Hybrid Teas
About Face	Orange
Arizona	Orange
Bewitched	Pink
Blue Girl	Lavender
Brandy	Apricot
Brides Dream	Pink
Candy Apple	Red
Christian Dior	Red
Chrysler Imperial	Red
Dolly Parton	Orange
Double Delight	Red/White
Elizabeth Taylor	Pink
Elle	Pink Blend
First Prize	Pink
Garden Party	White
Gold Medal	Yellow
Great Century	Pink
Home and Family	White
Honor	White
Ingrid Bergman	Red
Lasting Love	Red
Mellow Yellow	Yellow
Memorial Day	Pink
Mister Lincoln	Red
Moonstone	White
Neptune	Lavender
Oklahoma	Red
Olympiad	Red
Oregold	Yellow
Pascali	Whtie
Queen Elizabeth	Pink
Rosie Odonnell	Red/Yellow
San Antonio	Red
Sonia	Salmon

St. Patrick	Green/Yellow
Sunbright	Yellow
Sweet Surrender	Pink
Tiffany	Pink
Tropicana	Orange
Whisper	White

Floribunda
Baby Love	Yellow
Chihuly	Yellow/Red
China Doll	Pink
Day Breaker	Pink/Orange
Distant Drums	Tan/Pink
Easy Going	Yellow
Europeana	Red
Honey Perfume	Apricot
Hot Cocoa	Chocolate
Lime Sublime	Whtie
Livin Easy	Orange
Margo Koser	Orange
Marmalade Skies	Coral
Midnight Blue	Purple
Pretty Lady	White
Purple Heart	Purple
Scentimental	Red/White
Showbiz	Red
Sunsprite	Yellow
Top Notch	Apricot
Climbing Roses
Cl Aloha	Pink
Cl Blaze	Red
Cl Don Juan	Red
Cl Lemon Meringue	Yellow

 

    Bare root roses will be arriving in late January. They can be immediately planted. For best results use rose soil mixed with the backfill. Roses do best in full sun and like soils that drain quickly.

    If you decide to buy a potted rose please wait until April 15 to plant the rose. All of our roses arrive from Weeks Roses bare root and we extensively prune both the plant and the root system. For the rose to grow strong and healthy it is important to let the roots redevelop before removing it from the container.

    Fungal problems on roses can be effectively treated by using Live Tea as a folular feed. The easiest way to do this is to use a 2 gallon spray bottle. Using the Live Tea every 14 to 21 days will greatly reduce the risk of black spot and plants will have a healthy dark green appearance.

    Roses should be pruned regularly to promote new growth and an attractive shape. Climbing roses should not be pruned until after they have bloomed in the spring. Other roses can safely be pruned anytime after February.  For best results try to ultimate branches that cross thru the center of the plant.

    In addition to weeks roses we also carry many of Monrovia's popular roses like Knock Out, and a variety of antique roses including Old Blush and Metabolis.