Rugosas: Tough as nails, hardy, disease resistant and repeat blooming. These are good reliable
    performers. They can be touchy about transplanting and require watering the first year until
    they've acclimated. After that, all they'll need is any dead wood cut out and a spring feeding.

    ‘Frau Dagmar Hartoop'  (‘Fru Dagmar Hastrup’) Hastrup, Denmark 1914 This rose
    was brought to our attention by a woman searching for a low-growing rose with
    remarkable hips that she saw growing in Denmark years ago. We identified it and
    were taken with it enough to carry it. Large, single, fragrant, clear pale-pink flowers,
    veined deeper pink on a compact plant. Very large, deep-red hips contrast with dark
    green foliage. 4’ x 4’

    'Moje Hammerberg' Hammerberg 1931 Large violet-rose, semi-double flowers with
    bright yellow stamens and a strong old rose fragrance. Very large scarlet hips said
    to be particularly tasty and good food for jelly, tea & vitamin "C." 4'  x 4'


    Grandiflora / Hybrid Tea:

    ‘Queen Elizabeth’  Lammerts, 1954  Large, medium-pink, perfectly formed flowers on
    a bushy, upright, healthy, disease resistant plant. This deservedly popular rose
    blooms on in gardens from the 50's and 60's and at a nearby Burger King where it
    impresses us each year with its health and floriforousness. Scrolled, pointed buds
    become full cup-shaped flowers. Recurrent. David Austin describes it as &
     “almost indestructible.”A Classic. Voted World's Favorite Rose in 1979. 5'


    Shrub Roses:

    'Cinderella Fairy Tale'  Kordes, GER, 2004  We've been hearing about the good health
    and bloom of the Fairy Tale roses and like Kordes roses in general, so we’re offering
    ‘Cinderella’ this year. Abundant blooms are very full, light pink deepening at the center.
    Extremely healthy foliage. 4’  Somewhat arching. Very good re-bloom. Sweet, apple-like
    fragrance. Can be trained as small climber. Gold Medals from trials in Baden-Baden,
    Geneva and Rome.

    'Frontenac': Clusters of large, fragrant, deep pink blooms cover this medium, upright
    shrub in early summer with continued bloom until hard frost. Very winter hardy
    and highly resistant to black spot and powdery mildew. One of the Explorer Series.
     3’ x 3’ Some fragrance.

    'Louis Joillet'   An abundant bloomer, Louis smothers itself in double, deep pink
    flowers with a light, spicy fragrance. Upright bush, suitable as a lower climber.
    Good repeat and excellent disease resistance. Good glossy, deep green foliage. Very hardy.


    Davis Austin English Roses  Good Austins are well worth the garden room. Bad Austins
    will sulk and decline. We pick the good ones. Cut them hard in spring after a
    season or two and give them regular feedings. Dead head for best repeat bloom.

    'Harlow Carr'  Austin 2004 Old Rose Hybrid   Pure rose pink, medium sized flowers with
    a strong old rose fragrance. Tough,  free flowering and healthy. 4’ x 3’ rounded shrub.
    Quite hardy, through at least zone 5. Named for the Royal Horticultural Society's Garden
    in Yorkshire.

    'Golden Celebration' Austin 1992   Very large blooms of egg yolk yellow fading paler.
    Wonderfully fragrant. Can be used as climber. We sold out last year, but tended
    Jack’s sister’s plant in the greenhouse all summer and enjoyed them in the vase until mid-
    November. Elegant! 4  1/2' x 4  1/2'

    'Wildeve'  Austin 2003  Blush pink flowers touched with apricot on a robust, healthy plant.
    Very free-blooming and generous. Good choice for post and rail fence. Good fragrance.
    3  1/2' x 3  1/2'  Very winter hardy. Wildeve was a character in Hardy's The Return of the Native.
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