Rosa - Calypso

Your Easy Elegance Calypso Rose is sure to astound you with its abundance of fluffy double blooms of bewitching 'elegance' that are so 'easy' to care for. The floriferous blooms appear in clusters upon the glossy, green foliage. Varying shades of apricot grace the delicate petals of Calypso, which begins its bloom in early summer and continues on until frost.

Plant in full sun. Likes moist, well-drained soil, mulch, and regular fertilizing. Prune in early spring to maintain shape and increase branching. Remove any dead or damaged branches.

Rosa - Champagne Wishes

Clusters of pale apricot buds open fully to antique white with just a hint of apricot before fading to a clear white. Combines beautifully with perennials in a mixed border, or as a refined low hedge. Comes with the renowned Easy Elegance Rose repeat blooming and disease resistance. Thrives in full sun. Feed monthly when in bloom with an organic fertilizer. Cut back in late winter to prepare for spring flush of growth.

Rosa - Macys Pride

(Northern Hardy) This plant was so stunning it was selected by Macy's to mark their centennial! You'll see what all the fuss is about the first time this plant blooms. Big, lemon-yellow buds open to beefy, double creamy white flowers that form bunches that nearly obscure glossy, medium green, disease resistant foliage. Recurrent bloom and dense, rounded form complete the beautiful picture of this own root, zone 4, hardy rose.

Rosa - Grandmas Blessing

Resembling a hybrid tea with large, full, dusty-pink blossoms, this beauty is so sweet it was named it after Margaret 'Grandma' Bailey. Grandma's Blessing has a symmetrical, vase-shaped form and dark-green, disease-resistant foliage. Stunning color combines beautifully with many perennials. Also makes an elegant low hedge.

Rosa - Yellow Submarine

(Northern Hardy) Yellow Submarine may be the best yellow, own-root Rose available. That is a pretty strong statement but once you see this easy care, free bloomer in action, you'll wonder why you would grow any other yellow Rose, period! This selection is hardy, vigorous and upright growing with lustrous, medium green foliage and bud clusters that never seem to run out of buds! These buds begin to open in late May revealing big, double, deep lemon yellow flowers that seem to jump off the plant. Their color, size and form are in stark contrast to other own-root yellows and its vigorous, disease resistant nature is at least the equal to all the other Roses in this class.

Rosa - My Girl

Deep pink buds are held in clusters of 5 to 30, opening to ruffled blossoms so full they almost hide the bright yellow centers. Foliage is exceptionally spot resistant and nearly evergreen on a compact, upright plant. Excellent reblooming and spectacular color makes 'My Girl' a dazzling color statement in any sunny landscape.

Plant in full sun. Likes moist, well-drained soil, mulch, and regular fertilizing. Prune in early spring to maintain shape and increase branching. Remove any dead or damaged branches.

Rosa - Kashmir

Forget those old Hybrid Tea Roses… why even deal with them when you have an outstading Easy Elegance Rose that gives you stunning Hybrid Tea-like flowers on a tough, hardy plant that shrugs off disease problems with the same ease that it blooms. Big deep red buds rise above deep green, disease resistant foliage and open to fat, heavily petalled, 3" diameter deep, almost velvety red flowers from May until frost. The flowers are an absolute wonder to behold and you'll have chance to behold them for months with this plant's desire to keep the color coming. 'Kashmir' blooms are perfect for bringing inside to admire and that may be the most work you'll have to perform on this easy going plant that can easily be one of the most beautiful rewarding flowering shrubs you can grow in your yard.

Rosa - Sunrise Sunset

(Northern Hardy) It's hard not to be impressed by the sheer blooming power of this low, spreading charmer. Two inch diameter, multi-petaled flowers appear in abundance in mid-May and don't stop for a breather until late September, continually showing off their terrific bright fuschia color belnded with apricot at each petal base. It's a real stunner in bloom and a real aggressive grower that fends off disease as well as any rose you''ll see, with its shiny, blue-green foliage remaining blemish free and beautiful behind the constant flood of tasty bloom. 'Sunrise Sunset' is perfect for grouping in sunny areas to cover ground and produce an outstanding, easy care landscape show.