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Orange Roses

Coral Roses


View orange colored roses, along with coral roses, that would look great in your garden. Get growing information on them.

Pat Austin

David Austin named this rose after his wife.

This English rose has bright copper on the insides of the petals with pale copper on the outer sides.

The large flowers are deeply cupped.

grows 4-5 ft. very disease resistant

Teaa/clove fragrance

zones 5-19

Octoberfest

Grandiflora that grows tall and upright to 6 ft.

Blooms are the color of fall. Cream to orange red.

slight to moderate fragrance.

flowers are exhibition form

Artistry

Hybrid Tea,is eager to flower and very easy to grow, this AARS winner is among the most distinctively colored of all roses. The petals are a blend of coral, salmon, and orange, generously brushed with cream on the reverse, with a smooth, velvety look that adds depth to their presentation. Appearing very profusely, they release a gentle, sweet fragrance that is most enticing.

Height: 4 ft


Westerland

This shrub rose can grow large enough to be a climber. It can grow to 10 ft. or more.

Apricot/orange blooms occur in clusters,with an intense, spicy fragrance.

Foliage is disease resistant

Cinnamon Twist

They're not orange roses, not quite coral, but light and dark variations of a novel, heartwarming hue. Spice-scented, 5" flowers feature thirty ruffled petals and appear in a mixture of clusters and singles. The nicely rounded, disease-resistant plant is ideal for mixed borders.

This Floribunda grows to a height of 3 ft

Light,Fruity,Spicy fragrance

Chihuly

Yellow/orange blend Floribunda grows 4-5ft. by 4-5ft. wide.

The bush is disease resistant

The lovely two-toned blended flowers have 30 petals.

Only a mild fragrance.

Frontier Twirl

A shrub rose witha pink/coral blend, with 25 double petals.

Disease resistant, and fragrant.

Leathery medium foliage

Plant grows upright, mounding and bushy.

flowers appear 1-8 per cluster, and repeats all season

excellent cut flower

Grows to a height: 3-4 ft x 3-4 ft

Laura Bush

A fitting tribute to the First Lady, who is an avid gardener and rosarian, this rose also honors Mrs. Bush's many contributions to education, literacy, and global health. Plant these orange roses as a lasting tribute in your garden, and enjoy its generous clusters of dusky orange buds opening to ruffled, cinnamon-orange blooms with a fruity aroma.

grows to a height of 3 ft

Hot Cocoa

This Floribunda is an unusual chocolate/orange color.

Fruity fragrance

glossy- deep green leathery foliage, on an upright, bushy plant.

hardy zones 6-9

great orange hips in winter

Outrageous

This Hybrid Tea is among the most splendid color combinations ever created, this blend of cream, golden, coral, and pink (with a cream reverse) is simply breathtaking. The giant blooms open slowly, releasing a subtle scent redolent of cinnamon and cloves as their petals unfurl from a high center. Exhibition quality, these blooms arise abundantly on perpetually-flowering, vigorous shrubs grown on their own root. Exceptionally cold-hardy, this is the rose to plant in a place of honor in your garden.

Light,Spicy fragrance

Height: 5 ft - 6 ft

Mardi Grass

These Floribunda orange roses were given top honors by All America Rose Selections (AARS) judges, Mardi Gras performed exceptionally in one of the most rigorous rose trials in the world. This garden gem shows the same impressive vigor and disease resistance of its AARS-winning parent, Singin' in the Rain. Mardi Gras' apricot orange buds slowly open to reveal bright pink and yellow blooms with a yellow base.

It has a light fragrance

Height: 4 ft

Playboy

These orange roses are orange/scarlet in color. A simply outstanding Floribunda.

Well- rounded medium bush grows 3-4 ft.

dark green, glossy, disease resistant foliage.

moderate apple fragrance.

A consistant performer that draws visitors like a magnet!

Outstanding rose!

zones 5-9



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