Rosa ‘Aloha’ New    A strong, upright growing rose that performs well in the north. Foliage is deep lustrous green and provides the perfect backdrop for the big, double, rose pink blooms with petals darker on the undersides. Begins blooming in May and blooms on old and new wood which means that it will bloom in waves throughout the summer if plants are lightly trimmed after the initial bloom. 8-12' high. Shows good disease resistance.

‘America’   A time tested, proven performer, that blooms throughout the growing season with masses of coral-pink flowers on new or old wood. Flowers have a delicious spicy fragrance.

‘Don Juan’   Deep, dark red flowers with a powerful fragrance bloom consistently throughout the season on old or new wood. Flower fragrance is a strong, old rose scent. 12-14' tall or wide. Vigorous and dependable.

‘Henry Kelsey’    Free-flowering with clusters of large, double, bright red flowers with a spicy fragrance. Vigorous and disease-resistant, this own-root rose is easy to train and perfect for use on walls and fences.

‘New Dawn’    A non-stop flowering machine with big, beefy bunches of sweet smelling, double, cameo pink flowers on old and new wood, and vigorous, glossy green, disease-resistant leaves.

‘Royal Sunset’

Rosa ‘Double Pink Knockout’   A prolific bloomer with loads of double, hot pink, 3in. flowers from May to October over dense, deep green foliage. Both 'Double Pink Knock Out' and the single-flowered 'Pink Knockout' are exceptionally fine roses and, in choosing between the two, it's simply a matter of preferring a double or a single petaled bloom. You can't go wrong with either. 'Double Pink Knockout' is 3-4' tall and wide. Zone 4.

Rosa ‘Double Knockout’    More compact than ‘Knockout’, with a dense, rounded form, 20-3ft. tall by 3-4ft. wide and loads of deep, pinkish-red, double flowers all summer. High disease resistance. Zone 4.

Rosa ‘Drift Apricot®’   Could be thought of as a scaled down 'Carpet Rose', with it's small size and adorable smaller flowers. It's only 1½' high by 2-3' wide, with delightful, small, double, apricot flowers from spring into fall over deep, dark green foliage. Its small size and unbelievably profuse and very cute flowers make this rose perfect for bringing carefree, season-color to smaller spaces in the landscape. Zone 4.

Rosa ‘Drift Coral®’   A low, mounding form covered from mid May till fall with vibrant, semi-double, coral-orange flowers that possess all the charm of miniature roses. Foliage is medium to dark green, clean and disease resistent and forms the perfect backdrop for the non-stop parade of delightful flowers. 1½' high by 2-3' wide. Small enough to tuck into landscape niches but not so small that it doesn’t work as a great groundcover choice. Zone 4.

Rosa ‘Drift Peach’ New    Part of the new rose Drift® series, ’Peach Drift’® exhibits a true groundcover habit growing only l½’ tall by 2’ wide . Double peach/pink flowers begin flowering in spring and display a season-long show of color on tough and disease resistant plants. Best suited for small gardens or along paths and walkways. Zone 4.

Rosa ‘Flower Carpet Amber’    Low growing and wide spreading with clean foliage and flowers from spring till autumn. Gracefully arching, wide-spreading stems form a low, wide mound covered in attractive foliage that emerges shiny red and matures to deep green. Double, golden-amber blooms that age to soft, apricot-pink begin opening in late May and continue without letup all the way into October. Overall size is1-2' tall by 5-6' wide and, though wide-spreading, the plants retain a dense, full habit. Valuable for their season-long bloom and for their dense, spreading habit that works as an excellent groundcover. Zone 5

Rosa ‘Flower Carpet Coral’   Low growing and wide spreading with clean foliage as well as flowers from spring till autumn. Gracefully arching, wide-spreading stems form a low, wide mound covered in dark green, glossy foliage and smothered under a profusion of single, coral colored flowers from spring till fall. Overall size is1-2' tall by 5-6' wide and, though wide-spreading, the plants retain a dense, full habit. Valuable for their season-long bloom and for their dense, spreading habit that works as an excellent groundcover, capable of covering large swaths of ground. Particularly useful for covering hillsides. Zone 5

Rosa ‘Graham Thomas’     Strong growing, with a continuous, season-long display of 4", cupped, tight, double flowers of vibrant rich yellow. Flowers have a satisfying tea fragrance. Form is narrow, upright, well-behaved. A beautiful and distinctive rose that captures the imagination.

Rosa hugonis (Father Hugo Rose)  The Father Hugo rose grows 6 to 8' tall with an upright arching habit and finely textured foliage. The single flowers are a lovely canary yellow, 2½" wide, profusely borne in May-June. Tolerates poor dry soil. Intoduced in 1899. Hardy to zone 4.

Rosa 'Knock Out'     This 2000 AARS winner is aptly named, with its non-stop flow of deep cherry red flowers throughout the summer. Plus, it's drought tolerant, disease resistant, Japanese beetle resistant, and cold hardy! Compact form. One of the hardiest and carefree roses to be found with a "look" that's instantly recognizable in the landscape. Zone 4.

Rosa ‘Oso Easy Paprika’     Low and mounding, 1-2ft. tall with loads of spicy, reddish-orange, single blooms accentuated with a bright yellow eye. Glossy green foliage emerges with a hint of red in the new growth and exhibits exceptionally high resistance to mildew and black spot. Zone 5.

Rosa 'Pink Knockout'     Begins to bloom in late May with single, bright pink flowers that just keep coming without deadheading until fall. 3-4' tall and wide, with deep green, shiny, disease resistant foliage. Excellent hardiness, zones 4-10.