Rose Availability

Flowers deep mauve-lavender, petal edges blushed ruby.  Strong, citrus fragrance.  Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Medium, bushy, upright.  Glossy, dark green, leathery foliage.  Height of 3′ to 4′ and width of 3′ .

A Buchanan’s Favorite! Pink.  Fruity, raspberry fragrance. Blooms in flushes throughout the season. Medium, arching, bushy, lax.  Glossy, dark green foliage. H: 5-6′.

This everblooming rose is one of the most popular with landscape designers in our area. Its double, lilac-pink flowers form clusters that can be seen at a distance, and the compact bush fills out nicely with a minimum of pruning and maintenance.

Also known locally as ‘Katy Road Pink’, this vigorous, upright shrub rose sports smooth, olive-green leaves and clusters of cup-shaped, semi-double, fragrant, bubble-gum-pink flowers from spring to fall. Flowers are followed by round hips in shades of orange and red. Grows 3 to 6 feet.

A gorgeous orange to coral-salmon color. This large shrub from the breeder of The Knock Out® Rose shares the same superior disease resistance and flower power of its cousins. Stands apart in the landscape with its unique color which is even stronger in hot, humid climates. (Made for Houston!). Height: 4-5′ x as wide.

Double Knockout rose bushes offer a fuller bloom than regular Knockout Rose bushes. The blooms are richer in petals but are also larger in size, and come in colors such as pink and red. Double Knockouts have twice as many petals than a traditional Knock Out, with a fuller and richer bloom.

Regarded as the only white China rose, ‘Ducher’ blooms a soft ivory-white for us. The buds are very round and sometimes have a hint of pink on the outer petals opening to a delicate swirl of fragrant ivory petals. Makes a great container rose. Height 3-5′.

 ‘Iceberg’s’ lovely- shaped, clustered blooms of white may appear light pink in the cooler months and are wonderful for cutting. The bush is well rounded and is used frequently for hedging. After witnessing this rose’s performance in the garden, we can understand why it is a design staple. Height: 3-4′.

A very well-known hybrid tea. Long pointed buds open into large, well-formed, long stemmed blooms of velvety, deep red. ‘Mister Lincoln’ has outstandingly strong damask fragrance that seduces the senses. A vigorous, tall, upright continual blooming bush with dark green foliage. Makes a good cut flower.

Very delicate in appearance, Mrs. Oakley Fisher has large single, orange yellow flowers with prominent stamens and a nice Tea scent. It has a nice compact size that will fit easily into any garden, or even a container.  Grows 3 to 4 feet.

Peggy Martin, also known as the Hurricane Katrina rose, is a vigorous climber that can easily reach 15 plus feet. It bears clusters of pink shaded flowers that occur from spring through fall. Promoted as thornless, we find this rose does have prickles on the backs of the leaves.

The Fairy has a lush, spreading shape that will soften any angle. The small, bright green, shiny leaves and the clustered sprays of little, very double pink roses are on display throughout the growing season. This is one of the best summer blooming roses. H: 3-4′.

Loose clusters of open, purplish crimson cups reminded us of the Texas wildflower.  Winecup  sometimes shows streaks of white in the petals and has an apple scent. Height: 2-3′.