This fantastic shrub rose comes from our friends up north. Developed. As part of the Explorer collection it posses all the best of hardness attributes. The flowers of this rose are a rich raspberry red with a flux of iridescence. Simply put its looks great, is easy to grow, and can take the cold head on. Strongly recommended for 1st time rose growers. Disease resistance, fantastic.

This is a splendid dwarf shrublet, bearing with great freedom and continuity, saucer-shaped, buttercup yellow flowers.  They are small, with 5 petals and borne one to a stem, close to the foliage at all levels on a low, rounded plant.  They have a slight fragrance.  The small, mid-green, semi-glossy foliage is an ideal complement to the blooms.

A beloved member of the Rugosa family because of the nearly continual production of pure white large double flowers saturated with fragrance.  Its tidy habit makes it easier to tuck into a modern landscape than most of the other family members.  But it's still a Rugosa - tough, hardy and naturally resistant.  Red hips ripen in the fall.

Somebody stop this bush from blooming. Out of this world repeating especially when dead headed. Very pleasant soft pink with a touch of white blends. The plant has a slight fruity / apple sent. Developed in France by the Meilland family 1981. Great for group planting, strong arching and spreading habit. This is a rose for the person who just cant seem to grow roses, it will restore your belief

To us at Boylan Farms this rose is clearly one of the best pink shrub roses. As a cornerstone of our breeding program we continue to be amazed at its performance. This rose is great for the bingeing or the advanced grower. The names says it all. The flower large 4" blooms, great repeat, looks great as a solo bush or in a corner group planting. Bucks beauty is easy to grow, very hardy, and blooms its head off.  

The late Dr. Griffith Buck devoted his life's work to the hybridizing of hardy, clean roses at Iowa State University.  Much of his efforts are just coming into appreciation today.  Many of his varieties are pink-the easier color to achieve in any rose breeding program.  Yellow-toned roses that are truly hardy are quite rare.  The large golden flowers and glossy green foliage of Golden Unicorn laugh at 'old man winter' and look great in the landscape.

The flowers of this rose are large and beautiful in their construction, and are borne in clusters on strong stems.  The plump, pointed buds open to show high centers at first, then, as they expand, the many petals resemble a coiled spring at the heart of the bloom.  The petals gradually part to create overlapping layers, which give a charming effect at the fully open stage.  The color is ivory white, lightly suffused with azalea pink as the flowers open.  There is ascent and flowering continues through summer and autumn.