Flawless, bridal white blooms appear on plants with dark green contrast for the flowers.  Very best white climber.(CL)

Cardinal-red buds have a coral tint, open golden, then gradually turn red again.

Velvety, dark red blooms that are large and double.  A climber that is a good cut flower.  Fragrant.(CL)

Large clusters of scarlet blooms.  Solid color first bloom; repeats through summer.  Vigorous.  Hardy.(CL)

Gorgeous, high-centered, creamy-white buds that appear to have been dipped in ruby-red paint.  Very fragrant.  One of our favorites.(HT) AARS 1985

Eye-catching bloom of yellow shading to orange/scarlet as it opens.  Color varies.  Stiking contrast in the garden.  Slightly fragrant.(HT) AARS 1993

Dark red buds spiral open to swirls of cream, edged with vibrant cherry pink.  However, as they age, they blush to burgundy and then deep dark red.  No two flowers are exactly alike.  Fragrant.  Easy to grow.(GR)

Long pointed buds that are true lilac.  LIght fragrance.  Good stems.  Minimal amount of thorns.(HT)

Orange blooms.  Double, borne 1-3 clusters.  Slight tea fragrance.  Blooms prolifically.  Upright, vigorous bush.(GR)

High-centered, alabaster-white blooms.  Our largest white rose.  Light fragrance.(HT)