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The ball–shaped bud opens into a less–pointed bloom than the typical high–centered hybrid tea bloom. It’s a little more rounded, and the extra curve is striking.

The extraordinarily feminine creamy apricot color holds through from the long pointed buds to the big buxom open blooms. A gown of deep green leaves graces the cutting length stems.

The large pointed buds and rich red well-formed blooms have a velvety quality that you must feel to believe. The powerful damask rose fragrance seduces even the hardest heart. Vigorous, tall and proud with long stems & dark green leaves.

This European creation is perfectly disease resistant but much more compact, rounded & floriferous than her other kin. From spring to fall, the plant is covered with spice-scented magenta semi-double flowers dressed up in a gown of crinkled green leaves.

It is a true ‘diamond’ bloomer producing numerous sizeable flowers and attractive buds on long cutting stems. For a touch of elegance in your garden, add this gem of a rose with its novel pink and white striped flower coloration.

Some fragrances bring forth memories of people and places. But who could know that New Zealand smells this great. It’s got a soft warm pink color—but OOOH what a fragrance! Sure there’s deep green glossy foliage on long stems—but AAHH what a fragrance!!

Above All stands proud above the competition of other Climbers with its excellent vigor. The good winter hardiness inherited from ‘mom’ Westerland allows Above All to perform with continuous blooming from spring to fall in multiple climates.

Has the appearance of an old-fashioned variety but possesses something most grandifloras don’t have—excellent resistance to the diseases that can plague roses. You can count on plenty of large, fullbodied, soft pink flowers.

Well-formed large pure coral pink buds and blooms exude a spicy fragrance. Award-winning. Blooms on new and old wood. Proven performer. Late to flower in spring.