Roses can be easy to grow  We choose the most disease resistant roses from Jackson & Perkins Roses in patented (recent introductions) and nonpatented (varieties that are still highly rated but introduced over 17 years ago).  We think the less you have to spray for black spot and powdery mildew, the better. J & P is also growing many varieties on their "Own Root" instead of budded onto a different rootstock..  This means greater hardiness for your roses, so if the rose canes die back during a very cold winter, they will still regrow as the same type of rose you planted.  Budded or grafted roses will grow back "wild" if the top portion dies back.

  We are happy to offer J & P's Ultimate Rose™ Collection - rose varieties which are exclusive to garden centers, and, as always, Plantscape offers the new AARS (All America Rose Selections) winners for 2009 and the Jackson & Perkins Rose of the Year. 

  Easy to Grow Shrub Roses Hardy and trouble-free, Shrub Roses   bloom heavily from spring to fall with little care, no spraying and no deadheading of spent blooms.   Plant Knock Out™ (red), Pink Knock Out™, Blushing Knock Out™, Double Knock Out™, Double Pink Knock Out®, or the new Yellow Knock Out"! for easy care. You'll be amazed at their vigor and ease of care.

   Another favorite shrub rose at Plantscape is the Home Run® Rose, with true bright red flowers on a more compact plant.  This is an offspring of the Knock Out"! rose, so it also shows great disease resistance and requires low maintenance. 

Sedona

 2010 J & P Rose of the Year®  

 The warm colors of Sedona are reminiscent of the picturesque red bluffs and magnificent sunsets of the high desert. Each pointed ovoid bud echoes the beautifully sculpted layers of red rocks as it slowly spirals open to reveal flawless high-centered flowers in shades of reds, corals, and oranges. As nights cool, blooms reveal undertones of coral pink.

   Monkey Business

2010 J & P Floribunda of the Year®

You'll go bananas for this year's Floribunda of the Year! Everything about this feisty yellow rose surprises and delights, from the unexpected licorice scent to the huge clusters of high-centered blooms and healthy, lush foliage. Ready-made bouquets with a single snip bring the sunlight and penny-candy scent indoors while capturing the summer sun and filling the whole room with fun.

Easy Does It   

2010 AARS Winner

The highest honor for garden roses
As its name implies, Easy Does It is one of the simplest roses to grow! This breathtaking new creation from the world-famous Harkness family in England abounds with enormous clusters of peach, pink, and honey-yellow blossoms that cover the plant the entire season. As the only AARS winner in the 2010 trials, this beauty is a proven performer across the country, in a variety of climates and conditions.

Other Favorite Past AARS Winners

Rio Samba™The sizzling hues of this 1993 AARS winner make it a standout, even in a crowd of colorful roses. Its well formed orange, coral, and yellow blossoms are a favorite, and the leathery foliage shows excellent disease resistance.

Veterans' Honor® Our Rose of the Year­ winner for 2000 is one of our most popular red roses in recent memory! This glorious thick-petaled rose honors patriotism and courage, with 10% of net sales donated to veterans' healthcare. Set on a statuesque plant, its deep red buds spiral into magnificent high-centered blossoms in brilliant red. As the raspberry-scented flowers mature, their bright color is softened by overtones of pastel pink. These long-stemmed gems last for up to two weeks

in the vase.

Sweet Intoxication Seductive fountains of rich magenta blooms will permeate your garden with an ulluring clove fragrance - an aroma powerful enough to leave you light-headed. Sparkling amethyst clusters beguile even the most precocious rose lover with non-stop color and fragrance season after season. Glossy green foliage and a columnar, upright growth habit make Sweet Intoxication the ultimate garden vixen, standing strong while casting a spell. 

Mister Lincoln  Mister Lincoln roses are grown to strict J&P standards to give you the highest-quality, best blooming plants available. Blossoms become an even richer red as they bathe in the sun, exuding a luscious, fruity fragrance. Excellent cut for bouquets.

Peace  The most widely planted hybrid tea in the world. Ovoid, golden yellow buds are etched pink; 5" to 6" blooms. Very hardy with a sweet scent.

Hybrid Tea, Grandiflora, Floribunda, Antique, Shrub, Climbing, and Miniature roses are all found at Plantscape.

Roses Available At Plantscape for 2010

Hybrid Teas

Aromatherapy™

pink

Beloved™

bright red

Mister Lincoln

AARS

deep red

Peace

AARS

yellow-pink

Pope John Paul II

white

Rio Samba

yellow orange

Sedona  2010 Rose of the Year  NEW!

coral -blend

Sheer Magic

cream - coral

Tahitian Sunset

peach - apricot - yellow

Veteran’s Honor®

bright red

Voodoo

AARS

orange-peach

Voluptuous!

deep pink

Welcome Home

light yellow

Grandifloras

Crimson Bouquet™

AARS

bright, garnet red

Gold Medal

deep yellow

Dream Come True

AARS

yellow - blend

Floribundas

Bety Boop™

AARS

yellow-red

Monkey Business 2010 Floribunda of the Year  New

banana-yellow

Sweet Intoxication  New

magenta - lavender

Cinco de Mayo™

AARS

rust-red/lavender smoke

Climbers

America™

AARS

salmon-pink

Blaze (Improved)

brilliant red

Cécile Brünner, Cl.

lghtly pink

Don Juan

dark red

Golden Showers

AARS

daffodil yellow

Joseph's Coat

red-yellow

Sally Holmes

white

Scent from Above

golden-yellow

White Dawn

White

Antique Roses

Zephirine Drouhin

dark pink

Shrub Roses

Blushing Knock Out

light pink

Double Knock Out

red-double

Flower Carpet

red-amber/white

Home Run®

bright red

Knock Out®

red

Little Mischief

deep Pink

Oso Easy Cherry Pie

red

Oso Easy Paprika

reddish orange

Oso Easy Strawberry Crush

strawberry pink

Pink Pearls

pink

Pink Knock Out

pink

Pink Double Knock Out

pink

Sunrise Sunset

yellow-pink

Sunny Knockout

yellow

Whiteout

white

Landscape Roses

Good and Plenty

raspberry-pink/white