Floribunda. Scalloped and ruffled petals enfold a rose of enchanting perfume, and rich mauve color. Large, dark green foliage. 3' x 3'

Charming, single, carmine-pink flowers cover this old-fashioned single rose. Adds a note of simplicity and beauty to any landscape.

Hybrid-Tea form in a cluster-blooming rose, this salmon-coral beauty is a good choice where a more modern flower is needed in a cluster-blooming rose. 25 to 30 petals, 3 to 4 foot height.

We received this as a test rose last year, and I have to say I am very pleased with it. Continuous flowers of a very rich crimson adorn a healthy plant that will be an asset to any garden.

This sport of the long-familiar and beloved iceberg occurred in Tasmania. Other than the brilliance cerise pink color, it behaves exactly like Iceberg. 5' if allowed to grow.

Cherish really demonstrates the course of Floribundas becoming Hybrid Teas. It has very shapely flowers with 30 petals or so, very long lasting, both in the garden and in the vase. Large petals are a lovely light shade of orange pink, tinted vermillion at the edges of the outer petals. AARS, 1980.

Floribunda. A fitting tribute to America's famed glass artisan, this new rose boasts an ever-changing array of flashy colors from yellow and apricot to deep red, darkening toward petals' edges.

Flowers multi-color,smoky lavender-orange. None-to-mild fragrance. Average diameter 3.5". Medium, double (17-25 petals), cluster-flowered, in large clusters bloom form. Blooms in flushes throughout the season.
Habit: Medium, rounded growth habit. Medium, semi-glossy, dark green foliage.

Smoky coral-orange flowers of 25 to 30 petals are large 5 inches on a moderately sized plant about 3 feet. Light fragrance, glossy, dark-green foliage.

Floribunda. The official rose of the Disneyland Resort! This exciting floribunda sets wave after wave of incredibly vivid, multi-toned flowers. Creates a parade of magical blooms throughout Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure Park. Displays generous clusters on a lush, lower-growing bush. each branch sports a spectacular array of colors-apricot, copper, orange, and pink.

Somewhat small shrub is covered in delightful peachy clusters of 25 to 30 petalled blooms. This grows much like another shrubby rose, 'Raven'. Three or more feet by four or so feet wide.

Among the best lavender floribundas ever! Each full, ruffled bloom sparkles with a twilighthued color play. The hypnotic citrus scent beautifully complements the large clusters of lavender blossoms to create a dazzling garden atmosphere. With excellent disease resistance and a compact, rounded habit, Enchanted Evening is a fantastic rose for mixed perennial beds, borders, and containers. 3-4'

Floribunda. Vivid red clusters throughout the growing season. Makes an attractive landscape plant.

Floribunda. Lightly fragrant ivory to pastel apricot blossoms have flawless form and occur in sprays of from three to a dozen blooms each. Thorny stems are thin but strong, and foliage small and dark. (All-America, 1982). Prone to downey mildew.

Floribunda. Yellow, red, pink, and cream striped. Just the array of novel colors in every flower can bring a smile to your face...although maybe not as many smiles as its namesake, the late George Burns. But it is a definite "feel-good" rose; bright cheery ever-changing colors of yellow, deep red, rose pink and cream, big fragrant ruffled flowers, large clean deep glossy green foliage and a fairly compact yet free-flowering plant. Caution, though, an occasional cheap cigar turned into the soil may be required to keep this plant at its best.

Floribunda. This is supposed to be the first of the Floribunda class. It has pale apricot flowers in abundance, on a very attractive plant. Easy to grow. 40 to 45 petals, nice, but moderate fragrance. Truly a beauty from 1909.