This mini pink rose has very beautiful blooms and its red-tipped new growth helps to accentuate that growth. That said, this plant is an aphid FEAST and will invite every aphid in town to dine on it. Be prepared for a battle in your garden.Continue Reading
This mini pink rose is a ground cover crawler. It does not like to grow tall and will cover the ground in whatever space it is placed in.Continue Reading
This rose bouquet was gifted to my mother from the various roses we have in the garden. The reds and the pinks exude exude an intoxicating fragrance that reminds one of a spicy Gucci perfume.Continue Reading
This rose was one that was saved from a property that was to be razed to the ground (less the structure on premises). My aunt and uncle offered to allow us to dig up the roses so we could save as many as we could. We are unsure if thisContinue Reading
This rose was one that was saved from a property that was to be razed to the ground (less the structure on premises). My aunt and uncle offered to allow us to dig up the roses so we could save as many as we could. We believe this rose bushContinue Reading
This blush peach rose is a climber and has blooms the size of your hand. It has little smell to it, but it attracts the honey bees like CRAZY!Continue Reading
A peach rose that grows slowly and has many blooms all at once. This small bushy rose has blooms that are show worthy and will remind you of the beauty of a woman’s ball gown.Continue Reading
The only purple rose we have. I wish we knew the name of it, but purple roses are hard to come by and there are too many that are similar in nature to narrow down exactly which one it is. This one is a timid rose that throws 1-3 bloomsContinue Reading
This rose was a gift from a farmer. We have no clue what type of rose it is, but the farmer stated it had been on his family farm for over one hundred years. The beauty of this rose and its soft scent will rush you to gather some roseContinue Reading
One of my most adored roses in the garden. It’s five (or six) petals stretch outward with the morning sun and come to a close in the late evening. This rose was created in the 1920s by a UK breeder named William Archer. It came about in 1925 when ArcherContinue Reading