of Gypsophila. Refreshing in an evening DENISE CASSEGRAIN .5'-1.5' WHITE garden. Garden Crossings, U.S., 2018. Oso Easy series. A deeper orange sport of HOT PAPRIKA 1-2' CORAL 'Paprika.' A very nice groundcover for fans of hot colors! 5 Sparkles', Kordes, Germany, before 2002. Bright white, semi-double blooms appear in clusters profusely in June and then continue all season long. Ideal for the front of the border in an evening garden, or among white perennials and annuals. Very disease resistant and winner of the gold medal in the INNOCENCIA VIGOROSA 1-2' WHITE Trials. 5 Warner, U.K., 2010. Oso Easy series. Gorgeous papaya pink blooms age to ORANGE pure pink for a nice color tapestry. Easy care and reliable, lovely in the fall with MANGO SALSA 2-3' PINK asters and mums. 4b

9 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Maytime', Warner, U.K., 1991. Oso Easy series. Abundant flowers start out ORANGE bright orange, then age to coral with a golden sun in the center. Highly disease PAPRIKA 1-2' BLEND resistant and needs little care. Cold hardy up to zone 3! ARS rating 8.1. 3 Zlesak, U.S., 2009. Oso Easy series. Clusters of tiny, very double, button flowers in a warm medium pink slowly fade to lilac pink with darker centers. Spreading growth habit. Tuck her in to the front of the border in front of taller PETIT PINK 1-2' PINK purple perennials! 4b Bedard, U.S., before 2014. Low, trailing spreading groundcover with buttery gold single blossoms that emerge from cute orange buds. Fruity fragrance and semi-glossy dark green foliage. Try it with perennial Salvia 'May Night.' Own SUNSHINE HAPPY TRAILS 1.5-2' YELLOW root. 4 Grandiflora Roses Grandifloras are very similar in habit to Hybrid Teas, but they bloom in clusters of 3-5 large blossoms per stem. Prune as for Hybrid Teas and deadhead regularly to encourage rebloom. Mulch well after first frost. Name Height Color Description Zone Carruth, USA, 2003. Bicolor petals, buttery yellow with russet reverse. Elegant ABOUT FACE 4-5' APRICOT dark green foliage. Unusual and stops people in their tracks! AARS 2005. 5 Bedard, U.S., 2008. Carruth, U.S., 2008. Large clusters of bright yellow, hybrid tea style flowering. Spicy fruity fragrance. Lights up your garden and blooms CH-CHING 4-5' YELLOW like crazy! 6 Eureka.' Meilland, France, 2011. Golden ochre-yellow blooms fade to pale yellow, while simultaneously flushing pink on the outside edges. Warm and GOLD STRUCK 2-3' YELLOW pretty. A compact, healthy alternative to 'Peace.' 5 Ping Lim & Twomey, U.S., 1994. Large, semi-double, dusky pink blooms with a strong fragrance in small clusters on a hardy, healthy plant from Bailey KISS ME 2-3' PINK Nurseries of Minnesota. 4b ‘Glorious Parfuma,’ ‘Madame de la Vallière.’ W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 2004. Parfuma collection. Copious cream petals with light apricot shading with an old-fashioned face. Strong, delicious fragrance of anise, myrrh, and spice. Try is with deep red perennials or even a dramatic Hybrid Tea such as 'Lasting MADAME ANISETTE 3' CREAM Love.' 5b Meilland, France, 2006. This granddaughter of 'Carefree Beauty' features huge soft apricot pink blooms. Prolific bloomer; healthy: the very tough MOTHER OF PEARL 4' APRICOT 'Carefree Beauty' is a parent. ARS rating 8.1 6 Lammerts, USA, 1954. Named to mark Queen Elizabeth's ascension to the throne in 1952. Clear pink, perfectly formed blooms on a tall, vigorous shrub. A QUEEN ELIZABETH 5' PINK classic! 5b Carruth, USA, 2005. A showstopper in the garden! Large golden blooms blush YELLOW a bit in the sun, glow on reddish stems. Strong, fruity, spicy STRIKE IT RICH 4-5' GOLDEN fragrance. Excellent rebloomer. AARS winner 2007. 5b Ping Lim, USA, 1991. Large blooms open luminous tropical coral, age APRICOT gracefully to salmon-pink. Sells out quickly every summer. Own root. ARS SWEET FRAGRANCE 2-3' ORANGE rating 8.1. 5b

10 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Hybrid Tea Roses Hybrid Teas have been the most popular roses for most of their history, which dates back to 1867 and the rose 'La France.' Each large, showy bloom is carried high on a single, sturdy stem, making these ideal flowers for cutting. These roses are heavy feeders and require good winter protection and preventative measures against disease. Prune hard in early spring, reducing the plant to five or fewer sturdy canes under 12". While the effort may be daunting, Hybrid Teas reward the hardworking gardener with some of the most spectacular blooms of any garden plant! Name Height Color Description Zone Fryer, UK, 2011. This offspring of the fantastic 'Stephen's Big Purple' shares the perfect bloom shape of its parent, with a luminous hot pink color. A subtly ALL MY LOVING 2-3' DEEP PINK spicy fragrance, good disease resistance and excellent vigor. A stunner! Meilland, France, 2012. Apricot, cream outer petals. A vigorous grower with casual, very double blooms of ivory to light apricot that contrast nicely with dark APRICOTS 'N' CREAM 3-5' APRICOT green and glossy foliage. Excellent disease resistance. 5 ‘Perfume Passion,’ ‘Sophie Davant.’ W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 1999. Eleganza Collection. Medium pink, very full blooms with perfect hybrid tea form. Uniquely lovely fragrance with notes of fruit mingling with underlying hints of PINK patchouli. Healthy, dark green foliage with good resistance to both black spot BEVERLY 3' BLEND and mildew. 5b ‘Cologne Carnival.’ Reimer Kordes, Germany, 1964. Large full silvery-lilac blooms with a soft fruity fragrance. Parents are ‘Sterling Silver’ and ‘Magenta’. BLUE GIRL 3' LAVENDER Customer request. 7a Kordes, Germany, 1985. Classic spiral hybrid tea form, excellent cutting flower. Light pink blooms fade gracefully to creamy blush. Very tall, few thorns. BRIDE'S DREAM 4-6' PALE PINK ARS 8.0 6 WHITE/ Mouchotte, France, 2007. Creamy white blooms are edged in deep pink. CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' 3-4' PINK Relatively compact, bushy habit. The lovely 'Princesse de Monaco' is a parent. 6 Stanley C. Johnston, US, 1962. Gorgeous, classically formed blooms in a striking blend of pink and creamy yellow with orange tones. A sport of the PINK world's most famous rose 'Peace', discovered in our fair city over 50 years ago. CHICAGO PEACE 3-4' BLEND Very nice in a vase with annual salvia and fern. 6 Tchekhov,' 'Sweet Parfum de Provence.' Meilland, France, 2005. Large, full, old-fashioned blooms smell just like fresh cut grapefruit! Makes an excellent cut flower. It has won multiple awards in Europe for disease resistance and aesthetics as well as being one of the few hybrid teas to win the prestigious “All DEE-LISH 3-4' DEEP PINK German Rose Trial” (ADR). Deservedly popular. 5 RED/WHITE A.E. & A.W. Ellis or Herbert C. Swim, United States, before 1976. A classic red DOUBLE DELIGHT 3-5' BLEND and white blend Hybrid Tea. ARS rating 8.3. 7 ‘Christiana,’ ‘La Belle Rouet.' W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 2003. Old CREAM/ fashioned, very double, cupped blooms of light pink, wih cream outer petals. EARTH ANGEL 2-3' PINK Strong, fruity sweet fragrance. Very healthy and disease resistant. Charming! 5 PINK/ Carruth, USA, 2006. Gorgeous, perfectly formed, high-centered blooms WHITE blending pink and white. Romantic flowers and lovely fruity fragrance contrast FALLING IN LOVE 4' BLEND with shockingly tough thorns! 6b ‘Cherry Lady.' W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 2002. Stunning pink blooms will amaze you! Compact plant for small spaces. Very resistant to black spot and FIJI 2-3' RED mildew. 5 Boerner, USA, 1970. Deep pink, pointed buds open to large, rich pink blooms, darker towards the edges. Fragrant. Multiple awards! The top exhibition rose in the U.S. for a decade, for many years 'First Prize' was the yardstick against FIRST PRIZE 3-4' PINK which all new roses were judged. ARS rating 8.2 6 Tantau, Germany, 1967. One of the most fragrant and award-winning Hybrid Teas, and one of our very favorites. Long-lasting blooms in a warm, soft coral FRAGRANT CLOUD 3-4' ORANGE red. ARS rating 8.1 6 Meilland, France, 2006. Large, old-fashioned, very fragrant blooms in rich pink, FRANCIS MEILLAND 3-4' PINK paler pink towards the outer petals. Vigorous and pretty. Own root. 6 Carruth, USA, 2005. Huge bright pink blooms warmed by a touch of yellow at GENTLE GIANT 4' PINK DEEP the base of each petal. Light green foliage, fruity fragrance. A favorite. 6 My Valentine', Kordes, Germany, 1995, Eleganza Collection. Velvety, deep GRAND AMORE 2-3' RED strawberry red, traditional hybrid tea form. A generous bloomer. 6a

11 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Carruth, USA, 2011. The brightest, saturated magenta pink, magnificent GRANDE DAME 4-5' PINK DEEP cupped blooms. Strong old rose perfume, tolerates heat well. Big and pretty. 6 UK, 1973. A thoroughly charming rose, and a customer favorite! Huge, loose, JUST JOEY 2-3' APRICOT ruffled blooms of warm apricot. Wonderful fragrance! ARS rating 8.0. 6a Michel Adam, France, 1993. This rose has a beautiful form, showing blooms and a strong, fruity, rose fragrance that rivals one of our favorite fragrant roses, LASTING LOVE 3-5' RED DEEP Mr. Lincoln, but in a darker, more dramatic deep red. Nice disease resistance. 5a Blue Emotion', Delbard, France, 1999. Deep mauve buds open silvery lilac flushed pink. Very tall and vigorous, repeats well. Strong perfume of anise and rose. Named for the Associations Petits Princes, a French organization that LE PETIT PRINCE 4' PINK helps realize the dreams of gravely ill children. 5 USA, 2014. Named for the Grammy-winning country musician, these head- turning, plummy pink blooms are very double and old fashioned with a profound scent of rose and fruit. A portion of all proceeds are donated to the MuttNation Foundation, an animal rescue organization co-founded by Miss Lambert and MIRANDA LAMBERT 4-5' HOT PINK her sister. A very pretty, fragrant rose. 5 AARS winner 1965. Elegant, nearly black buds open to maroon-red, velvety MISTER LINCOLN 4' RED blooms. The classic red Hybrid Tea. Bill's favorite! ARS rating 8.6. 6 Meilland International, France, 2017. Gorgeous perfumed blooms of rich MOONLIGHT ROMANTICA OR 4-5' YELLOW buttery yellow edged in cream, fat buds painted orange. Very tall and robust. 5 Tom Carruth, United States, before 2013. Very large, very full deep pink PINK/ blooms with white stripes make this rose stand out in any garden. Strong, CREAM sweet fragrance. Named after the beloved American singer-songwriter who NEIL DIAMOND 5' STRIPE wrote “Sweet Caroline” about Caroline Kennedy. 4b Tom Carruth, USA, 2003. Vigorous and floriferous, this rose boasts a powerful, sweet fragrance and good disease resistance. Lavender blooms; petals are NEPTUNE 4-5' LAVENDER tipped with purple, truly stunning! 6b Swim and Weeks, USA, 1964. The darkest red, large, rounded flowers tinged OKLAHOMA 4' RED maroon, with a strong rose fragrance. A wonderful cut flower! 6 PINK Bedard, United States, 2017. Large, bright cool pink blooms striped lighter pink. PARADE DAY 5' STRIPE Tall and vigorous. 5 Meilland, France, 1945. The world's most famous rose, a favorite in many YELLOW grandmother's garden. Large blooms open pale yellow, flush pink at the edges PEACE 4' BLEND in the sun. Very nice! ARS 8.0. 5b Coiner, USA, 2006. Long, high-centered buds open to elegant blossoms. Deep pink at the center to palest pink outer petals. Fruity fragrance. Fabulous in a PINK vase! 2009 AARS winner, chosen to represent the National Breast Cancer PINK PROMISE 2-3' BLEND Foundation. 6 Michèle Meilland Richardier, France, before 2011. Fully double blossoms blend pastel pink with warm apricot highlights. Very rain tolerant and fragrant, the blooms are old-fashioned, button-eye charmers. This award-winning, intensely PRINCESSE CHARLENE DE fragrant rose shares the beauty of its namesake, an Olympic swimmer and MONACO 4-5' PEACH princess of Monaco. 4 Chris Greenwood, U.S., 2007. Deep colors of orange, coral and ginger with RING OF FIRE 4-5' ORANGE yellow at base, edges darker red. Tall, upright growth. 6 Greenwood, United States, 2007. Deep orange blooms, high-centered with a traditional Hybrid Tea form, flush deeper red-orange in the sun. Tall and thorny. RING OF FIRE 4' ORANGE The gorgeous 'Marilyn Monroe" is a parent. 5 Witherspoon Rose Culture. USA, before 2009. This sport of 'Secret' shares the strong spicy scent of its parent, but in a bright white with a delicate edge of SECRET'S OUT 3-4' WHITE pink. Gorgeous! 5 Dr. Keith W. Zary, US, 2008. Blooms are a vivacious coral-toned blend that unfurl to reveal a multitude of coral, pink and red petals, that bring to mind the CORAL red rocks of Sedona, Arizona. With a strong fragrance of pears, this rose is a SEDONA 5-6' BLEND standout in any garden! Requires winter protection. 6 Pat Stephens, New Zealand, 1985. Very large, very full blooms of deep STEPHENS BIG PURPLE 3-6' PURPLE beetroot purple. Strong, fruity, old rose, sweet fragrance. Very dramatic! 7b Bedard, USA, 2011. A gorgeous newer hybrid tea from Weeks. Pristine white blooms with a powerful perfume unfurl from fat decorative buds with frilly SUGAR MOON 4' WHITE sepals. Esther's favorite. Elegant! 6 Tom Carruth, United States, 2006. Huge flowers of a soft, clear, medium SUMMER LOVE 4' YELLOW yellow. Large, matte, medium green foliage. Very pretty in every way. 6

12 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Kordes, Germany, 1999. Blooms of deep yellow tinged ochre, flecked red at the SUNNY SKY 3-4' YELLOW edges. Fruity fragrance. Very healthy, as many Hybrid Teas from Kordes are. 5 Meilland International, France, 2006. Enchanting, old-fashioned blooms in a rich warm pink that ages to cooler pink at the edges. Compact, bushy growth. SWEET MADEMOISELLE 3' PINK Strong, sweet fragrance. Own root. 5 Witherspoon Rose Culture. USA, before 2009. This sport of 'Secret' shares the LIGHT strong spicy scent of its parent, but in a bright white with a delicate edge of WINTER SUN 2-4' YELLOW pink. Gorgeous! 5b The Knock Out Family of Roses This series of hardy, healthy, floriferous shrub roses was bred by the legendary William Radler of Wisconsin. Each variety is carefully tested for hardiness and disease resistance, resulting in a series of roses that are truly easy to grow. Name Height Color Description Zone Discovered by John Bell, USA, 2001. Knock Out Family of Roses. This sport of the Knock Out rose is the most delicate-looking of the Knock Out family, but no less tough. Clean, disease-resistant and cold-hardy. A very pretty rose! ARS BLUSHING KNOCKOUT 3-4' PALE PINK rating 8.1. Own root. 5 Radler, United States, 2017. Knock Out Family of Roses. Formerly known as CORAL KNOCK OUT 3' CORAL Carefree Celebration. A great performer in bright coral. 5 2004, Radler. Knock Out Family of Roses. All the disease resistance and hardiness of her sister Knock Out, but with fully double blooms. A fantastic DOUBLE KNOCK OUT (OR) 3-4' RED rose in every way. ARS rating 8.2. Own root. 5 RADrazz.' Radler, U.S., 2000. Earth Kind, Knock Out Family of Roses. Possibly the most popular rose out there. Cherry-red, single blooms atop glossy reddish foliage all season, reblooms faster than any rose we've seen. ARS rating 8.4, KNOCK OUT 3-4' RED AARS 2000. Own root. 4b Radler, United States, 2017. Knock Out Family of Roses. Formerly known as Peachy Keen. Pretty soft pink blloms with yellow centers. More petals, a softer PEACHY KNOCK OUT 2-3' PEACH look than 'Rainbow Knock Out.' Own root. 4-9 2008, Radler. Knock Out Family of Roses. A delightful rose in every way. Clear medium pink blooms have a charming ragamuffin quality! Own root. ARS PINK DOUBLE KNOCK OUT 3-4' PINK rating 8.0. Own root. 5 2007, Radler. Knock Out Family of Roses. A rainbow of coral pink to yellow on each single blossom. Blooms early and abundantly. Check out the gorgeous ones on North Ave. across from Sultan's Market. Produces hips late in the CORAL season to complement late fall blooms. Busy, compact, mounding growth habit. RAINBOW KNOCK OUT 3-4' BLEND Own root. 5 2008, Radler. Knock Out Family of Roses. Bright yellow buds open clear yellow, fade to cream. Glossy, healthy, very dark green foliage shows off the color play! Best fragrance of the series, and the foliage gives off the scent of SUNNY KNOCK OUT 3-4' YELLOW green apples when jostled. Own root. 5 Radler, United States, 2017. Knock Out Family of Roses. Formerly known as 'White Out.' Bright white blooms open from adorable buff-colored, pointed buds. WHITE KNOCK OUT 3-4' WHITE Petals shine against dark green leaves. Own root. 5

13 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone

Rugosa Roses Native to Japan, Rugosas make ideal plants for difficult conditions. Established rugosas shrug off salt, drought, poor soil, and extreme cold. They require very little pruning or care, yet reward us with disease-resistant, lovely crinkled foliage, enchantingly fragrant flowers, and an excellent crop of rosehips. Name Height Color Description Zone Cochet, France, 1893. Clusters of white, pointed buds blushed pink open to semi-double, fragrant blooms of crinkled white petals surrounding sunny yellow stamens. Relatively shade tolerant, disease resistant. ARS rating 8.7. A BLANC DOUBLE DE COUBERT 4' WHITE favorite! 3 Baum, Germany, 1984. Fragrant repeating blooms on a hardworking plant. DWARF PAVEMENT 3-4' PINK Sets hips for a great fall show. Winter hardy and very disease resistant. Pretty! 3 De Goey, Netherlands, 1918. Clusters of crimson pink blooms with frilled edges F.J. GROOTENDORST 4-7' RED resembling small carnations. Mild spicy fragrance. Can be trained as a climber. 3 Hastrup, Denmark, 1914. Pale silvery pink, fragrant single blooms with bright yellow eyes. Very fat, round red hips and splendid fall color. Very hardy and FRAU DAGMAR HASTRUP (OR) 2-3' PALE PINK disease resistant! ARS rating 8.5. 3 Schaum & Van Tol, Netherlands, 1905. Very fragrant with a spicy clove scent. Dense shrub makes an excellent hedge. Drought and disease resistant. Produces large red hips in the fall, perfect for tea. ARS rating 8.4. A HANSA 5' PINK DEEP classic! Own root. 3 Hammarberg, Sweden, 1931. A more compact and flowerful version of Hansa. RED- Strong spice fragrance. Produces decorative scarlet hips. Cold hardy, vigorous, MOJE HAMMARBERG 4' VIOLET and very disease resistant. ARS rating 8.1. Own root. 3b Netherlands, 1955. Vigorous and fragrant, with huge single white blooms. NYVELDT'S WHITE 4-5' WHITE Elegant, narrow foliage; fat, bright orange-red hips. Own root. 4 Baum, Germany, 1983. Reddish-purple, fragrant blooms against apple green, crinkled foliage on a compact, rounded shrub. Bright red hips in the fall! Very hardy, tolerates poor soils. ARS rating 8.0. One of Genevieve's favorites. Own PURPLE PAVEMENT 3' PURPLE root. 3 Meilland, France, 2003. Low-growing, spreading shrub with gorgeous, fragrant single blooms. Frau Dagmar Hartopp is a parent. Light clove fragrance, clean RASPBERRY RUGOSTAR 1-2' PINK DEEP and healthy. Pretty and useful! 4 1899. Large, double, violet-red blooms with a strong clove fragrance, are quick to repeat. Named for the famous in France founded in 1892; the first garden in the world to be dedicated exclusively to roses. ARS rating 8.8. ROSERAIE DE L'HAYE 5' FUSCHIA Supremely hardy and reliable! Own root. LIMITED QUANTITY AVAILABLE. 3 Weisse Apfel-Rose,' 'White Turkistan Rose.' Species, Wild Rose. Foliage is a dark green, showing off these stunning scented large single white flowers with golden stamens to their fullest. Periodic rebloom after big show in June. Known to send out suckers on its own roots. Showy red rose hips in the fall. RUGOSA ALBA 4-6' WHITE Native to Japan and N.E. Asia. ARS 9.2! 2b

14 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Schneekoppe'. Baum, Germany, 1984. Low-growing; best as borders or low edging. Fragrant, double white flowers open blush pink but gradually change to white, followed by large and showy red hips. Noted for excellent coverage, SNOW PAVEMENT 2-3' PALE PINK vigor and disease resistance. An excellent garden rose! Own root. 3 Bugnet, Canada, 1941. Full ruffled blooms with a spicy clove fragrance. Bright green foliage cloaks nearly thornless, bright red canes. May accept a little shade. ARS 8.3. Reminiscent of red-twigged dogwood, attractive and very THERESE BUGNET 5-6' PINK hardy! Victoria grows it as a short climber. Own root. 3a Shrub Roses "Shrub Rose" is a catch-all phrase for roses that are easy-care, disease-resistant, everblooming, and generally easy to grow, providing season after season of color in the landscape. Included here are polyanthas; roses bred by Buck and Radler; and Easy Elegance, Explorer and Parkland series roses. Excellent for beginning rose gardeners, mass plantings, and containers. Name Height Color Description Zone Lim, U.S., 2007. Easy Elegance collection. Coral pink blends to yellow at the APRICOT center, blooms fade to pale pink. Healthy and hardy. ARS 8.0 Luminous and ALL THE RAGE 2.5-4' BLEND pretty! Own root. 4b City of Hastings.' Horner, U.K., 2000. Proven Winners. Coppery orange to AT LAST 3' APRICOT apricot, blousy blooms on a compact shrub. Very pretty. 5 Larry Dyck, Canada, 2003. This charming rose has blossoms of white, yellow and pink, blended beautifully. The name is from the 1916 painting of the same name by influential Canadian landscape painter, Thomas John Thomson. Bred CAMPFIRE 2-3' MULTI at the Morden Experimental Station in Manitoba. Own root. 2b Bedard, USA, 2006. Pretty pink, double blooms cover this tall, spreading shrub in flushes all summer long. Spicy fragrance. Marvelous orange hips, nice show CAPE DIAMOND 2-3' PINK of autumn foliage. Healthy, hardy and vigorous! Own root. 3 1977, Buck. Waves of warm pink buds and huge semi-double blooms, followed by fat orange-red hips; leave some faded flowers to encourage the show. One CAREFREE BEAUTY 4' PINK of our favorites! ARS Rating 8.5. Own root. 4 PINK Bingo.' Mouchotte, France, 1991. Striking carmine-pink and white single WHITE petaled flowers emerge from adorable pointed buds. Its low, spreading habit CAREFREE DELIGHT 2-3' BLEND makes it ideal as a groundcover. Brilliant red hips. AARS 1996, ARS rating 8.2. 4 Radler, USA, before 1991. This compact, mounding, shrub rose celebrated for clusters of soft yellow blooms that won't fade in the heat. Vivid orange stamens, bright light green foliage and excellent resistance to black spot. Slightly spicy CAREFREE SUNSHINE 3-4' YELLOW fragrance. Own root. 4 Meilland, France, 1990. Bright pink blooms, deep pink petals with pale silvery pink reverse. Clean and cold-hardy. By customer request! Own root. ARS CAREFREE WONDER 3-5' PINK 8.0. 4 Ping Lim, USA, 2012. Easy Elegance Collection. Gorgeous creamy white blooms, semi-double and fragrant, sometimes tinged apricot. Bushy, upright CHAMPAGNE WISHES 4' WHITE habit. Healthy and hardy. Own root. 4 Dr. Felicitas Svejda, Canada, 1973. Explorer Series. Very double blooms of scarlet, with bright yellow stamens. Explorer Samuel de Champlain is known as the Father of New France for founding a settlement in Quebec, Canada in CHAMPLAIN 3-4' RED 1608. 4a Lim, USA, 2007. Easy Elegance Collection. Another healthy rose from Ping Lim of Bailey Nurseries out of Minnesota. Pretty red blooms on a very healthy COMO PARK 2-3' RED plant. 4b Marshall, Canada, 1958. Parkland series. Clusters of deepest crimson red flowers with prominent yellow stamens, against bright light green foliage. Healthy and very cold-hardy too! For some reason, it overwinters well in the ground, less so in a container. Named for a Canadian Métis leader of the 19th CUTHBERT GRANT (OR) 3-4' RED DEEP century. 4 Cherry Bonica'. Meilland, France, 2012. Oso Easy Series. Clusters of cupped, globular, bright red blooms on a low shrub. May be grown as a groundcover. DOUBLE RED 1-2' RED 'Double Knock Out' is a parent. 4

15 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Carruth, United States, 2016. Unique color play! Semidouble blooms of warm pink with deep reddish pink blotches at the base of the petals, bright green- LAVENDER yellow centers; fade to lavender marked in dark purple. Compact and EASY ON THE EYES 3' FUCHSIA floriferous. 5 Christian Bédard, United States, 2016. Fragrant petals of soft apricot gold, reverse light apricot. Short, compact plants with small, glossy, medium green foliage; useful as a low groundcover rose. Edith’s Darling is an addition to a series of roses named for characters from “Downtown Abbey”. It was named EDITH'S DARLING 2-3' YELLOW after Lady Edith’s daughter, Marigold. 6 Meilland, France, 1998. Bright cherry-red blooms, semi-double, made festive by bright yellow stamens. Low, spreading habit, useful as a groundcover. Very FIRE MEIDILAND 1-2' RED disease resistant. 5b Svejda, Canada, 1981. Explorer Series. An extremely tough, healthy, and cold- hardy rose perfect for our climate. Blossoms are bright, deep pink, with white undertones and golden-yellow stamens. Very disease resistant. Loaded with cheerful pink flowers in the spring, repeats in flushes thereafter. Named for an FRONTENAC 3-4' DEEP PINK early governor of Canada. ARS rating 8.3. 2b Desamero, U.S., 1986. A very fetching rose. Clusters of fragrant blooms, white with bright yellow centers like fresh popcorn, on a petite plant. Excellent choice GOURMET POPCORN 1-2' WHITE for the edge of the border or along a walkway. Charming! ARS rating 8.7. 5b Ping Lim, US, circa 2008. Easy Elegance series. Buds are a very dark red opening to rich red, with a classic hybrid tea bloom form. New leaves open red, change to green on a rounded shrub. Allow some faded blooms to remain to KASHMIR 3-4' RED encourage bright orange hips. ARS 8.3. 4b Louis Bleriot'. Polyantha. Meilland International, France, 2006. Small, very double blooms held aloft on wiry bronze-colored stems. Flowers are pink with a LAVENDER MEIDILAND 1-2' DEEP PINK lavender reverse. Very fragrant when planted en masse. 4 Ping Lim, US, 1997. Compact everblooming shrub with glossy, green, disease resistant foliage and a low-growing habit. New blooms of deep pink with a white eye become a lighter pink as they age. Much like the popular shrub rose, 'The LITTLE MISCHIEF 2-3' DEEP PINK Fairy', with its abundant blooms and tough nature, but more compact. 4b Ogilvie and Svejda, Canada, 1984. Explorer Series. A very hardy shrub that opens warm pink, fades to pale lilac pink with a yellow center for a peachy PEACH effect. Very tall, vigorous. Named for a French Canadian botanist, who was MARIE VICTORIN 4-5' PINK also a distant cousin of the American author Jack Kerouac. 3b Radler, USA, 2011. Pure white double flowers become tinged with a hint of pink as cooler weather sets in. The slightly ruffled petals emit a strong, citrus MILWAUKEE'S fragrance. Named for the elegant Milwaukee Art Museum designed by CALATRAVA 3-4' WHITE Santiago Calatrava. Gardeners who grow it become very loyal! Own root. 4 Bartholomew', 'Green Patriarch'. Rippetoe, U.S., 2006. Single, gorgeous deep red flowers produced in profusion on a very healthy plant. Excellent black spot and mildew resistance, very cold hardy. Named to honor the heroic captain, crew and passengers of US Airways Flight 1549, which landed on the Hudson River in the most successful emergency landing in aviation history. Parents are MIRACLE ON THE HUDSON 3-4' RED Lyn Griffith and Home Run. 4b Marshall, Canada, 1976. Parkland Series. Pale pink blooms, darker pink at the center. Pretty old-fashioned shape with charming button eye. One of Nathan's MORDEN BLUSH (OR) 2-4' PALE PINK favorites. ARS rating 8.1 3 Marshall, Canada, 1972. Parkland Series. Clusters of large, semi-double blooms in a rich deep pink for a wonderful show. Big show of magnificent MORDEN CENTENNIAL (OR) 3' PINK DEEP orange hips in late summer. ARS 8.4. Own root. 2 Marshall, Canada, 1976. Parkland Series. Brightest red-orange, similar to the floribunda 'Trumpeter' but much more cold-tolerant and healthy. Luminous in MORDEN FIREGLOW 2-4' ORANGE the garden! 2b Lynn Collicut, Canada, 2001. Parkland Series. One of the best white shrub roses, with superb disease resistance and cold hardiness. Very large, single MORDEN SNOWBEAUTY 2-3' WHITE blooms blanket this medium sized shrub, good repeat bloom. 2 MUSIC BOX 3' YELLOW Ping Lim, United States, 2012. Easy Elegance series. 4b 2010, "Easy Elegance" series from Bailey Nurseries. Clusters of cute, round buds open to very ruffled, deep pink blooms with big impact in the garden. MY GIRL 3-4' RED Cold-hardy and very healthy! Own root. ARS rating 8.1 4 OSCAR PETERSON 1' WHITE Dyck, Canada, 2007 3

16 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Ping Lim, USA, 2005. Clusters of cheerful red blooms on a low-growing plant. PAINT THE TOWN 2-3' RED Repeats quickly and often! ARS rating 8.1 4 Bedard, USA, 2009. A tough and floriferous rose of bright hot pink. Very PARTY HARDY 4' PINK DEEP bloomy, even in the heat. Large clusters of blooms all summer. 5 Perla Bianca', Kordes, Germany, 1998. Blooms open palest yellow, finish creamy white. Floriferous and healthy, pretty with darkest purple perennials or POLAR EXPRESS 3-4' WHITE Clematis 'Polish Spirit.' 5b Lens, Belgium, 1945. Clusters of up to 20 bright pink blooms on a pretty plant. PRINCESSE JOSEPHINE Blooms in flushes all summer. Named for the late Belgian princess whose CHARLOTTE 3' PINK nephew is the current king of Belgium. 6 Ping Lim, United States, 2013. Easy Elegance series. Cheery, single blooms of brightest red with bright yellow centers, against glossy, green foliage. Very SCREAMING NEON RED 3' RED healthy and cold-hardy, like all the roses in the series. 4 Amanda Beales, UK, 2003. Fat round buds open to cupped, perfectly formed blooms of cool silvery pink. Strong clove fragrance, bushy growth habit. ST. ETHELBURGA 3-4' PALE PINK Named for an London church bombed during WWII and lovingly restored. 6 Carruth, United States, 2016. One of the first roses to be developed to resist rose rosette disease. Semi-double blooms of velvety redwith very ruffled petals TOP GUN 3-4' RED and yellow centers. Superior disease resistance. 5 Ralph S. Moore, United States, 1999. Small, double blooms with petals of blended purple and a strong fresh fragrance, arching growth habit. Mr. Moore commonly referred to this rose as "Bunch of Grapes" as a nickname, because the half opened flowers resembled bunches of Concord grapes in the VINEYARD SONG 3-4' MAUVE greenhouses. Sherry of our perennial department grows it in her yard. 5 Marshall, Canada, 1981. Parkland series. Bright reddish pink blooms are cheerful and fragrant! Attracts a lot of attention in the garden center. A grandchild of the beloved 'Cuthbert Grant.' Hardy to zone 2! ARS rating 8.0. WINNIPEG PARKS (OR) 3' PINK DEEP Own root. 2 LEMON Ping Lim, United States, 1991. Easy Elegance series. Lemon yellow blooms YELLOW BRICK ROAD 2' YELLOW like pompons on a healthy, compact shrub. 4b Ping Lim, United States, 1996. Easy Elegance series. Medium yellow blooms YELLOW SUBMARINE 2' YELLOW that age gracefully to buttery cream. Very, very tough! 4b ‘Mireille Darc.’ W. Kordes & Sons, Germany, 1994. Large, full, pink blossoms with a strong fruity fragrance. Named after an unfinished opera by Mozart about a woman named Zaide who tries to free her love from pirates. We love ZAIDE 4' YELLOW this rose. 5b Tree Standards These are shrub roses grafted onto tall trunks. 'Polar Joy' is very cold-hardy and not grafted. Trees require extra winter protection from drying winds and temperature changes. Name Height Color Description Zone 36" David C. H. Austin, United Kingdom, 1990. Light pink, darker reverse. Medium, ANN BOLEYN standard PINK very full rosette blooms. Requires winter protection. 6 Monferrato' 2005. Named after the highly acclaimed principal ballerina of the Royal Ballet. Clusters of very full, magenta-red blooms that age gracefully to 36" dusky plum. Pleasing, fruity fragrance with hints of green. Requires winter DARCY BUSSELL standard CRIMSON protection. 6 This lovely bright yellow rose beautifully personifies the 1950s and 60s film star and 'America's Sweetheart'. With its strong, fruit and spice fragrance and joyful 24" color it is a crowd pleaser. Very large, very full, cluster-flowered, ruffled bloom DORIS DAY 24: standard YELLOW form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Requires winter protection. 6 Kordes, Germany, 1958. This is the tree form of one of the top ten roses of the world and the best landscape rose around. The rich, green foliage provides an 24" or excellent background to the sprays of pure white flowers. The flowers have a 36" sweet, mild honey fragrance. Excellent disease resistance. ARS 8.5. Requires ICEBERG standard WHITE winter protection. 6 2005. Coppery orange, deeply cupped blooms are set off by gorgeous bronzy foliage. Fragrance is strong and fruity. Named for the 18th century British 36" socialite who was most famous for being Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson's illicit LADY EMMA HAMILTON standard COPPER lover. ARS 8.0. Stunning! Requires winter protection. 6

17 *Due to space constrictions, not all varieties are in the store at any given time. Please call 773-878-5915 (ask for "Roses") or email us at [email protected] to confirm availability or reserve a rose. *As varieties can sell out quickly, quantities and availability are not guaranteed. Roses are not guaranteed or warrantied, especially roses grown in containers. Please pick up a Rose Care Guide the next time you visit. Name of Rose Height Color Description Zone Carruth, USA, 2011. Large blooms in soft, dusky lavender hold their color well. The old-fashioned full and ruffled blooms are produced in abundance, nearly 24" hiding the rich, green leaves of the rounded plant. The wonderful hybrid tea LOVE SONG standard LAVENDER 'Memorial Day' is a parent. Requires winter protection. 6 MARY ROSE PINK Austin, United Kingdom. Pretty pink, very floriferous. 6 48" or Ping Lim, USA, 1991. Pretty single pink blooms on a very hardy tree standard. 36" Unique in the fact that it is not grafted, which adds to its appeal for northern POLAR JOY standard LIGHT PINK gardens. 4

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