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With the longest blooming cycle of any rose, Red Double KNOCK OUT Rose blooms continuously all summer long. The free-flowering, raspberry-red, double blooms are 2 in. W to 2-1/2 in. W. No need for deadheading. The new blooms push the old ones out of the way, providing low-maintenance color throughout the season. It grows to just 3 ft. to 4 ft. tall, making it perfect for borders or hedges.

Celestial Night is a fabulous Floribunda type was bred from Ebb Tide, but what Ebb Tide lacked in disease resistance, Celestial Night make up for it. Very rare in a purple variety, it displays resistance to the diseases that can plague rose growers and cause reduced flower production and shorter blooming periods. With Celestial Night, you get an abundance of big, double ruffled blooms of deep plum-purple on a hardy, rounded plant. In fact, the roses are so full and vibrant, they can easily be seen from a distance. Its pleasing, subtle fragrance makes it an exceptional landscape rose.

Henry Fonda Hybrid Tea Rose has classic deep yellow blossoms surrounded by deep green and clean foliage. This rose is a great performer and has disease resistance all season. Like other hybrid tea roses, Henry Fonda has large, elegantly shaped flowers atop tall, strong stems. The plants grow up to 5 ft. tall and 4 ft. wide.

Iceberg Climbing Rose is the best white rose for your landscape or garden wherever some bright colored height is needed. Pure white blooms form in clusters on a care-free, vigorous and upright bush. These lightly honey-scented blooms keep coming all summer. Extremely disease resistant, the bush is covered with light green, glossy foliage, a perfect backdrop for perfectly white roses.

Lady in Red Climbing Rose can dress up your fences, arbors and walls with traditional beauty and appeal. A compact climber, it has huge, deep red, ruffled blooms against dark green leathery foliage. The plant grows to about 8 ft. to 10 ft. and produces large clusters of fragrant roses from late spring to fall. Although it does an excellent job creating a privacy screen between properties, its compact form also makes it a great choice for filling in dead spaces in the landscape.

Neptune Hybrid Tea Rose Bush shines as the perfect light lavender rose. A highly fragrant rose, Neptune has fragrance all summer long, and its large lavender flowers are tinged with purple, and has a spiral of over 35 petals. These large roses can bloom more than 5-in. across and appear with a dramatic flair against the dark green foliage.

Perfume Factory is an aromatic superstar that emerges in early summer with large, magenta-plum blooms. Flowers reach 4 in. across and with layers of soft petals and a strong spicy-fruity scent. The bushy, upright plants are perfect for sunny borders. Excellent resistance to powdery mildew and rust.

Red Ribbon is a bright glowing red groundcover rose that has nicely-sized showy flowers that come in large clusters to drape over a wall or spread out in your landscape. It's color holds to the very end, and is has clean doubly-dark glossy green leaves that round out the display on this super vigorous gem. Very consistent in all climates.

The Royal Red Butterfly Bush delivers unforgettable summer color with its long, fragrant, magenta‑purple flower spikes that draw butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds in abundance. Its fast-growing, vase-shaped habit quickly becomes a showstopping focal point, filling borders and pollinator gardens with movement and vibrant energy. This hardy, low‑maintenance shrub thrives in full sun and well‑drained soil, offering continuous blooms from midsummer into fall with minimal care. Even in colder climates, it bounces back vigorously each spring, rewarding gardeners with months of rich color and irresistible fragrance. For anyone seeking a dramatic, wildlife‑friendly shrub that performs reliably year after year, Royal Red is an outstanding choice.

Snowball Viburnum has enormous ball-shaped clusters of white flowers. This shrub grows 9 ft. to 12 ft. tall and 6 ft. to 8 ft. W. It has a rounded, vase-shaped habit, that makes it ideal for flowering hedges or as a privacy screen. Dark green, ovate leaves are deciduous in northern climates and often semi-evergreen in warmer climates. Snowball Viburnum tolerates a range of soils, but performs best in moist, well-drained, acidic loamy soil. Hardy in USDA zones 6-9.