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National Plant Network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Rosa hybrida 'Impatient' Tree Rose produces fragrant orange-red blooms late spring into fall. The tree rose form elevates its blooms to eye level and makes a striking focal point in small gardens, patios or mixed borders. It thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and benefits from regular care and moisture. Use it as a centerpiece rose, container specimen or dramatic garden accent where its multi layered bloom display and fragrance will shine.

national PLANT NETWORK's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening! Julia Child Tree Rose is a versatile and fragrant floribunda grafted into a graceful tree form that elevates its rich butter-gold blooms into a showy vertical feature. Its old fashioned double blossoms offer a strong licorice-clove fragrance and repeat from late spring until first frost, while its glossy dark green foliage remains tidy and attractive between bloom flushes. Thriving in USDA Zones 5 through 9 in full sun and well-drained soil, it adapts well to beds, borders, containers, or as an upright focal point near patios or walkways.

Cool lavender and warm red blooms boldly complement one another and produce jaw-dropping beauty with this rare two-in-one MiniFlora tree rose. This bare root rose sits atop a custom trained 24 in. trunk and produces repeat blooms summer to fall. Low maintenance, this plant remains attractive throughout the season with little upkeep and is also disease resistant and heat and humidity tolerant. Perfect for use as a specimen in the garden or when planted in a large container.

national PLANT NETWORK's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Arctic Flame is a dramatic shrub rose prized for its bold red blooms with contrasting cream to yellow centers and reliable repeat flowering throughout the season. Bare root roses arrive dormant and leafless, consisting of a healthy root system and sturdy canes that are ready to establish quickly once planted. Bare root roses are easy to plant, just soak in water for several hours to rehydrate the roots, then plant into well prepared soil with good drainage and plenty of sunlight. After planting, new growth typically begins within a few weeks as temperatures warm, followed by leaf development and compact upright growth. As the plant becomes established, Arctic Flame produces abundant striking bicolor flowers that bring vivid color and classic rose form to the garden. This rose offers strong performance, timeless appeal, and vibrant seasonal interest.

national PLANT NETWORK's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Love Rose is a striking hybrid tea rose with large, fully double blooms in rich pink to deep red and a mild classic rose fragrance. It grows upright to about 3-4 ft. tall and 3-4 ft. wide making it perfect for beds, borders, cutting gardens, containers, or as a focal point in the garden. Glossy dark green foliage highlights the vibrant blooms throughout the season. This rose thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and requires regular watering while getting established, then moderate watering thereafter. Prune in early spring to remove weak or dead canes and deadhead spent blooms during the season to encourage repeat flowering.

national PLANT NETWORK's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Mr. Lincoln Rose is a classic hybrid tea rose that produces large, high-centered, fully double blooms in a deep velvety crimson red with a rich, damask fragrance. It grows upright to about 4-6 ft. tall and 2-3 ft. wide (sometimes taller under ideal conditions) making it perfect for beds, borders, rose gardens or as a dramatic specimen rose. Glossy dark green foliage provides a striking backdrop to the vivid red blooms which repeat from late spring through summer and often into fall. This rose thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and requires regular watering during establishment then moderate watering thereafter. Prune in early spring to remove weak or dead canes and deadhead spent blooms during the season to encourage repeat flowering and maintain shape.

National Plant Network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Bare root roses arrive dormant and leafless, consisting of a healthy root system and sturdy canes that are ready to establish quickly once planted. Bare root roses are easy to plant, just soak in water for several hours to rehydrate the roots, then plant into well prepared soil with good drainage and plenty of sunlight. After planting, new growth typically begins within a few weeks as temperatures warm, followed by leaf development and strong cane growth. As the plant becomes established, classic blooms emerge, delivering timeless color and fragrance in the garden. Bare root roses offer an economical and reliable way to enjoy vigorous plants, strong root development, and beautiful seasonal flowering.

national PLANT NETWORK's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Bare root roses arrive dormant and leafless, consisting of a healthy root system and sturdy canes that are ready to establish quickly once planted. Bare root roses are easy to plant, just soak in water for several hours to rehydrate the roots, then plant into well prepared soil with good drainage and plenty of sunlight. After planting, new growth typically begins within a few weeks as temperatures warm, followed by leaf development and strong cane growth. As the plant becomes established, classic blooms emerge, delivering timeless color and fragrance in the garden. Bare root roses offer an economical and reliable way to enjoy vigorous plants, strong root development, and beautiful seasonal flowering.

national PLANT NETWORK's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Bare root roses arrive dormant and leafless, consisting of a healthy root system and sturdy canes that are ready to establish quickly once planted. Bare root roses are easy to plant, just soak in water for several hours to rehydrate the roots, then plant into well prepared soil with good drainage and plenty of sunlight. After planting, new growth typically begins within a few weeks as temperatures warm, followed by leaf development and strong cane growth. As the plant becomes established, classic blooms emerge, delivering timeless color and fragrance in the garden. Bare root roses offer an economical and reliable way to enjoy vigorous plants, strong root development, and beautiful seasonal flowering.

National Plant Network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. Bare root roses arrive dormant and leafless, consisting of a healthy root system and sturdy canes that are ready to establish quickly once planted. Bare root roses are easy to plant, just soak in water for several hours to rehydrate the roots, then plant into well prepared soil with good drainage and plenty of sunlight. After planting, new growth typically begins within a few weeks as temperatures warm, followed by leaf development and strong cane growth. As the plant becomes established, classic blooms emerge, delivering timeless color and fragrance in the garden. Bare root roses offer an economical and reliable way to enjoy vigorous plants, strong root development, and beautiful seasonal flowering.