pinewood perennial gardens

A climbing rose with fragrant, blush-pink, 3" wide, double flowers. Bloom during spring and again in midsummer. Deadheading promotes better flowering. 8-12' high by 6'+ wide. Z 5-9.

Soft-peach colored blooms cover the plant from mid-spring into fall. Great disease resistance. Functions well as a groundcover rose. 18" high by 24" wide. Z 4-11.

Clusters of shell pink flowers with a yellow center against deep green, semi-glossy foliage. Excellent disease resistance. Tolerates dry soils and light shade. 3' h x 3-4' w. Z 4-11.

The first miniature Knockout Rose with the same flower power and easy care as others in the family. Red flowers develop constantly thoughout the season. 18" h x 18" w. Z 5-10.

Large clusters of dark-pink, double flowers against blue-green foliage. Similar in size to R. Knockout. Excellent disease resistance. 3' high by 3' wide. Z 4-9.

Large clusters of dark pink, single flowers against blue-green foliage. Similar in size to R. Knockout. Excellent disease resistance. 3' high by 3' wide. Z 4-9.

Coral buds opening to multi-colored blooms of orange to pure pink with a yellow middle followed by showy orange hips during fall. Excellent disease resistance. 3' high by 3' wide. Z 4.

The most petite of the Drift® Family. This rose sports red flowers for an extended period beginning from mid-spring. Great disease resistance. Functions well as a groundcover rose. 18" high by 30" wide. Z 5-9.

The abundant clusters of double ruby red blooms and disease resistance are well suited for the maintenance free garden. Blooms continuously from the spring well into autumn. 2-3' ht by 3-4' wide. Z 5-9

Species rugosa rose which is extremely tolerant of salt and very well drained conditions. Useful on sandy banks. 2.5" dia flowers appear all summer. Available with white or red flowers. 4-6' ht. Z 2.