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Falstaff™ English Rose

Falstaff bears large crimson flowers with a shallow, cupped shape. They are of exquisite form and quality, packed with numerous petals which interfold at the center. This helps to create […]

Eden Climber® Climbing Rose

Eden® is a truly spectacular climbing rose, with an abundance of fragrant, 40+ petaled, repeat blooms. The combination of the soft pink and creamy white coloration along the dark green, […]

Dublin Bay® Climbing Rose

Large, fully double, velvety red flowers will thrive in cool weather or steamy heat from spring until the first frost. One of the best of the modern climbers with glossy, […]

Don Juan Climbing Rose

If you’re looking for a climbing rose with a fragrance that knocks your socks off, this is the one! ‘Don Juan’s deep, dark red flowers bloom consistently throughout the season […]

English Climbing Rose

A vigorous climber, bearing neat, fragrant, apricot-orange rosettes. They are produced with exceptional freedom and regularity.

Climbing Rose

This large climbing rose bush puts on a show with its double-layered white blossoms. Cloud 10™ is highly disease resistant, loves the sun, and is attractive to most pollinators. These beautiful […]

Beautiful cup-like flowers are semi-double with deep magenta petals combined with a creamy white center and outside of the petal. Continuous flowering and excellent disease resistance makes this a great […]

Brite Eyes™ Climbing Rose

Another breakthrough rose from Will Radler, the breeder of The Knock Out® Rose. The soft salmon color and bright yellow eye will add color and beautiful spicy fragrance to your […]

Blaze Climbing Rose

Perhaps the most famous, most durable climbing rose available, ‘Blaze’ is a flower producing machine with big bunches of lightly scented, pure red flowers on aggressive, flowing canes. ‘Blaze’ keeps […]

Benjamin Britten™ English Rose

Strong salmon-pink that changes with age to a particularly strong shade of pure pink with an enchanting yellow filaments. Deeply cupped flowers gradually develop into an open, slightly cupped rosette. […]