Where other white flowers can get overshadowed, this ravishing newcomer has a natural abundance and healthy look that stands out effortlessly. Pink-blushed buds open to vanilla-white blossoms with sculpted petals, touched with creamy yellow in the centers—these flowers look good enough to eat! The delicious fragrance is light and sweet.
Spring's first flush of blooms features single blossoms 4-4 ½"across, lovely for homegrown bouquets. As summer progresses, flower production ramps up and the plant begins to display several blooms to a cluster. The growth habit, meanwhile, is graceful, upright, and compact, so this rose is perfect for planting along a walkway, flanking a home or garden entrance, tucking into a fixed flowerbed, or even displaying in large pots. It's also particularly disease-resistant for a floribunda-type rose (its toughness and dependability is more like a shrub rose). Part of the best-selling Easy to Love collection. WEKmereadoit
When you see the name "All My Loving", does that make you think of the famous song by The Beatles? Well, that would be a step in the right geographical direction as this lovely rose was created in England by the talented breeder Gareth Fryer. The long cutting stems are great for bouquets and the plant's excellent vigor guaranties a profuse flower production. The shapely flower buds are held right on top of the plant for a great show and enjoyment. All My Loving is a true Hybrid Tea with one large flower per stem. Whether you live in a colder rainy area of the country or the sunshine state of California, the color will stay true until the petals drop and the plant will reward you with large clean leaves.
A finely toned athlete, this reddest-of-red roses will continue to win medals for many years to come. The bright true-red color shows through from the pointed-bud stage to the final moments of the very long-lasting well-formed flowers. Each large bloom is held on long stout stems produced by the very vigorous upright plant. Distinctive grey-green foliage. Proven consistent color. Best size when cool
Just before our wonderful American icon left us, she selected this exceptional rose to bear her name. Julia loved the even butter gold color & the licorice candy fragrance. Yet it wasn’t just the old-fashioned blooms that inspired the recipe. The perfectly rounded habit, super glossy leaves & great disease resistance finish off the dish. An awesome AARS award winner—a right & proper honor for a dear friend. Consistent, hardy & floriferous in all climates. Very disease resistant.
Many think the pinnacle of rosedom is a long stemmed red Hybrid Tea with scrumptious big buds. But ponder the thought a little farther to include impeccable flower form & great vase life. Now you’re getting the idea of Let Freedom Ring. This striking trophy-stealer was lovingly created by WWII veteran & amateur hybridizer, Ernest Earman of Virginia. More red in cool conditions. Fantastic year-round
There was not much competition when it was time to crown this classy ‘lady rose’ with the title of Miss Congeniality. Everybody agreed that she’s a standout and in the beauty pageant of the rose world, she wins hands down as the most charismatic and inspirational contestant. The camera loves her picture perfect buds and flowers of everlasting pure white with vibrant pink edges. This flower’s pleasant personality will be the center of attention in any garden or will create a warm and friendly atmosphere by displaying her talent in a vase. Her poise and grace shows in her large healthy glossy dark green foliage - this vigorous bush comes from a long history of beauty in her ancestors. Not only is she stunning in appearance, but this beauty can defend herself from diseases too.
Rousing, crowd-pleasing! Unlike other peppermint-splashed pink roses, this one's intense colour has exceptional staying power, remaining vivid in your garden or in a vase for days on end—no disappointing fade to pale pink like some older varieties. And oh, the fruity scent…a lively blend of mango and strawberry. Best of all, flower production is constant and prolific, even in hot, dry spells.
This is an upright, taller, shapely grandiflora-type bush, carrying its dynamic flowers in small clusters that punch up the colour impression from a distance. So you'll want to choose a special spot: a doorway area or garden entrance, perhaps, or invest in several plants to form a showstopping hedge that will be the talk of the neighborhood.
This newcomer also sports dense, glossy foliage that is remarkably rust and powdery-mildew resistant, so gardeners in areas with humid, cooler summer nights can also enjoy it. Rosa 'WEKmeroro'
You would be hard pressed to find any better rose to carry the name of England’s beloved monarch than this American turning-point in roses. This first and finest Grandiflora adorns gardens all over the world with a profusion of pleasing pink buds and large blooms on long-stemmed clusters. Proven consistent performer. Lots of color
