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Introduced in the 1920s in the United Kingdom, Cornelia is a lovely Hybrid Musk that produces arching trusses of 2 ½”, double, rosette shaped blooms with 30+ petals in an apricot-copper color. Her very fragrant blossoms will age to soft apricot shaded on this nearly thornless plant. Expect her to be a strong growing and continual blooming rose with glossy, dark green foliage.
Named for a city in Congo, this deep pink Hybrid Musk Rose with arching canes blooms well throughout the season, producing 2” flowers with white centers. Bakuva has a low petal count of just 4-11 petals per blossom but produces blooms in large clusters with a moderate fragrance.
This lovely lady is ready to be the center of attention. Her blooms have a powerful fragrance of fruit and citrus coming from her old-fashioned, 3- 3½” blooms of soft yellow that finish with a kiss of pink on the petal edges. Life of the Party has a well-behaved growing…
This sweetheart rose likely grew in your grandmother’s garden. Cécile Brünner is a lightly scented, soft pink, miniature rose with hybrid tea shaped, 1 ½” blooms with 18+ petals. Bred in France before 1880, she is one of the most well known of the old roses. Her blooms burst forth…
Bred by John Bagnasco of Garden America and named for his first grandchild, Kendyl Marie is a Polyantha that produces dozens of small blooms on each cane. This bush is hardy and vigorous, enveloped with clusters of showy, pink-blend flowers that are continuously produced throughout the growing season. Kendyl Marie…
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