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Also known as Assio di Cuori, great show form and a good grower.
A great new exhibition rose from Thomas McMillan that was previously called Mc Millian's Pink. Lots of petals with a bloom shape of Uncle Joe. My plants were budded from Tom's original bushes and are virus free.
New - Long Stems,large blooms of very good show form!
This sport of Moonstone is a great addition to the exhibitors arsenal. Very high pointed centers on upright stems that have few thorns. Photo courtesy of Dee Choi
This new sport of Signature is a real beauty! One per customer.
New! Large blooms of white and pink. A real beauty from Eddie destined for the show table.
Fragrance plus on this lovely old-timer. Large blooms can have show form. Hardy, but will mildew if not sprayed routinely.
New from England, this lovely Floribunda produces fabulous large sprays, will be a winner on the show table for sure...
A must have for the exhibitor especially in the northern US. Gorgeous apricot show blooms with the same growth habits as its parents. A superb rose for both garden and show!!
New from Tom Taylor of Michigan, a cross of National Trust X Helen Naude, well formed medium sized blooms.
A must have for the exhibitor, now #4 in the Nations show roses. Deep pink blooms with lovely sprial centers on long stems.
New - Florist rose - Large blooms Orange blooms blending to yellow at the petal base, great show form, long vase life.
A great Miniature that throws beautiful sprays and singles from David Clemons. This rose was hard to find as it was difficult to propagate from cuttings, but grows wonderfully when budded.
This new sport of European Touch from Don & Paula Ballin will soon be registered. Same growth and habit as the others in the Folklore family. A peach/pink color. Midwesterners should grow this rose!!!
This beauty from Kordes still makes regular appearcances on the show table and is a must have for the avid exhibitor.
The 2001 American Rose Annual lists this rose as the third best exhibition rose in the nation and I fully agree. Large blooms of pink and white make this a real standout in the garden.
A great floribunda from Kordes of Germany. Intensely fragrant blooms provide exhibition quality sprays on a very hardy plant. Long arching canes should be staked to support those intoxicating blooms.
This stunning new rose from Eddie Edwards is a sister seedling of Blake Hedrick. Honoring our ARS President Marilyn Wellan a truly lovely lady!
A sport of Moonstone, the pink is more pronounced into the petal edging. Great form and is winning many trophies!
Lovely pink and white spiraled blooms come singly on this tall upright plant. A real show-stopper for exhibition and garden. Eddie's most winning rose in the North central district!
New pure white sport of Cajun Moon from one of the best exhibitors on the west coast, Kitty Belendez. One per customer.
Striking new florist rose, with very high pointed centers. This should be a killer on the show table...
Large blooms of white edged in pink that can leave you breathless. A top contender in all rose shows and a must have for every garden.
A stunning pink stripe from the florist trade to pair with Red Intuition! Reserve yours now for fall 2010 shipment by sending an e-mail with your ship to address.
A breakthrough in color, this beauty was created for the floral trade, but can grow in your own garden! Reserve yours now for fall 2010 shiment by sending an e-mail with your ship to address.
New florist rose from Kordes, good exhibition form.
This exciting new Grandiflora is a lovely mix of Russet and Lavender tones that produces showy sprays and exhibiton form single blooms against a backdrop of deep green glossy foliage. Available Fall 08 -Stainless Steel X Singing in the Rain
This lovely Floribunda recently shown as Bordure Rose (finally now shown as the name it should have) is the real deal! Georgous coloring, diesease resistant foliage is thick like leather, a real beauty!
A great exhibition rose thats been around for a long time, but still keeps winning. Thanks to Kim Martin for the lovely photo!
I've been enjoying this beatuy for a long time, a stunning addition to any garden. Photo courtesy: Baldo (the bugman)Villegas.
A showstopper! To quote Larry Meyer from the 2007 Horizons Rose Listing:"It should set the standard of what a red rose should look like". I agree, plants need some time to get established, then watch out!! Will mildew if your spray program is not up to snuff. Photo courtesy: Cliff Orent
A 32 min. DVD that shows the complete process of "T" bud grafting from picking wild seed to a potted rose bush. "The best budding video" says premier exhibitor -John Mattia, CT.
Graft your own roses with this virus free seedling understock. Order only in bundles of 25 pcs. Shank diameter approx. 1/4".