Single Musk Rose (Rosa moschata). Hardy, deciduous, spring-flowering shrubDescription: Large clusters of snowy white, single blossoms bloom in flushes throughout the season. Intensely fragrant. Shapely, pointed, slightly drooping leaves of rich, gray-green.Habit: Grows 6 to 12-feet high; can be grown as a shrub rose or trained as a climber.Culture: Prefers rich, well-prepared garden loam and full sun. Tolerates some shade.Hardiness: USDA Zones 6b through 10bJefferson documentedIn July of... - Single Musk Rose (Rosa moschata).
Princess of Nassau Rose (Rosa moschata x noisettiana hybrid). Hardy, repeat-flowering, shrub or climbing roseDescription: Small to medium-sized, fully double, light yellow flowers age to white; highly fragrant. Habit: Vigorous climbing shrub grows 8-10'?' high and 6'?' wide; can be gro... - Princess of Nassau Rose (Rosa moschata x noisettiana hybrid).
Cecile Brunner Rose (Rosa cv.). Hardy, deciduous, flowering shrub Description: Clusters of shell-pink blossoms produced freely from late spring through fall; lightly fragrant; smooth, dark green foliage Habit: Upright, compact shrub to 4 feet high and 3 fe... - Cecile Brunner Rose (Rosa cv.).
Amanda Patenotte Rose (Rosa cv.). Hardy, deciduous, flowering shrub Bears deep pink, highly fragrant blooms Amanda Patenotte Rose is a highly fragrant Damask rose bred in France by Jean-Pierre Vibert before 1846. The main flush of flowers appears in late spring to e... - Amanda Patenotte Rose (Rosa cv.).
Baltimore Belle Rose (Rosa cv.). Hardy, deciduous, spring flowering shrub Bears small clusters of fragrant, very double, pale pink flowers in profusion; long blooming period in late spring 'Baltimore Belle', developed in 1843 by Baltimore, Marylan... - Baltimore Belle Rose (Rosa cv.).
Prairie Rose (Rosa setigera). Hardy, North American, early summer-flowering shrub roseDescription: Clusters of single, mildly-fragrant, rose-pink flowers that fade to pale pink and white; showy boss of yellow stamens are attractive to pollinators; light g... - Prairie Rose (Rosa setigera).