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Large, open, repeat bloom shrubs, often with long smooth or prickly stems, which may be trained as climber or pegged. They have often glossy leaves, double to fully double flowers, usually in clusters of 3, in flushes in spring or early summer, and usually autumn. {zone 6-10} {zone 5 with winter protection} [hybrid between the China … Continue reading Bourbons

A group of shrub roses developed in the 70's & 80's by Dr. Griffith Buck at Iowa State University. He combined winter hardiness, repeat bloom, & disease resistance to create a modern rose with great form & substance. Most varieties are non-fading in the South. A great combination for any landscape. $ 24 each April … Continue reading Buck Shrub Roses

Spindly, repeat blooming shrub roses with mostly smooth stems, bearing only a few reddish brown prickles, and glossy green foliage. They bear single to fully double, sometimes scented flowers, singly or in clusters of 3-13, in flushes from spring to autumn. {zone 7-10} One of the first Chinas Old Blush is also known as Parson's … Continue reading Chinas

Vigorous climbing roses with prickles, arching, stiff canes and often dense, glossy green foliage. They bear often scented flower in a variety of forms, singly or in clusters of 3-7 or more. Some bloom in spring or early summer only, on short shoots from second-year wood; many are remontant and also flower on new wood. … Continue reading Climbers / Ramblers