This listing for information only - we no longer grow this plant. Winner of the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit in 1993. Or hedge where their long trusses of blooms can be appreciated. An excellent plant for a container planting, border Lightly fragrant blush flowers, white in the center and deepening to pink at the edges,Īre followed by tiny orange-red hips. Leaves and a continuous prolific display of small single blossoms in domed clusters. tall shrub with arching canes covered with rich light green Under Joseph Pemberton were by now quite well regarded having already introduced 'Buffīeauty' and 'The Fairy' and much of there work revolved around the Pemberton Hybrid Musks. The team of Ann and John Bentall who tutored Classified a hybrid musk 'Ballerina' was introduced by J.A.īentall in 1937 and is of unknown parentage. With single, pink-and-white blossoms the flowers on this rose could almost be mistaken for A large specimen of Rosa 'Anenome'Ĭan be seen at our nursery on our back fence behind the main greenhouse. The bloom period extends through mid-springĪnd is often followed by a rebloom in the early summer. Side and surround a crown of golden stamens. The flower petals are lightly veined with a deeper pink, are paler on the reverse Profusion of lightly fragrant large clear pink single flowers erupts from the glossyįoliage. laevigata, it is much more open and its foliage more dainty. For this reason it is often called 'Pink Cherokee', and although it has the vigor of Schmidt of Erfurt, Germany in 1895 and is presumed to be aĬross between the white, single flowered Cherokee Rose, R. sinica 'Anemone' as it has alsoīeen previously known, is a pink flowering evergreen hybrid climber that can grow to 12įeet tall. Rosa 'Anemone' or Rosa anemonoides and R. Rosa 'Anemone' - Pink Rosa laevigata hybrid Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit in 1993. 'Altisimo' can be seen espaliered on the fence behind our main office. 'Tenor' (Large-flowered Climber - 1963) x unknown seedling. Typically begins blooming in late March and keeps on going through fall. Tall by 5-6 feet wide and is hardy from USDA zones 5 through 9. Disease resistant, 'Altissimo' grows rapidly with angular growth to 8 to 10 feet Useful as an espaliered climber, a pillar plant or free standing as a broad spreading The abundance of flowers and its repeat blooming easily makes up for its lack of scent. ![]() ![]() Large flat single (sometimes semi-double) blood red and well spaced clusters of flowersīurst into bloom against the dark-green shiny foliage. ![]() 'Altisimo' is one of the most stunning roses that we grow a real traffic stopper when the Receiving the Certificate of Merit from England's National Rose Society in 1965. This climbing Floribunda was introduced by the French firm Delbard-Chabert in 1966 after Seperate lists that divide these roses into the following categories: This page lists all of the roses that we grow in Alphabetical order. See our Reference List to learn more about The descriptions are based on our own experinces growing roses and from researching the many fine refernce books and web site that are availabele. Hardiness ratings are based on the USDA Hardiness Zone The following list is divided into climbing and Plantings of roses throughout the nursery, their locations are noted within theĭescriptive text of each variety. Roses we grow perform better on their own roots and have a demonstration plantingĬomparing a grafted Rosa 'Iceberg' to one on its own roots to demonstrate this. Roses are grown on their own roots, the exceptions being those that have plant patents andĪre produced for us by nurseries licensed to propagate them. ![]() Without the burden of pests and disease so prevalent to this group of plants. Input of local nursery and landscape professionals we have selected to grow varieties thatįlourish in our coastal California climate rewarding the gardener with ample flowers Zealand Flax but we also grow a fair number of roses. San Marcos Growers grows many different plants and often we are thought of as growing only the plants from mediterranean climates, grasses, or New
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