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Welcome
to our Rose section. To complement our antique
flowers and heirloom produce, we are carrying a line of
antique roses. The older varieties of roses are hardier,
more disease-resistant, bloom more often and are
definitely more fragrant than their hybrid counterparts.
We have a rose to fit your every garden need. From compact
shrub roses for your landscape plantings to climbers to
grow up your arbor. Just come see these beautiful
roses for yourself.
Spring Song ''Spring Song'
This climbing miniature sports pink blooms on a 18 to 24 inch tall specimen. Spreads 3 to 6 foot wide.
Marie Pavie ''Marie Pavie'
Creamy white blooms are semi-double, medium in clusters. Nearly thornless and grows 2 to 4 foot tall and 3 foot wide. Discovered prior to 1888.
Allister Stella Gray ''Allister Stella Gray'
A vigorous climber with pale yellow blooms. Long slender flexible canes are almost thornless and gorw 6 to 15 foot tall and 6 to 12 foot wide. Repeat bloomer with a lot of fall blooms. Introduced in 1894.
Baronne Prevost ''Baronne Prevost'
One of the earliest and one of the most free-flowering of the hybrid perpetuals. One of the top 10 Old Garden Roses for the World Federation of Rose Society. Large, recurrent double blooms in rose pink with lilac shadings. Grows 4 to 6 foot tall and 4 foot wide. Very fragrant. Discovered prior to 1842.
Peaches and Cream ''Peaches and Cream'
This light pink/peach blend grows 15 to 18 inches tall and 12 to 18 inches wide. Introduced in 1976.
Mme Alfred Carriere ''Mme. Alfred Carriere'
Introduced in 1879, this vigorous climber was named for the wife of a French scientist who was interested in rose breeding. Large, double blooms start out white and fade to pale pink and are very fragrant. Grows 15 to 20 foot as a climber.
Marie Pavie ''Marie Pavie'
Creamy white blooms are semi-double, medium in clusters. Nearly thornless and grows 2 to 4 foot tall and 3 foot wide. Discovered prior to 1888.
Climbing Souvenir De La Malmaison ''Climbing Souvenier de la Malmaison'
Malmaison was Empress Josephine's estate outside of Paris. One of the most beautiful bourbons that is very fragrant. Creamy pink blooms opens to flat quartered blooms. Repeat bloomer that grows 8 to 12 foot tall and 8 foot wide. Introduced prior to 1893.
Mme Alfred Carriere ''Mme. Alfred Carriere'
Introduced in 1879, this vigorous climber was named for the wife of a French scientist who was interested in rose breeding. Large, double blooms start out white and fade to pale pink and are very fragrant. Grows 15 to 20 foot as a climber.
Browse our
Roses sections for a complete listing of all the
Roses we carry throughout the year
