The remainder are here via Ryan and Wendy Tilley, (some of their favorites)

All are grafted to fortunianna rootstock. (some are very limited)

TWILIGHT ZONE 2014   HT    DARK DUSTY PURPLE   VERY FRAGRANT

NEIL DIAMOND  2015  HT PINK W/WHITE STRIPE   FRAGRANT!

SHOW BIZ  FLORIBUNDA  RED, BRIGHT RED  I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO GROWING THIS ROSE

ANNA’S PROMISE 2015 HT    GOLDEN TAN W/ COOPER REVERSE    FRAGRANT

DORIS DAY 2015   FL  GOLD YELLOW

SEDONA  HT  CORAL ORANGE BLEND

ORANGE MONARCH

IMPULSE    HT  MED. RED

LAVANDER SNOW    HT    MAUVE/ LAVENDER    FRAGRANT!

NINE ELEVEN    HT   MED RED   NO FRAGRANCE

NEW ZEALAND  HT   LIGHT PINK/ SALMON  STRONG OLD ROSE SWEET FRAGRANCE

MUNSTEAD WOOD   ENGLISH ROSE SHRUB  DARK RED   OLD ROSE FRAGRANCE

CINNAMON DOLCE   HT   BRICK RED SPECKLED WITH DEEP PINK  FRAGRANT

PURE PERFUME    SHRUB   WHITE   FRAGRANT

SWEETNESS  GRANDIFLORA   LAVENDER  STRONG CITRUS

STEPHEN RULO  BEIGE/GOLD/LAVENDER  MODERATE FRAGRANCE

PAT’S CHOICE   HT     CORAL

PAPER HONEY  HT    WHITE W/PINK    FRAGRANT

BEVERLY HT      PINK      FRAGRANT

PAUL RICARD    HT  AMBER    FRAGRANT!

ANDREA STELTZER

OCTOBERFEST  HT   ORANGE BLEND/ YELLOW REVERSE   MODERATE FRAGRANCE

GOLDEN ZEST   MEDIUM YELLOW SHRUB     VERY FRAGRANT

BLIZZARD HT   WHITE OR WHITE BLEND    STRONG CITRUS FRAGRANCE

miss all american beauty  HT  DEEP PINK

RADIANT PERFUME  HT   DEEP YELLOW    NAME SAYS IT ALL

BELINDAS DREAM  FL   PINK  VERY BLACK SPOT RESISTANT!!!

OUTTA THE BLUE  SHRUB  SPICEY SWEET SCENT AND COLORS FROM MAGENTA TO LAVENDER. i’M ANXIOUS TO GROW THIS ROSE!

SUGAR MOON

Cold, cold, cold!!! For some reason that is foremost on my mind. Dealing with it personally and now professionally. Luckily I was finally able to get around to putting up greenhouse #2, finished it just before that last cold snap that also hit Savannah and plunged most of us into the teens.

The cold can mean trouble for our roses, some bushes can be more susceptible than others. Newly planted young plants could get hit the worst. Cane damage after a hard freeze will some times show up right away by the cane(s) turning black. If this is the case the best thing to do is to cut the infected canes all the way back even with the bud union. Sometimes the damage won’t show up till you’re pruning back for the spring. If the canes is discolored where you cut then keep cutting back further till you get to clean white stalk. Again you may have to cut it all the way back. New growth and spring bloom will have you thinking all is well. Might not be the case, some times cane die back or plant death will rear it’s ugly head in early summer. Not a whole lot we can do, with really warm temps late into the year followed by b