All My Loving
Bold magenta color. Rounded petals give blooms a great finishing shape.
✿
Anna's Promise
A nice peach with a deep pink reverse and a raspberry blush at the finish.
Celestial Night
Rich magenta from Grande Dame and purple from Ebb Tide.
♕ OR
Chantilly Cream
Soft yellow lightening to ivory in summer.
✿
Eternal Flame
Large, blooms of soft yellow with glowing, golden centers.
✿ OR
Firefighter
Velvety red subtle orange and purple overtones .
✿
Forever Amber
Frilly apricot, fruit-scented blooms age to soft peach.
♕ ✿
Frida Kahlo
Neat striped petals with playful ruffles.
OR
Fun in the Sun
English-style blooms of soft yellow to cream with a touch of pink.
♕
Grande Dame
English rose-style blooms in a deep magenta hue.
♕ ✿
Happy Go Lucky
Charming English rose style blooms in a bright, cheery yellow.
♕ ✿
Just Joey
So ruffled and charming. How could anyone call this "just" anything?
✿
Ketchup & Mustard
Boldly bi-color. The rich red and yellow tones stay bright and true from bud to finish.
Love at First Sight
Soft red blooms with a white reverse.
Marmalade Skies
Rich, unfading coral blooms in large clusters.
Memorial Day
Pointed buds open to silver-pink blooms with scalloped petals.
✿
Oh My!
The blooms may be simple but they are true, unfading red with amazing longevity.
Opening Night
Holds its rich red color from start to finish. A great choice for cutting.
Orchid Romance
Bubblegum pink with lavender and coral tones.
★ ♕ ✿
Painted Porcelain
Pink speckled petals with a white reverse. Moderate fragrance.
Parade Day
Magenta with candy pink stripes. Large, rounded petals.
✿
Peace
An old-fashioned favorite. Pastel yellow with accents of coral and pink.
Pink Flamingo
Clusters of blooms in a color reminiscent of flamingo feathers.
Pink Traviata
Deep pink English-style blooms. Very disease resistant.
★♕ OR
Playboy
Ruffled orange petals, bright yellow center. Moderate fragrance.
Plum Perfect Sunbelt
Rosy, plum purple.
♕ OR
Pretty Lady Rose
Rich fuchsia. Part of the Downton Abbey collection.
✿
Princess Charlene de Monaco
Frilly, English rose style blooms of soft peach.
♕ ✿ OR
Queen of Elegance
English rose-style blooms of coral pink with lavender pink edges.
♕ ✿
Queen Mary 2
Huge, high-centered blooms. Pictured at the Portland Rose Garden. ✿
Pop Art
Soft pink and yellow stripes. Moderate fruity fragrance.
✿
Radiant Perfume
One of the best yellows for the South and highly fragrant!
✿
Rock & Roll
White blooms playfully striped with red.
✿
Secret's Out!
White with a tiny kiss of pink at the center.
✿
Smokin' Hot
A unique shade of cinnamon red with purple edges and a white reverse.
State of Grace
Photographed in Christina's yard.
Peach and raspberry petals.
✿
Sweet Mademoiselle
Photographed in Christina's yard. Coral, peony-like blooms.
♕ ✿ OR
Sweet Spirit
Deep pink, perfectly formed blooms with a strong, sweet fragrance.
✿ OR
Tahitian Sunset
Shapely peach blooms.
Photographed in Christina's yard.
✿
Tahitian Treasure
Bright salmon pink.
A great choice for beginners.
★ OR
Tequila Supreme
Coral and pink blooms with ruffled petals.
OR
Traviata
English-style blooms in a soft shade of red.
★ ♕
Tropicana
Hot coral-orange blooms with a fruity fragrance.
✿
Veteran's Honor
Impossibly large blooms of rich red.
✿
White Licorice
Looks like it's made of icing. Lovely and charming from start to finish.
✿
Symbol
Key
★ disease resistant
♕ English rose style
✿ fragrant
OR own-root
Climbing Roses
up, up, and away!
Lady in Red
For a climbing rose this lady is incredibly heavy-blooming at a much smaller height.
Purple Splash
Playful striped blooms, similar to 'Fourth of July' rose but in a raspberry purple hue.
Red Eden
Soft red blooms with an English-style form.
♕ ✿ OR
Sky's the Limit
Sunny, lemon yellow blooms. Blooms heavily at a young age.
Zéphirine Drouhin
Lavender pink.
OR
Miniatures
all on their own roots
Autumn Sunblaze
Life's Little Pleasures
Sweet Sunblaze
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Bridal Sunblaze
Red Sunblaze
Yellow Sunblaze
All about
Homewood-grown Roses
We take pride in producing the biggest, healthiest, most robust roses in the area. The roses we grow begin as bareroot plants that we plant into 3 gallon containers in February.
We grow hybrid tea, grandiflora, floribunda, climbing, and miniature roses.
Homewood-grown roses are available for purchase beginning in April until we sell out. For best selection, visit us between late-March and mid-May.
* To reserve your roses ahead of time, speak with Christina or someone in the nursery department.
We grow hybrid tea, grandiflora, floribunda, climbing, and miniature roses.
Homewood-grown roses are available for purchase beginning in April until we sell out. For best selection, visit us between late-March and mid-May.
* To reserve your roses ahead of time, speak with Christina or someone in the nursery department.
We also carry a few select roses all season long, including the Knock Out series of roses like Pink Knock Out, Double Knock Out, and Sunny Knock Out. The Drift series of groundcover roses is also available in an array of colors.
Hybrid Tea, Grandiflora, Floribunda:
What's the difference?
Hybrid Tea
Most of our roses fall into this category. These are classic, long-stemmed roses with large, full blooms. They tend to need a little bit more disease control unless otherwise noted.
Grandiflora
Somewhere between hybrid tea and floribunda, this type produces single blooms and clustered blooms. Though similar to hybrid tea, they are often slightly easier to grow.
Floribunda
These roses bloom in clusters. It’s almost like having an entire bouquet on a single stem. They tend to be bushier, more compact, and somewhat more disease resistant.
Climbers
Want to know a secret? Climbing roses don't actually climb. They can't twine around a structure or attach themselves. What this means is that they may need a little help growing onto the support you're placing them on. The good news is that they're much sturdier than true vines.
Miniatures
If you took a hybrid tea or floribunda and shrunk it down ( flowers, leaves, everything) you'd have a miniature rose. Most of them only grow 24-30" tall and wide. They are great for small spaces but because they're so dense their one request is that you give them plenty of air circulation.