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Rose List 2019 A Guide To Rose List 2019 Rose Classification Save 20% off the retail price by ordering before December 1, 2018 Whatever style of garden you grow, from large to small, formal to Discounts apply to prepaid orders ONLY. cottage, there is a rose that will enhance your beds and borders. Few plants give more of a color impact over such a long season. Roses are extremely hardy, drought-resistant once established and relatively easy to care for, despite a reputation for fussiness. For more information We're excited to present our Rose List for 2019! We've kept most of our favorites and added several on caring for roses, please see our care sheet Bonnie's Guide to Grow- new varieties. We hope you'll find a rose to love. ing and Caring for Roses. Depending on whether you want flowers for We receive our roses in early January and plant them into biodegradable pulp pots, so they can cutting, a colorful hedge, a climbing sun-loving vine or a little pop of be planted throughout the season. If you're planting roses for the first time, pick up our flyer color, there is a rose variety for you. In our rose collection our roses for instructions on planting roses in pulp pots. Popular varieties sell out quickly, so for the best selection come in early! Desdemona are organized by broad types. The following descriptions should help you figure out which one is best for you. As always, it is our intention to supply all roses listed, however, due to circumstances beyond our Hybrid Tea - Hybrid teas were originally created by crossing hybrid control some varieties may not be available. perpetuals with tea roses in the late 19th century. The flowers are David Austin Roses $45.00 well-formed with large, high-centered buds, perfect for cutting. Each N Denotes new introductions and varieties new at Orchard flowering stem usually bears a single bloom, but occasionally a stem Celestial Night Fragrance is denoted as: f Light Fragrance ff Moderate Fragrance fff Strong Fragrance R4 Abraham Darby* Peachy Pink fff Austin-English will bear several blooms. Flowers repeat from spring through fall. N R1699 Bathsheba* Rich Apricot fff Austin-English Floribunda - Floribundas were originally produced by crossing poly- R1515 Boscobel Rich Salmon fff Austin-English anthas with hybrid teas. Flowers are often smaller than hybrid teas but N R1710 Celestial Night Plum w/ Raspberry Reverse f Floribunda R1550 Carding Mill Pink, Apricot & Yellow fff Austin-English are carried in large sprays, giving a better floral effect in the garden. R127 Centennial Star Gold tipped w/ Orange fff Hybrid Tea R1209 Charles Darwin Rich Yellow fff Austin-English Blooms repeat from spring through fall. Floribunda shrubs are often R137 Chicago Peace Pink / Yellow f Hybrid Tea R1482 Claire Austin* Creamy White fff Austin-English smaller and bushier than the average hybrid tea. Many varieties make R142 Chrysler Imperial Velvety Dark Red fff Hybrid Tea N R1703 Desdemona White fff Austin-English lovely cut flowers. R1451 Colorific Salmon w/ Scarlet Blush f Floribunda R945 Falstaff* Dark Crimson fff Austin-English Grandiflora - Grandifloras were created in the mid 20th century by N R1701 Crazy Love Honey Yellow/ Copper Blend ff Grandiflora R1347 Gentle Hermione Purple Pink fff Austin-English crossing hybrid teas and floribundas. Grandiflora shrubs are typically R1584 Dark Night Black Red w/ Yellow Reverse f Hybrid Tea R269 Gertrude Jekyll* Rich Pink fff Austin-English larger than either hybrid teas or floribundas, with hybrid tea-style R1111 Day Breaker Yellow, Apricot & Pink Blend ff Floribunda R282 Golden Celebration* Coppery Gold fff Austin-English flowers borne in clusters of three to five, nice for cutting. Blooms R1647 Dee-Lish Deep Pink fff Hybrid Tea R293 Graham Thomas* Rich Yellow fff Austin-English repeat from spring through fall. R1029 Distant Drums Tan w/ Orchid Pink ff Floribunda R317 Heritage Shell Pink fff Austin-English Miniature - Usually very small plants (12"-24" in height) with pro- R1622 Doris Day Pure Golden Yellow fff Floribunda N R1707 Imogen Soft Lemon Yellow f Austin-English portionately small flowers. Blooms repeat from spring through fall. R181 Double Delight Red / White fff Hybrid Tea R1679 Jubilee Celebration Salmon Pink fff Austin-English Climbing - Roses with long, flexible canes which can be trained to R1301 Dream Come True Gold Brushed Ruby f Hybrid Tea R1397 Lady Emma Hamilton Gold Orange Blushed Pink fff Austin-English climb on structures such as columns, arches and arbors. Must be R1429 Drop Dead Red Velvet Red f Floribunda R1371 Lady Of Shalott* Copper Apricot ff Austin-English manually trained and tied to supports. Most bloom repeatedly from N R1724 Earth Angel Creamy Pink ff Hybrid Tea R434 Mary Rose Rose Pink fff Austin-English spring through fall; Cecile Brunner and Lady Banks roses have one Sunny Sky R1425 Easy Does It Mango, Peach, Apricot Blend ff Floribunda R1483 Munstead Wood Deep Crimson fff Austin-English spectacular bloom in spring. R1686 Easy Spirit White w/ Cream Base f Floribunda R1660 Olivia Rose Austin Pure Pink fff Austin-English Shrub - A diverse group of roses that don't fit into other categories. R1215 Ebb Tide Smoky Plum Purple fff Floribunda R1487 Princess Alexandra of Kent fff Austin-English Generally disease-resistant and free-flowering, shrub roses vary in R1664 Edith's Darling Apricot-Gold fff Shrub R1663 Queen of Sweden Soft Pink ff Austin-English habit from tall and upright to low and spreading. Modern Bush Roses $39.99 R1157 Elle Shell Pink / Ivory fff Hybrid Tea N R1723 Roald Dahl Soft Golden Apricot ff Austin-English David Austin/English - Developed starting in the 1960s by English R1276 Eternal Flame Soft Yellow fff Hybrid Tea R1344 Strawberry Hill* Rose Pink fff Austin-English rose breeder David Austin, these roses are produced by crossing old R1156 About Face Golden w/ Bronze Reverse f Grandiflora R1689 Eyeconic Mango Lemonade Apricot & Pink w/ Red Center f Shrub R948 Teasing Georgia* Yellow Blend fff Austin-English garden roses with modern hybrid teas and floribundas. David Austin R1440 Adobe Sunrise Salmon Orange Floribunda R1302 Falling In Love Pink with Cream Reverse fff Hybrid Tea R1695 The Ancient Mariner Pink fff Austin-English Roses combine old-fashioned shape and fragrance with the repeat N R1708 All Dressed Up Medium Pink f Grandiflora N R1704 Fiji Dark Cherry Pink f Hybrid Tea R1639 The Lady Gardener Rich Apricot fff Austin-English bloom and color range of modern roses. Many David Austin roses R1668 All My Loving Deep Pink ff Hybrid Tea R1387 Firefighter Dusty Velvet Red fff Hybrid Tea R1661 The Poet's Wife Rich Yellow fff Austin-English grow long canes and are best used as short climbers. R30 Angel Face Lavender fff Floribunda R244 Fragrant Cloud Coral / Red fff Hybrid Tea R1533 Tranquility White f Austin-English Romantica® - Introduced by French hybridizer, Meilland Inter- R1626 Anna's Promise Gold, Pink, Copper ff Grandiflora R1586 Francis Meilland Shell Pink Turning to White fff Hybrid Tea R797 Winchester Cathedral Snow White fff Austin-English national, Romantica® roses are reminiscent of old-fashioned roses, R1642 Apricots n' Cream Apricot to Ivory f Hybrid Tea R253 French Lace Pastel Apricot Cream f Floribunda R1290 Windermere Cream fff Austin-English but bloom repeatedly, have a wider color range and better disease N R1709 Arctic Blue Lilac w/ Cream Reverse ff Floribunda R1682 Frida Kahlo Scarlet Striped w/ Gold f Floribunda R1594 Wollerton Old Halll* Soft Yelllow Cream fff Austin-English resistance. R866 Barbra Streisand Rich Lavender fff Hybrid Tea R869 Full Sail Bright White fff Hybrid Tea Rugosa - A species of rose and its hybrids known for its quilted R58 Baronne de Rothschild Cherry Red/ Cream Reverse fff Hybrid Tea R263 Gemini Coral Pink & Cream Blend f Hybrid Tea foliage ("rugosa" means 'Wrinkled"), vigor and showy hips. Rugosas R1566 Beverly Shaded Pink fff Hybrid Tea R273 Gingersnap Orange f Floribunda *This David Austin Rose is best grown as a climber. tolerate some shade. Strong spring bloomer with some repeat. R68 Bewitched Medium Pink fff Hybrid Tea R281 Gold Medal Gold to Cream fff Grandiflora Tree/Standard - Tree Roses have a 36" tall central cane with a hybrid R1069 Black Baccara Velvety Black Purple Hybrid Tea R287 Gourmet Popcorn Bright White fff Shrublet rose grafted onto the top. Tree roses require staking throughout their N R1702 Bliss Creamy Apricot Pink f Hybrid Tea R1452 Grande Dame Deep Rose Pink fff Hybrid Tea lives. R1170 Bolero Pure White fff Floribunda R315 Henry Fonda Bright Yellow f Hybrid Tea Patio Tree - Patio Tree Roses have a 24" tall central cane with a R84 Bonica Peachy Pink ff Shrub R1025 Hot Cocoa Smoky Chocolate Orange ff Floribunda hybrid rose grafted onto the top. Patio tree roses require staking R88 Brandy Warm Apricot ff Hybrid Tea R1388 Hotel California Clear Yellow f Hybrid Tea throughout their lives. R910 Bronze Star Orange / Apricot fff Hybrid Tea R331 Iceberg Ice White f Floribunda R1643 Candy Cane Cocktail White with Dark Pink Edge Floribunda R1637 Icecap Pure White Floribunda R114 Carefree Wonder Pink / White f Shrub R335 Ingrid Bergman Dark Red f Hybrid Tea Orchard Nursery and Florist, Inc. 4010 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette, CA 94549-3409 (925) 284-4474 www.orchardnursery.com R337 Intrigue Plum Purple fff Floribunda R742 Tiffany Pink w/ Yellow Base fff Hybrid Tea R353 John F. Kennedy Greenish White ff Hybrid Tea R759 Trumpeter Orange / Red f Floribunda R356 Judy Garland Yellow / Orange / Scarlet fff Floribunda R1551 Twilight Zone Deep Velvet Purple fff
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