As with others in the Drift series, Apricot Drift exhibits a true groundcover habit and offers a fresh look to the series. Double apricot flowers begin flowering in spring and display a season-long show of color. It is just as tough a disease resistant as others in the series. Suited for small gardens or along paths and walkways.

"Perfect pink buds and blossoms sweeten the air with a powerful aroma, and an upright, well-branched bush produces them in abundance. Extremely long-lasting in fresh-cut bouquets. 5.5ft

AARS 1997 winner, coral orange flowers of 30 petals with light fragrance on a 4' plant.

Also known as R. Foetida Bicolor. One of the most striking roses, this bicolor rose is brilliant scarlet on the outside, rich gold inside. Blue-green, ferny foliage adorn thorny, dark brown canes that are striking when out of bloom. Must be sprayed regularly where blackspot and other foliar diseases are a problem. 6 by 6 feet or more. A stunner when well grown.

An improved Orange SunblazeThe bloom is a brighter orange and does not fade. Out performs many garden and pot rose varieties. The bloom and foliage will persist through the hot, dry summer months.

Large-flowered Climber. This can be grown as both a large shrub, or a moderate climber. Possessed of a fine fragrance (unusual for yellow climbers in particular), this has glossy foliage, good repeat and vigor.

Groundcover. Grows almost 3 feet tall and reaches 5 foot widths. Blossoms are light pink and abundant. Extremely hardy and resistant to disease.

A bright yellow shrub rose with excellent black-spot resistance is just the ticket to a cheery landscape. Single blooms in nice clusters on a 4 to 5' plant.

Miniature. Lavender with a touch of red tones, this reaches 16 to 22 inches in height. A light fragrance on a healthy bush

This stunning rose produces individual soft pink, white-eyed flowers that are tiny (to one inch), but mass themselves in giant trusses (to 100 blossoms each) and form at the ends to long, graceful stems. Bushes grow as wide as they do tall.

A flexible grower which lends itself easily to training, and a remarkably fast rebloomer; Bantry Bay is another of McGredy modern climbers derived from New Dawn. Flowers are clear rose-pink, deepening with age, semi-double showing a dense boss of pink stamens, like those found in single Camellia flowers.

Hybrid Tea. If you care about fragrant, rich lavender roses, this new introduction is a must. Plants are vigorous and foliage deep, glossy green. Disbudding is necessary for one-to-a-stem blossoms, but sprays are also available. Terrific cut-flower.

Hybrid Tea. If you care about fragrant, rich lavender roses, this new introduction is a must. Plants are vigorous and foliage deep, glossy green. Disbudding is necessary for one-to-a-stem blossoms, but sprays are also available. Terrific cut-flower.

Another Carruth hybrid, this one is geared to make a strong statement in the landscape. Single, hot cerise blooms with a yellow center bloom in large clusters. Light fragrance. 4 to 5 feet.

No, you're not dreaming...a rose that truly resists black spot is no longer just a pipe dream. This pretty-in-pink hybrid battles the dreaded fungus with amazing ease, keeping its medium green leaves all season long. Modern shapely buds open to fully double old-fashioned flowers. Thrives best in hot humid summers.

Our 2003 Rose of the year winner boasts sumptuous blooms and a strong, tantalizing scent evocative of 'French Perfume'. Bright yellow buds spiral open, revealing gorgeous, warm yellow petals blushed rich pink at their edges, and set off by glossy, dark green foliage. The classic, high-centered blooms are presented on a medium bush with an upright, well-branched habit and good disease resistance. Bella'roma flowers abundantly all season, producing plenty of blooms for the garden and the vase.