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Grandiflora Roses


Grandiflora roses, are a cross between Hybrid Teas and Floribundas. They are usually taller, and bloom in clusters, or trusses, rather than single blooms.

They grow to a commanding height of 6-8 feet tall, making them perfect for the back of the garden.

They are wonderful roses for cutting.

Heart O'Gold

Rich golden centers, shading to hot pink in the center.

Grows 4-5 feet tall

Plant produces armloads of long stemmed blooms.

Very disease resisttant Sweet peaches/old rose fragrance

Hardy zones 6-10

photo courtsey of Flicker:Lulaboid

Gold medal

Outstanding golden yellow flushed with orange.

Disease resistant foliage

Grows 3-6 feet tall

Vigorous bush is a must for yellow rose fans!

Slight Fruity fragrance

Hardy Zones 6-10

photo courtsey Ryan Somma

Prominent

Floresent orange blooms are a standout in the garden!

Small blooms appear singly or in sprays.

Grows 3-4 feet

blooms have just a slight fragrance

photo courtsey Drew Avery


Apricot Nectar

Large, cupped double blooms are a wonderful shade of soft, almost velvety Apricot color.

Velvet blooms on a vigorous bush.

Grows 3 1/2 feet high and wide

Blooms have a strong fruity fragrance

Plant has glossy dark green foliage

Hardy zones 7-10

photo courtsey Drew Avery

Earth Song

Deep Pink blooms,are large, and command attention.

Plants are very winter hardy, making them a good choice for cold climates.

This vigorous, upright bushy plant can grow 5-6 feet

Disease resistant

photo courtsey Drew Avery

Dream Come True

Multi hued blend of golden yellow fluhed with red edges.

A real beauty!

High centered flowers are borne in long-stemmed clusters that are perfect for cutting.

Tall plants tend to get leggy, so put them in the back, with a smaller plant in front of them!

grows 5-7 feet

Has a mild fragrance

photo courtsey Drew Avery

Octoberfest

Large Grandiflora roses, with blooms that are a blend of autum colors. Orange-red-cream. Blooms have a slight to moderate fragrance. Colors seem brighter in cooler weather. Glossy green leaves begin as red shoots.

Tall, upright bush grows to 6 feet.



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