Is It Possible to Buuy an Easy Care Rose That Blooms Continuously With a Great Fragrance

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Roses

Rose Table Roses grow in nearly every part of the world. The roses we have collected and chosen for propagation will withstand temperatures of -30c or colder and survive to flower and grow the following year. This eliminates a large percentage of the species and cultivated varieties. What remains, however, is a vast array of colors, textures, forms and fruits. Roses that have been relegated to near oblivion, because they do not resemble a greenhouse rose or hybrid tea, can be exciting elements in a garden. Scents that gave the rose its reputation will now permeate your garden on a still summer night. Prepare to discover treasures that will enhance any garden. Unlike many cultivated roses, the roses we offer can be grown without chemicals or sometimes even attention, many being long lived landscape shrubs.

Variety of Roses We use no pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers in the production of our roses. Fields are hand and machine cultivated. Soil fertility is provided by additions of compost, crab meal and mulch. The roses you receive have been rooted in sand, stored in a walk in freezer, planted in the field for one to two years, harvested, graded and packed to end up in your mailbox, the real one that is. Under each variety name are listed: Hardiness zone * Breeder * Country of origin * Date of introduction * Height * Parentage Fragrance: f - little or none, ff - mild, fff - strong, ffff - exceptional Some of the most fantastic and fragrant roses do not repeat, but that only makes their blossoming all the more cherished. Bear in mind that the average bloom period for these can be six weeks or more, many times that of other popular shrubs. Each is a unique arrangement of petals, leaves, stems and roots.

Rose of the year 2017: Canadian Shield

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Note: Quantities of many varieties are limited and we are often unable to provide all the varieties on your order. Please list alternates on your order form whenever possible.

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Prices

All Roses are field grown.	Bare root	Potted
No. 1½ (2 stem)	$20.00	$29.00
No. 1 (3 stem)	$25.00	$29.00
3 yr (only in some varieties)	$35.00	$39.00

indicates a native plant.

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Species

All roses originated from species roses. This is a selection of species that are extremely hardy and perfect for

naturalizing a property or for the collector.

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	Rosa carolina Zone 2 2-3m Eastern North America A vigorous bush that will cover a large area. Our selection has very healthy and glossy foliage. The blossoms are single, pure pink and occur in early summer. The numerous orange hips are beautiful in their own right. f POTTED ONLY 2022!
	Rosa cinnamomea 'plena' Zone 2 Europe 1.25m This is a mystery rose, probably originating in France and brought over by early settlers to eastern North America. It can still be found on abandoned farmsteads decades later where it forms dense low thickets with time. The double pink blooms are carnation-like in form and have an intense clove fragrance. Tough as they come. fff
	Rosa glauca (Rosa rubrifolia) Zone 2 Caucusus Mts. Of Europe 2-3m Well known for its reddish foliage and purple-red stems. Flowers are single and pink, contrasting beautifully with the foliage. A large shrub that is ideal at the back of a bed or naturalized against a forest edge. Blooms in late spring. f SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Rosa virginiana Zone 2 Eastern North America 1.25m When the early roses are waning, summer wanderers will be drawn to the soft pink blooms that adorn this dense plant. Superb as a waist high spreading ground cover. Its bright red fruits and stems brighten the winter and are a boon to wildlife. Our selections are chosen for mildew resistance. f Rose Of The Year 2014

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Rosa alba

These are some of the oldest and most sought after roses. Their colours vary from white to pink and most are

exceptionally fragrant and hardy.

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	Armide Zone 4 Vibert, France, 1817 (R. alba hybrid) Very double blooms of pure white in clusters. Summer bloomer. ffff IN-STORE ONLY FOR 2022!
	Belle Amour Zone 4 Europe original date unknown 150cm Discovered growing on a convent wall in Normandy and introduced in 1950. Cupped, opening to a semi-double pink flower of incomparable fragrance. Myrrh scented. ffff
	Chloris Zone 4 Europe ancient 2.5m The hardiest thornless rose we know of. Tall arching shrub with bright green stems. Double blush-pink petals curve inward toward a tight central button. ffff
	Fantin Latour Zone 4 unknown origin 1m This lovely very double rose has the quintessential old rose form and a most heady fragrance. The foliage is deeper green than most. ffff
	Maiden's Blush (Cuisse de Nymphe) Zone 4 France c.1400 2m An ancient and most treasured rose. The bush grows upright to slightly arching with blue-green healthy foliage. The large very double blooms are blush pink, the scent heady and refined. A rose of romance for over 600 years. ffff
	Mme. Plantier Zone 4 Plantier 1835 2m Grass green stems spill outward to form an arching shrub of great charm. Covers itself in fragrant very double blooms. A superb and classic rose. ffff
	Queen of Denmark (Köenigin von Dänemark) Zone 3b 1826 1.75m (probably R. rosaalba x Damask hybrid) One must pay homage to the queen of the old garden roses. Superbly formed quartered deep pink flowers are endowed with the ultimate in fragrance. Very rare on its own roots. ffff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!

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Rosa Gallica

A superb collection of old European roses that had a great impact on the breeding of modern roses with their spectacular

deep colours. This group contains some of the most fragrant of varieties.

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	Alain Blanchard Zone 4 France 1839 1m A low growing bush with dark green foliage and deep purple-red blooms with spots. fff IN-STORE ONLY FOR 2022!
	Aïcha Zone 4 Petersen Denmark (Souv. de Jacques Verschuren x Guldtop)1966 Tall arching shrub with large semi-double bright yellow blooms. As plant ages it has some repeat. ff
	Belle de Crecy Zone 4 France c.1850 1m Fascinating mix of pinks, greys and mauves. A very double highly scented flower on a low bush. Stems have very few thorns. fff
	Cardinal de Richelieu Zone 4 France Laffay 1840 1m One of the deepest purples in roses. The richly fragrant blossoms are in clusters on a low upright shrub. This is the variety we use to produce rose petal jam. fff
	Charles de Mills Zone 4 France very old 1.5m These rich purple and deep red blooms are very large and very double with a charming button center. The bush is upright to slightly arching. A classic. fff
	Henri Martin Zone 4 Laffay France 1863 1m Technically this is a Rosa x centifolia muscosa but we have included it with the gallicas. It is a very productive arching shrub with crimson red double blooms and superb scent. This is a moss rose, having fascinating moss-like glandular hairs on the buds. fff
	James Mason Zone 4 Beales UK 1982 1.5m ('Scharlächglut' x 'Tuscany Superba') New rose whose flowers are slightly more than single, rich velvety red and scented. Fantastic! ff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Scharlächglut Zone 4 Kordes Germany 1952 2m ('Poinsettia' x 'Alika') A spectacular velvety red rose from the Kordes family. Forms a large upright shrub that is breathtaking in bloom. f

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Rosa pimpinellifolia

These are commonly called Scotch roses. They were very popular in the British isles where hundreds were developed.

Only a few remain, but these are tough, hardy, bountiful and fragrant bushes.

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	Doorenbos Zone 2 Doorenbos Germany .75m Fascinating low plant with deepest magenta single blooms in late spring and early summer. A most unusual spreading groundcover. f SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Double Scotch Pink Zone 2 UK c.1850 1.4m Similar in all respects to the 'Double Scotch White' but with delicate cupped light pink blooms. Also very fragrant. fff IN-STORE ONLY FOR 2022!
	Double Scotch White Zone 2 UK c.1850 1.4m Cupped double white blooms cover this rounded shrub in early summer. The scent is very strong. The colour is the purest of whites. fff
	Harison's Salmon Zone 3 Harison USA (early 19th century) 2.5m (R. pimpinellifolia hybrid) A very rare and unusual rose with single+ soft yellow blooms tinted salmon. The bush is tall and upright. A collector's prize. f
	Karl Forster Zone 4 Kordes Germany 1953 (Frau Karl Drushki x R.pimpinellifolia altaica) Pointed buds open to a double white blossom with good scent. The bush is relatively low with healthy gray-green foliage. fff
	Stanwell Perpetual Zone 3 Lee UK 1838 1.5m An exquisite delicate pink double flower of charming form that repeats till frost. The bush form is rounded with thin branches. Very rare plant on its own roots. ffff

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Rosa Rugosa

No other group has had such an impact on northern rose growing. These rugged hardy bushes grow naturally in sand dunes

along the ocean, originally in Japan, but now across the globe. Fragrant and dependable.

These are among the most disease and insect resistant of roses.

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	R. rugosa 'alba' Zone 3 R. rugosa selection 2.5m A vigorous plant with single white blooms. As plant ages it will repeat more when early roses are waning. Delicacy in good measure. fff
	Blanc double de Coubert Zone 2 Cochet-Cochet France 1892 1.75m (R. rugosa x 'Sombreuil') Perhaps the most famous of all rugosas, this rose is renowned for its purity of colour, heady fragrance and rugged constitution. Passing this bush on a still summer day is an experience never to be forgotten. Our most popular rose. ffff
	Carmenetta Zone 2 Agriculture Canada 1923 4m (R. glauca x R. rugosa) This is the giant among hardy roses, forming an immense bush with tree-like trunks. In bloom it is simply breathtaking. The single pink blooms contrast with the reddish foliage and there is so much of it! Needs lots of room. f
	Dart Dash Zone 2 unknown 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) Our favorite for hedging. The plant is dense, rounded and deep green with shapely double mauve blooms all season. The hips are immense, very showy and edible. fff
	Delicata Zone 2 Cooling USA 1898 1.75m(R. rugosa hybrid) A healthy medium sized shrub that produces blowsy medium pink semi-double blooms repeatedly. One of the most charming pink rugosas. fff
	F.J. Grootendorst Zone 3 Skinner Canada 1908 2.25m R. rugosa x 'Mme. Norbert Lavavasseur') Like 'Fimbriata' this variety has fringed petals like a carnation. The soft red flowers bloom continuously till frost on an upright arching plant. f
	Frü Dagmar Hastrup Zone 2 Denmark Hastrup 1914 1.25m (R. rugosa selection) A remarkable bush, wider than tall, with fragrant single silvery pink blooms all season. In fall the bush turns coppery orange. Large orange hips in fall. fff
	Grootendorst Supreme Zone 3 2.25m (sport of 'F..J. Grootendorst') This is a deep red version of the original. It is more vigorous with deeper green glossy foliage. Blooms non-stop. Outstanding plant. f
	Hansa Zone 2 Schaum and Van Tol Holland 1905 2.25m (R. rugosa hybrid) A very famous and tough rose that has been planted for a century. The fragrant double blooms are red-purple. The bush is vigorous and large. Red hips. fff
	Hansaland Zone 3 Kordes, Germany 1.25m (R. rugosa hybrid) A fabulous new rugosa with cherry red blooms on a medium sized plant with glossy foliage. We think this is one of the best red rugosas. Very hardy repeat bloomer. fRose Of The Year 2010
	Linda Campbell Zone 3 Moore USA 1990 1.25m (R. rugosa hybrid) Pure red double flowers in clusters so large a single stem is a bouquet. Stems are velvety reddish-green. An outstanding new red rugosa. f
	Louise Bugnet Rose of the year 2018 Zone 4b Bugnet Canada c.1930 1.5m (R.rugosa hybrid) Vigorous clean bush with repeating double white flowers that have purple highlights in bud. A great rose that was nearly lost. fff
	Magnifica Zone 3 Van Fleet USA 1905 1.5m (Anytime x Magnifica) A perfect hedging plant with deep mauve blooms that are very shapely in bud. The health and vigor of the plant is superb. Magnificent! fff
	Marie Bugnet Zone 2 Bugnet Canada 1963 .8m ('Therese Bugnet' x unnamed seedling) A diminutive plant with punch! Red streaked buds open to pure white. A great small plant with fragrance, purity of colour and long season. fff
	Max Graf Zone 3 Bowditch USA 1919 .75m (R. rugosa x R. wichuraiana) A trailing rose with long stems and glossy green foliage. Single pink blooms occur in early summer. A great rose for covering banks. f
	Möje Hammarberg Zone 3 Hammarberg Germany 1931 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) A dense contained shrub excellent for hedging. Deep mauve blooms keep coming till frost. A superb rugosa selection. fff
	Nyvelt Zone 2 Nyvelt Holland 1955 1.75m (R. rugosa rubra x R. majalis) x R. nitida)) Very large pure white single blooms on a vigorous dense bush. A magnificent sight in bloom, which it does till frost. Lovely red hips adorn the plant in fall. fff
	Parfum de L'Hay Zone 3-4 Gravereaux France 1901 1m (R. damascena x 'Général Jacqueminot') x R. rugosa This is one of the quintessential fragrant roses. Its large round reddish purple blooms are found on a bush with olive-green foliage. Repeats. ffff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Pierette Pavement Zone 3 Uhl Germany 1987 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) A dense plant growing to 1.5m with purest pink blossoms. This plant is ideal to cover banks or as a hedge. Excellent where salt is used. fff
	Pink Grootendorst Zone 3 Grootendorst Holland 1923 2.5m (sport of 'F..J. Grootendorst') Very similar to the original plant but this one bears flesh pink fringed blossoms. Often reverts to the original red color, giving flowers of both colours on the same stem. f
	Pink Pavement Zone 3 Uhl Germany 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) Similar to 'Pierette Pavement' in nearly every respect although the newly forming buds are somewhat more pointed. An excellent hedging plant. Repeats till frost. fff
	Polareis Zone 2 unknown 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) Our rose pick of 2008, this rounded bush produces white flowers infused with soft pink, somewhat like a strawberry ice with the juice sucked out. A beauty! Repeats. fffRose Of The Year 2008
	Pristine Pavement Zone 3 Uhl Germany 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) Shapely pure double white blooms on a compact healthy bush that is perfect for hedges or covering banks. Blooms till frost. fff
	Purple Pavement (Rotesmeer) Zone 3 Baum Germany 1986 1.75m (R. rugosa hybrid) One of the darkest of the mauve rugosas, tending toward violet. Great for banks as it spreads rapidly. Semi-double blooms repeat till frost. One of our most popular. fff
	Repens alba (Rosa paullii) Zone 2 Paul USA 1903 3m spread A prostrate snaking plant with very large star-like single white blossoms. Can be used as a rambler if tied. ff
	Robusta Zone 4 Kordes Germany 1979 2m (R. rugosa x seedling) The name says it all! Very robust upright plant with dark shiny foliage and large, bright scarlet red single blossoms. Repeats till frost. Become a convert to singles. f
	Roseraie de L'Hay Zone 2 Cochet-Cochet France 1901 2.75m (sport of unknown hybrid of R. rugosa) A large healthy shrub that produces double shapely blooms of deepest mauve. You will fall in love with this gorgeous flower. fff
	Sarah Van Fleet Zone 4 Van Fleet USA 1926 1.5m (R. rugosa x 'My Maryland' Gorgeous silvery pink semi-double blooms on a vigorous plant with medium green foliage. Blossoms till frost. fff
	Scabrosa Zone 2 Harkness UK 1960 2.5m (Seedling of R. rugosa?) A great hedging plant, this large upright rounded plant has silvery cerise single blossoms that occur all season. Lovely fragrance. fff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Sir Thomas Lipton Zone 3 Van Fleet USA 1900 2.5m (R.rugosa hybrid) Rocketing skyward, this vigorous upright bush becomes adorned with ivory white double blooms that often have hints of green. Fragrant and healthy. fff
	Snow Pavement (Schneeköppe) Zone 3 Baum Germany 1986 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) A dense rounded plant with unique double white flowers infused with lavender. One of the finest hedging plants or a great specimen. Repeats till frost. Outstanding. fff
	Souvenir de Philemon Cochet Zone 2 Cochet-Cochet France 1899 1.75m (sport of 'Blanc double de Coubert ') Identical in habit to its parent with the exception of its immense very double blooms. Still with the pure white colour and intoxicating fragrance. ffff POTTED ONLY 2022!
	Thérèse Bugnet Zone 2 Bugnet Canada 1950 2.5m (R. acicularis x R. x kamtchatica) x (R.amblyotis x R. rugosa plena) x 'Betty Bland' One of the hardiest roses in existence. Raised in Canada for -50 degree winters. Soft pink double blooms are fragrant and recurrent. Bush is tall and arching. fff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Turbo Zone 3 Unknown 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) A bush everyone should know. The foliage is deep green and glossy. The perfumed flowers are silky, silvery pink beauties that are superbly formed. Repeats till frost. ff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Wasagaming Zone 2 Skinner Canada 1939 2.5m (R. rugosa x R. acicularis) x 'Gruss an Teplitz') A rose that has been waiting in the wings for its time. The fragrant double lavender-rose flowers are on a very vigorous rounded shrub. The colour is unique. fff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	White Grootendorst Zone 3 Eddy USA 1962 1.5m (sport of 'Pink Grootendorst') Another colour variation in the Grootendorst group. This one is pure white with lighter green foliage on a lower bush. Sometimes will show pink on some blooms. f
	White Pavement Zone 2 Baum Germany 1986? 1.5m (R. rugosa hybrid) A pure white double blossom and a dense compact bush that makes a great hedging plant or specimen. Superb fragrance and good repeat blooming. fff

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Canadian Artist Series

These are the latest introductions from the breeding programs at Agriculture Canada.

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	Campfire Zone 3b Agriculture Canada 2012 1m (complex parentage) One of the most exciting hardy roses every introduced. Yellow semi-double blossoms are edged in red and gradually turn to deepest pink. The effect is a multi-coloured harlequin of a shrub. Perhaps the most disease resistant rose on the market. Blooms continuously. fRose Of The Year 2013
	Emily Carr Zone 3 Agriculture Canada 2007 1.25m (complex parentage) A well contained shrub with healthy tea-like leaves that blush red but are outdone by waves of large semi-double flowers of the most intense red. The opening buds remind one of deep red tulips, treasures for bouquets for those thrilled by red. f Rose Of The Year 2011
	Felix LeClerc Zone 3 Svejda Agriculture Canada 2007 4-5m (L25 x D25) A super hardy climber with deep fuchsia pink blooms all season. Extremely disease resistant, a superb new introduction. f , #1.5 only for 2022. Rose Of The Year 2009 SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Oscar Peterson Zone 3 Svejda Agriculture Canada 2007 4-5m (complex parentage) A disease resistant repeat blooming upright plant with sparkling white semi-double flowers enhanced by a large boss of golden stamens. Petals drop cleanly. Perhaps the best non-suckering hardy white.Rose Of The Year 2016

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49th Parallel Series

This is a brand new series of roses to be introduced from Canada, more will soon be released

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Canadian Shield Rose of the Year 2017

2017 Canada (complex parentage) 1m

A double deep red non-fading flower with red-green foliage that is exceptionally disease resistant. Hardy plant that blooms till frost. Perhaps the best hardy red yet. The first of the upcoming 49th Parallel Series. f

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Explorer Roses

This marvelous group of roses was bred by Agriculture Canada to provide hardy repeat blooming roses.

It has transformed the world of northern roses.

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	Alexander Mackenzie Zone 4b Agriculture Canada 1985 2.5m (Queen Elizabeth x D15) A vigorous and healthy upright plant with double soft red blooms having a fragrance like crushed raspberries, though strangely some noses cannot smell this. Makes a lovely low climber. Repeats. ff POTTED ONLY 2022!
	Captain Samuel Holland Zone 3b Svejda Agriculture Canada 1990 2m (L48 x Felix LeClerc) Lovely clusters of dainty, well-shaped, double fuchsia blooms on a lax plant that makes a good low climber. Disease resistant. Repeats. f
	Champlain Zone 4 Svejda Agriculture Canada 1982 1m (R. kordesii hybrid-L02 x D08) This amazing low plant blooms continuously, a rare feat among roses. The foliage is very healthy and tinted red. The blooms are deep unfading red and semi-double. Can be grown in areas colder than Zone 4, as it will spring back from the crown. f
	Charles Albanel Zone 2 Svjeda Agriculture Canada 1982 1.25m (Souv. de Philemon Cochet x o.p.) x o.p.)) A low spreading plant suitable for banks or low hedges. The pink-mauve blooms are double, fragrant and recur throughout the season. Very healthy. fff
	David Thompson Zone 3 Svejda Agriculture Canada 1979 2m (o.p. Schneezwerg x F.D. Hastrup) A dense and rounded plant with mauve-red blooms that occur repeatedly till frost. Makes a great fragrant hedge. fff
	Henry Hudson Zone 2 Svjeda Agriculture Canada 1976 1.25m (o.p. 'Schneezwerg' seedling) Semi-double bright white blooms on a dense low plant. The fragrant flowers bloom all season. Very healthy foliage. fff
	Henry Kelsey Zone 4 Svejda Agriculture Canada 1976 2.5m (R. kordesii wulff x D24) A vigorous rambler type that can be used as a climber. Foliage is lustrous and deep green. The blooms are semi-double and deep red with a prominent golden center. Has a delicate fruity fragrance. Blooms all season. ff SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	John Cabot Zone 3-4 Svejda Agriculture Canada 1978 2.5m (R. kordesii wulff x D14) An arching pillar rose that can be used as a climber. The foliage is healthy and the delicately fragrant double flowers are soft red fading to deep orchid pink. Reblooms. f SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	John Davis Zone 3 Svejda Agriculture Canada 1986 1.5m (R. kordesii x ('Red Dawn' x 'Suzanne o.p.') A prolific bloomer with shapely pure pink blossoms on a hardy healthy shrub. Does not sucker making it a nice rose for the bed. Reblooms well. f
	Marie Victoran Zone 3b Svejda Agriculture Canada 1998 1.5m (Arthur Bell x L83) A tough healthy plant. Silvery pink petals with a yellow reverse, a stunning combination when opening. A treasure. ff
	Nicholas Zone 3 Agriculture Canada 1996 1.5m (B08 x L03) Clusters of bright scarlet red semi-double blooms cover this plant. The leaves are deep green and healthy and the flowers return for another show in late summer. f SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	Quadra Zone 3b Svejda Canada 1994 2m+ (B08 x Felix LeClerc) An upright to arching plant with deepest red very double blooms, reminiscent of a gallica rose. Blooms till frost. Can be used as a climber. f SOLD OUT FOR 2022!
	William Baffin Zone 2 Svejda Agriculture Canada 3m (R. kordesii hybrid L48 o.p.) An extremely hardy and healthy large shrub that can be used as a climber. Its semi-double flowers are deep strawberry pink with a light fruity fragrance. One of the toughest of the Explorer Series. f