Roses for Spring 2025

Bare-root roses are potted in February at the Dabney Nursery, and are not ready to be planted in the ground until May. Our roses may be purchased before May, with the understanding that the roses should be cared for in the container until May. Roses purchased before May 1st are not subject to the 90-day guarantee for 50% credit.

Hybrid Tea Roses

Hybrid Tea Roses are ideal for cut roses because of their large, single blooms on long stems. In general, these shrubs may grow 3-6' tall & 3-5' wide. For the complete selection, please see Rose List.

'Angelic Veil' (Photo by Brecks.com)

'Chicago Peace'

'Double Delight'

'Black Magic' (Photo by Gardenia.net)

'Firefighter'

'Fragrant Cloud'

'Garden Party'

'Grand Amore' (Photo by Kordes Roses)

'Perfume Delight'

'Ingrid Bergman'

'Julie Andrews' (edmundsroses.com)

'Just Joey'

'Liv Tyler' (Photo by Star® Roses & Plants)

'Love & Peace'

'Love at First Sight' (edmundsroses.com)

'Neptune'

'Perfect Moment'

'Perfume Factory' (Photo by Spring Hill® Nurseries)

'Rio Samba' (Sue Brown, 2008)

'Secret'

'Olympiad'

'Tiffany'

'Touch of Class'

'Tropicana'

'Veteran's Honor'

Grandiflora Roses

Grandiflora Roses are a cross between Hybrid Tea and Floribunda roses. These large shrubs may grow to 5' tall and have several rose blooms clustered on a long stem. For complete selection, please see Rose List.

'Parade Day'

'Dick Clark'

'Fun in the Sun'

'Gold Medal'

'Happy Go Lucky' (Photo by Weeks Roses)

'Miss Congeniality'

'Pop Art'

'Queen Elizabeth'

'Rock & Roll'

'Twilight Zone'

Floribunda Roses

As the name suggests, Floribunda Roses produce an abundance of roses, that are clustered on stems. These shrubs are smaller at 3' high and wide. For complete selection, please see Rose List.