2022

2 x 2 feet    Z5-11 R Fr my

Don’t put this baby in a corner, but rather in a colorful container or massed in a border planting. By marrying it with blue flowering perennials, a stunning contrast could be created in your garden. It is unusual for a yellow flowering rose to be fragrant and bear clean foliage, but this one does. You will find yourself smitten by this charming rose.

2020

1 to 3 feet   Z5-11 R Fr mr   

 Grandma’s Red is a repeat blooming compact rose to 3 feet perfect for the small border or even better for use in a container. Old fashioned red fragrant flowers are very full, prolific in number, and repeating spring thru fall. The deep red color is softened with companions of pink and white flowers or for a hot contrast mixed with yellow and orange flowering perennials and annuals. Rose shows great tolerance to disease and is cold-hardy into zone 5.

2015

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H ab

'Gypsy Sue' is a very vigorous, upright shrub to six feet. Her vigor is in contrast to the delicate, Tea-like flowers of soft tones of apricot. The flowers are very double and fragrant. This rose is named after a benefactor of the Reeves Reed Arboretum.

2022

8 to 10 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H wb

This climbing rose deserves much favor. As a mannerly climber to 10 feet, ‘Heavenly Ascent®’ is perfect for a pillar or trellis where her very full, fragrant, cream colored flowers will catch the eye (and noses) of passersby. Clusters of two and a half-inch blooms are borne often through the growing season.

1998

6 to 8 feet    Z6-11 R Fr w

"Independence Musk" is an excellent choice for container or border plantings. The fragrant white flowers are held above the foliage and light up the garden on moonlight nights.

2002

3 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr my

'Jane Bullock' is a small cascading bush of three feet and is best used to brighten borders or in containers. The three inch wide yellow-pink, fragrant flowers are produced with abundance. The repeat bloom and carefree habit makes this an outstanding selection to include in our "Pioneer Series." This rose was named for a very active supporter of the arts in Brenham, TX.

2006

3 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr my

Small, two inch pink tinged, yellow, fragrant flowers are abundant on this small, upright shrub. The breeding lines of 'Joe Woodard' are from disease resistant Wichuriana, ‘The Fairy’ for its cold hardiness and ‘Yellow Baby Love’ which influenced its color. As a result, this rose named after one of the original Texas Rose Rustler is clean, hardy and colorful.

2022

5 x 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H pb

The medium pink, very double-shaped ‘La Vicomtesse' flowers have the old-fashioned shape we all love. This rose is similar to those depicted in this 18th-century painter’s artwork, for whom it was named.  Keep this rose close for sniffing purposes.  Blackspot resistance is an added and appreciated bonus.

2006

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr yb

'Lady Pamela Carol’ is named for Pam Graves and Carol Oswald in honor of the Heritage Rose Foundation. The three inch yellow flowers occur freely throughout the growing season. The six foot shrub is very disease resistant and hardy probably stemming from its ‘Carefree Beauty’ background.

1995

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R pb

Like its parent, "Carefree Beauty" 'Landmark Rose' is a vigorous grower and a prolific bloomer. The soft, pink flowers have a ruffled edge and open to a flat, three inch bloom. This rose was bred by The Antique Rose Emporium and selected by the Brooklyn Heights Historical Society of New York to commemorate the anniversary of the Landmark Law. This plant is easy to grow and has many uses in the garden.

2008

3 to 4 Feet    Z5-11 R Fr w

Libbie' was named after Elizabeth Winston Mize. The pure white color of this rose is both radiant and soft in the garden depending on the exposure of light. This rose is appropriately named for this soft spoken gardening lady devoted to the field of educational horticulture.

2004

3 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R Fr pb

'Mae Dean' is a very double show quality type of rose. The flowers are pink, fragrant and repeat often through the growing season. The shrub has an upright growth habit and can easily reach six feet. Like one of its parents, 'Peace', this rose holds it flowers erectly on long stiff canes. This rose, named for a Brenham philanthropist, Mae Dean Burnap, is best used as a specimen plant.

2017

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R pb

'Magic Celebration' originated as a seedling bred by Mike Shoup from special thornless varieties that rose hybridizer, Dr. Robert Basye, worked tirelessly to create. While the canes aren't as free of thorns as Dr. Basye's original material, the blooms do show off a brighter pink color.

2012

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr ab

'Margaret McDermott' is a very straight and upright growing shrub. She produces pale apricot flowers that are unique because of a variegated dark pink stripe that appears especially in the fall. Lineage includes 'Mrs. Oakley Fisher' and 'Carefree Beauty' 

2013

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr ly

'Marilyn Moore' is an upright shrub rose that has light, clear yellow petals. 'Anson Jones', 'Basye's Blueberry' and 'Mrs. Pierre S DuPont' comprise its lineage.

2011

2 to 3 feet    Z5-11 R Fr lp

This dainty little shrub, of a relaxed growth habit, produces pom-pom like flowers throughout the growing season. The flowers droop from elongated canes that fall over themselves. 'Marley Dee' was a product of crossing 'Heritage' and 'Rouletti'

2008

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr ab

'Minnie Belle' has two and a half inch wide apricot and pink flowers that blooms heavily in the spring and fall. This six foot shrub is best used as a showy specimen, near entryways, where all can enjoy the beautiful blooms.

2002

6 to 8 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H pb

This rose is an excellent pillar rose up to eight feet or a large shrub.The thornless canes produce soft apricot pink flowers from spring through fall. We find 'Miss Lillian' to be disease resistant.

2013

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R Fr 

'Miss. Linda Bischoff' forms a compact shrub that is equally wide as it is tall. The clear pink, double flowers are prolifically displayed in the spring and fall. This rose is ideally suited as a specimen or for hedging. 'Heritage' and 'Old Blush' were used in the breeding of this rose.

1995

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr H pb 

This vigorous and tall shrub of six feet produces 2 1/2 inch flowers of soft pink from spring through fall. Due to its cold hardiness, 'Mrs. San Houston' can be used in difficult areas when other roses have failed.

2010

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr pb

'Nancy Gay' is a vigorous shrub that can reach six feet. It produces three inch blooms that are a very delicate soft pink from spring through fall. It has very few thorns which adds to its softness.

2003

4 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr w

 'Old Baylor' is a thick shrub of six feet that bears clusters of single white roses. It is excellent when used as a specimen or hedge where the white flowers capture the light. This rose was bred near the restored ruins of the original site of Baylor University.