Roses In My Garden

Complete List of Roses Growing In my Garden of 05/27/2012

1 Blushing Knock Out – Shrub
1 Don Juan Climber -Climber
2 Double Knock Out, Red – Shrub
1 Dream Come True – Grandiflora
3 Golden Celebration – David Austin English Roses
1 Gypsy – Hybrid Tea
2 Knock Out, Red - Shrub
3 Queen Elizabeth – Grandiflora
1 Reine Des Violettes – Hybrid Perpetual
1 Pink Hybrid Tea – Unidentified
3 Veteran’s Honor – Hybrid Tea
1 Mutabilis – China
1 Swamp Rose – Species
2 Moondance – Floribunda
1 Iceburg – Floribunda
1 Burgundy Iceburg – Floribunda
2 Julia Child – Floribunda
1 Buff Beauty – Hybrid Musk
3 Social Climber – Climber
2 Caldwell Pink – Polyantha
2 The Fairy – Polyantha
1 Pink Rose unknown (given to us by Bob Eskew,  May 2010)
2 Mary Rose – David Austin English Rose
1 L.D. Braithwaite – David Austin English Rose
1 Hot Princess – Hybrid Tea
2 Benjamin Britten – David Austin English Rose
1 Madri Gras – Floribunda
3 Scentimental – Floribunda
2 Our Lady Of Guadalupe – Floribunda
2 – Lavaglut (LavaFlow) – Floribunda
2 – Betty Boop – Floribunda
1 – Old Blush – China Rose
1 - Pinkie – Climbing Polyantha
3 – Sunny Knockout – Shrub
1 – Belle Story – David Austin English Rose
1- Louise Estes – Hybrid Tea
2 – Cinco De Mayo – Floribunda
2 – Artistry – Hybrid Tea
2 – Red Drift – Shrub
2 – Red Cascade – Shrub
2 – Pink Knockout – Shrub
1 – Pope John Paul II – Hybrid Tea
2 – Opening Night – Hybrid Tea
2 – Ronald Reagan – Hybrid Tea
1 – Lady Bird – Hybrid Tea
1 – Signature – Hybrid Tea
1 – Barbara Bush – Hybrid Tea
1- R.K. Witherspoon – Hybrid Tea
3 – Ketchup & Mustard – Floribunda
3 – Moonstone – Hybrid Tea
1 – Autumn Splendor – Miniflora
1 – Kristin – Miniature – AEO winner
1 – Tabasco Cat – Miniflora
1 – Bees Knees – Miniature
3 – Colorific – Floribunda
4 – Unidentified Roses – (Given to me by Kelly Gordon Spring 2012)
1 – First Prize – Hybrid Tea
1 – Winchester Cathedral - David Austin English Rose
1 – Gemini Hybrid Tea

11 Responses to Roses In My Garden

  1. Teresa says:

    Impressive list! A few I would recommend to you are New Dawn (Delicate Pink/Soft Fragrance), Gertrude Jekyll (Amazing Fragrance) and Bill Warriner (A Blooming Machine!) and, if you have the room for a large, one-time bloomer, Roseraie De LHay.

  2. Love this list and so much fun growing with you Merry Christmas to you and yours Annie

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  4. You reached your goal. How exciting. Looking forward to seeing pictures this summer! What is the next goal?

  5. Angel Blue says:

    I have always wanted to have the Pope John white. it seems just lovely, with a red, maybe Mr Lincoln next to it?
    but the rose I would recommend is the Rio Samba. Fragrant without being offensive. strong and resilient. The rose lasts a long time in a vase and the colors that it grows thru are delightful!

  6. roseman7stan says:

    Great roses on that list Chris! I had over 100 roses at one time in the farm days. Now a little less than 50 here in my “in town” gardens. Some of mine are certainly on your list as well. I am getting a new Julia Child rosebush this year. How has she done for you? Lost my Strike It Rich rosebush over the winter and JC was a recommended replacement.

    • We have had excellent luck with Julia Child here. Usually begins blooming in April and was in almost continual bloom until August. She is a keeper! Disease resistance is very good. Only a little BS here and there. Nothing major.

      • roseman7stan says:

        I would imagine your humidity level there is higher than mine. Thanks for the report on JC. She is being shipped to me on April 23rd, so it will not be long until I am introduced to her blooms. :o )

  7. elenawill says:

    Now you into the evaluating varieties before new additions. It is all fun.

  8. LA Edwards says:

    I love this and the rose named Louise :-) Your photos and list of roses are amazing. How fitting I discover this today. My father loved roses he had nearly as many in the yard growing up. Today would have been his 86th birthday. Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden. The closest we have to something as wonderful is the Portland Rose Gardens, which are rather exquisite.

  9. silvachiqa says:

    Compared to you I am a rank amateur, nevertheless, I keep planting and caring for the ones I own, your roses are lovely. Thanks for stopping by my blog.

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