This Grandiflora has something for everyone. The catchy colors will lure even non-rose lovers, while its toughness will satisfy even the most demanding gardener. The bi-tones hold well when cut in a vase, and the dark green leaves are much moreresistant to diseases than most of the other roses in its class.

True to its type, this wonderful new Floribunda will bloom nonstop through the season. The strong color is a mix between yellow orange and pink produces a spectacular display that is not affected by the heat. Perfect as a specimen or in combination plantings it will do well as a compact hedge as well.

The delicate rose fragrance adds to the classic elegance of this new soft apricot Hybrid Tea. Excellent flower shape and a novel, easy-on-the-eye color that is nevertheless strong enough to withstand the heat without fading. The ruffle-edged petals contrast nicely with the soft green foliage, either on the plant or in the vase. A good performer on both coasts with above average resistance to diseases.

Finally a white Hybrid Tea in the popular Romantica® series. This true Hybrid Tea combines old-fashioned blooms with good fragrance and exceptional foliage. The blooms are long lasting and perfect for the vase. Selected by the editor of Traditional Home magazine in honor of their Classic Woman Award, that honors women for exemplary volunteerism and community service.

This small climber is in a lot of ways very similar to Brite Eyes, the first hardy climber we introduced from the breeder of Knock Out®. It is fairly compact and extremely resistant to black spot. Continuously repeating through the season, it has a soft shell color that holds well into the fall. Winter hardy zone 5

This new climber from the breeder of Knock Out® is sure to become a favorite. Winter hardy zone 5, it is one of the most floriferous climbers we ever introduced. The fire engine red color is non fading and can take the heat. In the fall the foliage turns deep burgundy red and the plants is covered with bright orange hips.

This soft cream yellow mutation of our popular Polka climber is similar to its parent in all aspects except for its very light color. The flowers can be cut and will last long in the vase. The color will be enhanced in cooler climates.

This mutation of the popular Colette climber is also a small climber that can be grown as a large shrub. Very rugged like its parent, but with a delicate soft creamy color, it will perform well in all different climates and landscape situations.

This new landscape shrub rose is a breakthrough in groundcover rose breeding for its resistance to black spot, controlled habit and floriferousness. It is a perfect companion for the Knock Out® family. The deep bronze burgundy color of the fall foliage is an added landscape bonus.

Fairy Meidiland® is the latest addition to the popular Meidiland® family of landscape shrub roses. With a more contained habit and superior disease resistance, it is reminiscent of the famous Fairy rose, with a stronger color that does not fade. Perfect for rock garden or with early blooming perennials.

The Pink Double Knock Out® Rose will find a permanent home in your garden. This absolutely carefree landscape rose has all of the same wonderful characteristics of its parent, The Double Knock Out® with a fabulous hot pink bloom. The fluorescent double pink blossoms attract attention all summer and give way to deep purple fall foliage adorning your garden with three seasons of interest. You don't have to waste time removing old flowers from this blooming machine. The Pink Double Knock Out® Rose takes the maintenance out of roses. Hardy, drought tolerant upon establishment, this rose is a carefree, showstopping Star®!

This new release from Bill Radler has the disease resistance of the original Knock Out®, with a similarly dark, attractive foliage, and a slightly more upright habit. A new color in the most popular shrub rose family in North America, it should perform extremely well in any garden all over the country. Winter hardy zone 4. The yellow color will stay stronger during the cooler times of the year.