2021 Rose List Cultivar/Variety Name Color Description Antique American Beauty ! Deep Pink 1875. Hybrid Perpetual. Cup-shaped flowers with a brilliant crimson color. Strong tea-scented blooms. Blooms heaviest in spring and fall. Thornless. Petal count 50. Blush Noisette ! Blush Pink 1817. Noisette. Soft pink double blooms are produced in clusters of 6 to 12. Light clove fragrance. Repeat blooming. Petal count of 25-40. CL Cecile Brunner ! Pink 1894. Polyantha Climber. Clusters of small pointed pastel pink buds open to reveal creamy pink blooms with a moderate tea fragrance. Blooms heaviest in spring on old wood; some reblooming in the fall. Petal count 25-40. CL Celine Forestier ! Yellow Blend 1858. Noisette Climber. Fully double blooms of soft pink, cream and yellow with a strong spicy scent. Petal count 25-40. CL Fortuniana ! White 1850. Fortuniana. Violet scented, two inch, double blooms, with a knotted center are borne on nearly thornless canes. Blooms in spring. Petal count 25-40. CL Mermaid ! Yellow 1918. Climber. Fragrant, large, single flowers. Repeats best once established. Petal count 5-7. CL Mme. Alfred Carriere ! White 1879. Noisette. A strong, reliable climbing rose. Large, sweetly scented, cupped blooms; creamy white tinted with pink. Flowers freely and continually. Petal Count 30. CL Old Blush ! Pink UNK. China Climber. Heavy bloomer and very hardy. Repeat bloomer. Petal count 9-15. CL Peggy Martin ! Pink UNK. Climber. Famous rose that survived Hurricane Katrina. Blooms throughout the growing season on nearly thornless canes. Petal count 15-25. CL Sombreuil ! White 1850. Tea. Creamy-white blooms are very large, flat, and quartered, with a most delicious tea rose fragrance. This mannerly climber is ideally suited for use as a pillar rose, or trained on a low wall, fence, or trellis. Petal count 40 plus. CL Zepherine Drouhin ! Cerise Pink 1868. Bourbon Climber. Thornless climber that blooms a beautiful cerise-pink in spring and fall with a strong bourbon fragrance. Petal count 15-25. Enfant de France ! Silvery Pink 1860. Hybrid Perpetual. This “Child of France” creates quite a show with elegant clusters of light pink blooms. A graceful garden rose that is intensely fragrant with notes of attar, pepper and a hint of old fashioned soap. Petal count 40 plus. Felicia ! Apricot 1928. Hybrid Musk. Fully double flowers of apricot pink fading to cream. Intense fragrance makes this rose an outstanding cut flower. Petal count 16-25. Fellenberg ! Red Prior to 1835. Noisette. Large clusters of rosy blooms. Considered the only red noisette. Petal count 36. Gruss an Aachen ! Pale Pink 1909. Floribunda - Believed to be the original rose that began the Floribunda class. Buds open to reveal large pale pink, double blooms that fade to a creamy white with age. Light sweet fragrance. Repeat bloomer. Petal count 40 plus. Maggie ! Violet UNK. Shrub. A "found" rose with highly fragrant flowers, blooms through summer and into the fall. Petal count 25-40. Maman Cochet ! Pink 1893. Tea. The epitome of the classic long-budded Tea. Her fine shape, strong stems, and true orris odor all recommend her for southern gardens. Petal count 26-40. Marie Pavie ! Cream 1888. Polyantha. Nearly thornless rose. Musk fragrance. Pink buds open to clusters of creamy white blooms. Petal count 15-25. Martha Gonzales ! Scarlet 1984. China. Bright scarlet, neat single flowers open flat to decorate a bushy shrub whose neat foliage has a dark red tinge. Petal count 15-25. Mme. Joseph Schwartz ! White 1880.Tea. As a sport of 'Duchess de Brabant', it has the same habit and form except it is a pale white with a light pink blush. Lovely light tea fragrance and good repeat blooming. Petal Count 15-25. Monsieur Tillier ! Pink 1891. Tea. This large, upright shrub bears sweetly fragrant flowers that are a mixture of pale rose, salmon and purple. Petal count 40 plus. Mrs. R.M. Finch ! Rose 1923. Polyantha. Cupped, semi-double, bright rose-pink blooms are borne in delicate clusters and fade to a light pinkish-white with age. The fragrance is light and clean. Repeat blooming. Petal Count 26-40. * - Patented Variety ! - Own Root Rose Speak with a NHG Garden Advisor for questions and availability. Compliments of North Haven Gardens, 7700 Northaven Rd, Dallas, TX 75230, 214-363-5316 www.NHG.com Cultivar/Variety Name Color Description Page 2 Odee Pink ! Pink UNK. Tea. Unknown old tea rose with a wonderful tea fragrance. Pale pink blooms. Found close to Brenham. Petal count 20 plus. Old Blush ! Pink 1752. China. Semi-double, lilac pink flowers in loose clusters. The blooms flush darker pink in the sun and are followed by large orange hips in late fall. Petal count 25-40. Austin's English Carding Mill Apricot Large blooms in shades of pink, apricot and yellow. Strong, beautiful myrrh fragrance. Repeats well. Enjoys warmer climates. Petal count 80. Charlotte * Yellow Sumptuous soft yellow, cup-shaped blooms with a delicious tea rose fragrance. Excellent repeat flowering and good disease resistance. Petal count 100. CL Tess of the d'Urbervilles * Crimson Red A compact climber bearing large, deeply cupped, bright crimson-red blooms, with a pleasing old rose fragrance. Repeat flowering. Petal count 110. CL Wollerton Old Hall * Pale Apricot Plump buds open to reveal flowers of soft apricot that fade to cream. One of the most fragrant of the English roses with a distinctive myrrh scent. Can be grown as a shrub or trained as a climber. Repeat flowering. Petal count 45. Crocus Rose * Creamy White A very free-flowering rose, bearing large rosettes of a palest apricot, paling to cream on the outer petals. The blooms are held in large clusters, poised on slightly arching stems. It has a delightful light tea rose fragrance. Repeat flowering. Petal count 110. Darcey Bussell * Crimson Deep crimson rosettes with a delightful fruity fragrance. An exceptional variety which flowers freely and repeats well. Compact, bushy growth. Petal count 70. Desdemona White Pink buds open to beautiful, pure white blooms, with an attractive hint of pink at the earliest stage of flowering. Strong old rose fragrance. Petal count 52. Golden Celebration * Gold Large golden blooms have a strong tea fragrance with a hint of strawberry. Forms a rounded, arching shrub or may be used as a climber. Repeat flowering. Petal count 70. Molineux * Yellow Rich yellow, rosette-shaped flowers with a musky, tea rose fragrance. Upright growth habit and exceptional blooming. Repeat flowering. Winner of three awards. Petal count 120. The Lady Gardener Apricot Large, full petalled, rich apricot blooms. Strong and delicious tea fragrance. Repeat flowers quickly. Petal count 65. The Poet's Wife * Yellow A truly gorgeous yellow rose which will brighten up your garden. The deep, sunny yellow cupped blooms have a remarkable fruity fragrance that is absolutely delightful. Repeat flowering. Petal count 77. Tranquillity * White Pure white blooms with a light apple fragrance. Almost thornless, repeat bloomer with good disease resistance. Petal count 110. Climbing America Coral Gorgeous, large coral cup-shaped blooms exude a spicy fragrance. Blooms on old and new wood. Petal count 40-45. Cloud 10 * ! White Huge, pure white, fully double, cuplike blooms have an exotic musk scent. This modern climber shows good disease resistance and will rebloom throughout the season. Blooms on old and new wood. Petal count 50-60. Don Juan Red Favored by rosarians and gardeners alike for more than half a century. Dark red, fragrant flowers will cover this rose once established. Blooms on old and new wood. Petal count 30-35. Golden Opportunity * Gold Large blooms are 3.5-4” in diameter and grow in clusters. The deliciously fruity scent attracts butterflies and other pollinators. Petal count 35-45. Joseph's Coat Yellow/Red Colorful blooms of yellow & scarlet. Good repeat bloomer. Blooms on old & new wood. Petal count 23-28. Red Cascade ! Red Climber. Profuse bloomer covered in one-inch red flowers. Repeat blooming. Petal count 15-25. Sky's the Limit * Yellow Clusters of buttery-yellow blooms on a free flowering climber, with a light fruity fragrance. Reblooming even in the first season. Petal count 20-25. White Dawn White Clusters of white, ruffled blooms on a vigorous plant. Sweet rose fragrance. Blooms on old and new wood. Petal count 30-35. EarthKind Belinda's Dream ! Pink The first floribunda rose to be named a "Texas Superstar" and receive the prestigious EarthKind designation. Very disease resistant with large fragrant pink double blooms. Petal count 45-50. Caldwell Pink ! Pink An ever-blooming found rose named after its location in Caldwell, Texas. The double, lilac-pink flowers form clusters that can be seen at a distance. Nice compact growth habit. Petal count 50. Carefree Beauty ! Pink This vigorous, upright shrub rose sports smooth, olive-green leaves and clusters of cup-shaped, semi-double, fragrant, bubble-gum pink flowers from spring to fall. Also known as 'Katy Road Pink'. Petal count 16-20. CL New Dawn ! Pink Climbing. Hardy and vigorous. Large, fragrant pale pink flowers that bloom on old and new wood. Petal count 35-40. Climbing Pinkie ! Rose Rose pink, cupped shaped blooms are produced in clusters of great profusion. The nearly thornless canes are easy to work with when training as a climber. Fragrant and reblooming. Petal count 15-25. * - Patented Variety ! - Own Root Rose Speak with a NHG Garden Advisor for questions and availability. Compliments of North Haven Gardens, 7700 Northaven Rd, Dallas, TX 75230, 214-363-5316 www.NHG.com Cultivar/Variety Name Color Description Page 3 Knock Out *! Red Single cherry-red flowers bloom throughout the growing season. Petal count 7-11. Marie Daly ! Pink A sport of 'Marie Pavie' with clusters of medium pink, double flowers.