Bearing a mild fruity scent the large blooms come out as a pink in cooler weather. The blush color seen as they fade is accompanied by an almost cherry colored edge. This makes a fine shrub rose.

This flashy rose was bred by Tom Carruth and introduced in the US in 1999. The predominant red color is framing a center that may appear in various colors such as white, yellow or red. As fireworks on the 4th of July have different appearances so do the individual flowers. The fragrance of apples

From 1853 a rose of deep color and bushy growth. Can be used in partial shade.

Joseph's Coat is an American introduction from 1964. He has large blooms which vary greatly in color, yellow, purple, peach, pink and red could all describe the blooms at various times.

Introduced in 1834, a great rose seen frequently in Florida and other Southern states. Bushy with blooms of a pleasing red blend.

A variety from 1900 in France, vigorous in growth and vibrant in color. Having excellent fragrance. This rose will show much deeper color in cooler climates than we have in Florida.

Mme Antoine Rebe was from France in 1900. She has a very distinct and vibrant red color at times tending to a vibrant pink tone.

Discovered by the California Nursery Co. in 1906 this is a sport of Maman Cochet. It is darker in color and is also known as Red Maman Cochet.

A 1912 French introduction this variety is low growing and can be container grown, a good border plant, vigorous growth.

A very vigorous rambler with clustered flowers, France, 1910.

Discovered by Dr. Malcolm Manners in 1997, this is a sport of Smith's Parish. The flower can be all red, variations of pink to red and even a white streak. The colors are darker in cooler weather. This makes a fine hedge plant.

Roman Holiday is a U.S. introduction from 1966. An All-American Rose Selection in 1967. The red body wrapped in yellow and orange make this rose bloom very cheerful in appearance.

From France in 1889, blooms in clusters. The color varies from magenta red to dark violet.

St. David's is a Bermuda Mystery Rose found on the Bermuda island it is named for. Very quick to branch off, making a very full bush. Very generous with the number of blooms.