Nursery

Roses

Annuals

Broadleaf Evergreens

Evergreens

Ferns

Fruit Trees and Plants

Hostas

Houseplants

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Perennials

Roses

Shade Trees

Shrubs

Vines & Groundcovers

Clockwise from top left: Knockout Rose, Tree Rose, Pink Knockout Rose.

Roses

The rose is the "Queen of the Garden," and today's new hybrids make roses easier than ever to grow. If you've been hesitant about adding roses to your garden because of the care required, you'll appreciate the winter hardiness and disease resistance of the newer species. No matter how small your garden is, there's always room for a rosebush.

Pictured at right is the Knockout Rose, sure to become a favorite in your garden. Introduced in 2000, the Knockout provides a continuous show of color from spring to late fall. The lightly fragrant cherry red blooms are 3 to 3½ inches in diameter with glossy foliage that changes to a burgundy color in fall. The medium rounded, bushy plant grows 3 feet by 3 feet, and would look great in a mass planting. A must for any rose enthusiast or the person looking to free up their weekends with low maintenance plants.

The Nursery at Reds features the following varieties of roses:

Rosa 'Climbing Roses' Rosa 'Flower Carpet'   Coral, Pink, Red, Scarlet, White, Yellow Rosa 'Hybrid Tea' Rosa 'Shrub Roses' Patio Roses   Autumn Sunblaze Golden Sunblaze Lavender Sunblaze Northern Encore Rosa 'Home Run'		Rosa 'Knockout'   Knockout Rosa 'Double Knockout'   Double Knockout Rosa 'Pink Knockout'   Pink Knockout Rosa 'Rainbow Knockout'   Rainbow Knockout Landscaping with Roses Create vertical interest with fragrant Climbing Roses, or accent sunny garden corners and borders with Miniature Roses. From low-growing groundcovers to hedge-type plants, Shrub Roses offer low-maintenance, long-lasting beauty in a variety of landscape settings. Patio Tree Roses are great for apartment balconies and tabletops.

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