|
|
 |
The Roses keep on coming |  |
 Home Page |
About Page |
Photo Page |
Photo2 Page |
Photo3 Page |
Photo4 Page |
Photo5 Page |
Photo6 Page |
Custom3 Page |
Catalog Page |
Custom Page |
Custom2 Page |
Custom4 Page |
Whats New Page |
|
|
|
 Morden Blush This introduction from the Morden research station in Manitoba, Canada is one of the best of the series. They tend to suffer from black spot in our humid climate but this one has done very well in my garden. |
|
 Mt. Hood This Grandiflora from McGredy of New Zealand has wonderful full white blooms with a distinct greenish tinge to the petals. |
|
 Olympiad This is one of the best red hybrid teas. |
|
 Painted Moon I searched for two years to find a source for this spectacular hybrid tea. I think it was worth the effort. |
|
 Paul Shirville Medium sized blooms in a warm pink cover this rather short hybrid tea. The healthy foliage is deep green and glossy. |
|
 Peach Blossom This delicate beauty is a 2000 introduction from David Austin. |
|
 Perfect Moment I love these colour blends and this hybrid tea is has the perfect name. |