Alec's Red
COred Cocker 1973 Medium
red blooms open from almost
black buds, very fragrant. A "good all-rounder" according to Peter
Beales. 45 petals. One of Tracy's favorites, though the leaves look
best with a regular spray program. 3 x 3 ft.
Aloha
1949 Climbing
Hybrid Tea. Large
fragrant flowers of medium pink blend. This photo is of just one
cluster at our front gate. 58 petals, 7.8 ARS garden rating. 10 x 6 ft.
Anne Morrow Lindberg Warriner
1993
Large high-centered
flowers of a light pink blend of yellow, cream and peach. Fragrant,
upright and vigorous, 4+ x 3 ft. 26
petals, 7.4 rating. Named after the wife of Charles Lindberg. Anne
Morrow was the daughter of the
US ambassador to Mexico where the couple met on Lindberg's goodwill
tour after his transatlantic
flight in 1927.
Barbra
Streisand WEKquaneze - Carruth
2001
PP#13120
Mauve blend
with a strong fragrance and disease
resistant leaves (so the official literature says, but we've not had
that experience so be prepared to deal with some fungus disease in some
way.). A gorgeous flower. I'm sure the real Babs
wouldn't have picked anything less to carry her name. 5 x 3 ft, Z7
Bewitched 1967 Medium pink, fragrant,
AARS & Portland GM 1967, 27
petals, 7.7 ARS rating, 5 x 3 ft.
Blue Moon TANnacht Tantau
1965 An improved Sterling
Silver? (SS seedling x seedling) Large strong flowers of silvery lilac.
More blue tones in the sun
according to Phillips and Rix. Very fragrant. One of the best of the
"blues". 40 petals, 6.1 ARS rating. 3+ x 2 ft.
Broadway
Perry 1985 Technically
a yellow
blend, but you can see
that the sun brings out more shades of reddish pink. It is shade
tolerant if you'd rather have more yellow than pink. Strong
spicy rose scent on a bush of average 4 ft. height.
A good cutting rose, as are most HTs. AARS 1986 Z5/6
Chicago
Peace 1962 A pink blend sport
of Peace. Slightly fragrant,
continuous blooming, a good bedding plant. 50-60 petals. Portland GM
1962, 4 x 3 ft.
Color Magic Pink blend, Warriner 1978. A AARS winner that very same
year. Really lovely and one Tracy grew up with in his family's
rose garden. 4 x 3 ft Z7
Cl
Crimson Glory Climbing HT, dark red, very heavy damask
fragrance,
J&P 1946/found Millar
1941, 10ft Z6
Dainty
Bess 1925 Light pink, darker
pink
reverse with pink stamens. Single 5 petals, fragrant, a real simple
beauty. 4-11 petals, 8.5 ARS performance rating. NRS GM 1925,
4 x 2.5 ft.
Dolly Parton
Winchel
1984 Huge buds open
into very large orange red, very fragrant flowers, Fragrant
Cloud x Oklahoma, 5 x 3 ft 
Double
Delight 1977
I haven't met a
person yet who doesn't comment on
this wonderful rose. Its intense citrus fragrance can be picked out of
a bouquet of many different fragrant
roses and the bush seems to always have a bud or flower on it. Here in
our temperate zone we usually
have a few on the Christmas table and it seems so appropriate in its
candycane colors of red/pink and
creamy white. It's the product of excellent parentage: Granada x Garden
Party, and has passed on good genes too: Mon
Cheri. 30-35 petals, 8.4 rating. 4 x 2
ft.
Duet Swim
1960 Hybrid Tea, medium
pink, always in bloom, 4 x 3 ft, Z6
Elizabeth Taylor Deep, radiant pink, very fragrant and of course...elegant! Weddle 1985, 4 x 2 ft Z6
Falling In Love™
WEKmoomar Carruth 2006 PPAF Hybrid Tea, pink blend,
fragrant. Simply lovely. As the Weeks Catalog states, "You'll swoon for this
one!" 4 x 3 ft Z6
First Prize
Boerner 1970 A striking, brilliant (not flat pepto)
medium pink of
exceptional form. Mild fragrance and vigorous growth. This
was a 6" bloom on one of our baby plants! Awesome. 5+ x
4 ft Z6 AARS 1970
Folklore Kordes
1977 Orange
salmon blend. This beauty made the cover display of the October
2004 American Rose magazine so you know that it has great form and good
vase life. Its excellent fragrance comes from one parent, Fragrant Cloud. Good disease
resistance. 8.2 ARS garden rating. Vigorous to 5+ x 3 ft, Z6
Fragrant Cloud Tantau
1967 Coral red, very fragrant, continuous
bloom. Portland GM 1966, Gamble FA 1970, World's Favorite Rose 1981,
28-35 petals, 8.1 ARS rating. 3+
x 2.5 ft.
Fragrant
Hour McGredy 1973 Soft orange
pink, very fragrant, Gamble FA 1997, 35 petals, 7.4 ARS rating. 3+ x
2.5
ft. 
Gallivarda Kordes
1977 Very
unique rose of red petals with yellow
reverse, fragrant. The colors remind me of spring tulips. 5 x 3 ft.
Gemini JACnepal PP11691 Coral pink and white blend, fragrant, disease resistant,
Zary 1999, Anne Morrow Lindberg x
New Year, AARS 2000, 5+ x 2+ ft, Z6
Golden
Jubilee Cocker
1981 A fabulous yellow blend, continuous bloom, fragrant, healthy
foliage. 3+ x 2 ft. Always a favorite in bloom.
Henri Matisse® DELstrobia
PP9037 We've had an imported plant for a few years now and
have just received licensing to propagate and sell this in the US, from
Delbard Roses in France. Red with
pink and white stripes, disease resistant, Delbard 1995, 4 x 2 ft
Z6?
I
Bergman POULman Dark red, Poulsen 1984, lots
of GM, with great lasting color and form. World's
Favorite Rose 2000,
4 x 3 ft
In
the Mood™ WEKfrancoly - PPAF
Caruth 2007 Vivid red,
excellent form and color stay with moderate fragrance. Great for cutting, one that Tracy
says makes him smile every time he sees it in the garden. 4 x 3 ft
Irish
Gold Dickson 1966 Medium
yellow, Portland GM 1970, 33 petals, 6.6
ARS rating. 3 x 2 ft.
Keepsake Kordes 1981 Very
fragrant, pink blend flowers on upright bush 4+ x 2 ft. Disease
resistant. Portland Gold Medal 1987. A little more tender to Z7
than other Hybrid Teas. 40 petals.
Lady
Sylvia Stevens 1926 Light pink, very fragrant, sport of
Ophelia, 4 x 2ft
Las Vegas W
Kordes 1981 A
brilliant large orange HT flower with a yellow/buff reverse. Nice
fragrance, mid green glossy foliage. Tracy quips "there's no
gamble" in adding this rose to your garden. Very
distinctive. 4 x 2 ft.
Lasting
Love™ Commandant
Cousteau® - Adam 1993 PPAF Dark dusky
red and very fragrant in the realm of Mister Lincoln. Less mauve
and more red in milder climates. Very glossy leaves with burgundy new
growth. 4 x 2 ft Z7
LeAnn Rimes A wonderfully fragrant pink blend, named after a country music star. 5 x 3 ft, Z7
Marilyn
Monroe WEKsunspat -
Carruth 2003
PP#14398
Apricot blend
with a mild citrus
fragrance. Good apricot for hot weather. Cooler weather may
produce a green cast on the petals. Excellent exhibition
form. Disease resistant too. Vigorous to 4+ x 4 ft, Z6
Mellow
Yellow™ WEKosomit - Carruth 2002 PP14401
For those waiting for a clear, consistent, disease resistant, fragrant,
yellow HT to grace your yard - the wait is over! 4+ x 3 ft.
Memorial
Day™ WEKblunez Carruth
2004 PP#16572
Large flowers of orchid
pink petals with ruffled edges. Strong
damask fragrance
and clean foliage. Few thorns on long stems. Loves the
heat, but produces darker coloration in cooler weather. This rose
sounds like
the one for the person who wants "everything" in a rose. One of the cleanest roses lazy-gardener Janet grows (completely
pesticide-free, not even organic treatments). 4 x 3
ft.
Mint
Julep Christensen 1983
White with
pink and a green cast. Hard to find
anywhere despite Phillips and Rix comment that it's a fine rose.
One of our customers asked us to custom propagate her plant that all of
her friends wanted, and the rest, they say, is history. Now we're
the ones running the waiting list...
4 x 3 ft.
Mister
Lincoln Swim & Weeks 1964
Dark red, very fragrant, AARS
1965, 35 petals, 8.3 garden rating. Continuous blooming child of
Chrysler Imperial. There always seems
to be debate on whether the child out performs the parent. 4 x 3 ft.
Mon
Cheri Christensen 1981
Red blend that actually starts out as a pink bud with yellow
base. As the flowers open the sun increases the red, just as in
one of its parents, Double Delight.
AARS 1982, 4+ x 3 ft, Z6
Moonstone™ WEKcryland, Cadillac
DeVille - Carruth 1999 PP11384 White/pink porcelain blend on huge
flowers with a slight tea and rose
fragrance. Large dark green leaves. 4 x 2 ft Z6
Neptune
WEKhilpurnil - Carruth 2004 PPAF
Lavender with purple on the petal edges. A large flower with
large sweet rose fragrance (What would you expect from a cross of [Blueberry Hill x Stephens' Big Purple] x Blue
Nile?) Good vigor - one of Tracy's top 12 keepers. 5 x 3 ft, Z6
Oklahoma
Hybrid Tea, very dark velvet red, fragrant, Swim & Weeks 1964
The last year we'll be carying this beauty. Z6
Ophelia
Paul 1912
A very
elegant large light
pink
flower with a
light yellow base and wonderful fragrance. An upright 4 x 3 ft. so it
works well in a pot or in multiple
plantings in a bed of roses. Continuous bloom during the season.
Tolerates poor soil. A classic worth
keeping current. 28 petals
Papa
Meilland Meilland 1963 Velvet
burgundy red, very fragrant, Gamble
FA 1974, World's Favorite Rose 1988, 35 petals, 7.7 rating. If the
photo looks touched up that's because
it is! All photographers know that red is hard to capture, and dark red
even more so. 4 x 3 ft.
Paradise Weeks 1978 (Passion,
Wezip) Mauve blend of silvery lavender blooms with red on the
edges of the petals. Large and fragrant flowers are often winners
on the show table. AARS 1979, Portland
GM 1979, 4+ x 3 ft
Paul Shirville (Heart Throb) Harkness
1981
Rosy salmon pink high
centered blooms with a lighter reverse and lemony center. Very
fragrant. Long-lasting in
a vase. Many similarities to one of its parents:
Compassion. 30
petals, 7.6 rating. 3+ x 3 ft. Many awards in the UK and
New Zealand.
Peace
(Meilland 1945) The classic Hybrid Tea that's won so
many awards it took up three lines in our printed variety list. Palest
yellow blend with deeper yellow
and pink. Large flowers and large glossy foliage. 43 petals, 8.2 ARS
rating. 4 x 3 ft.
Pope John Paul II
JACsegra 2008 - PPAF Pure white, very fragrant, disease
resistant. We saw this one in the J&P gardens in Medford,
Oregon, and it really IS as good as they say it is. It's a rare
thing to have a healthy, white and fragrant Hybrid Tea. 5 x 3 ft Z6
Princesse
de
Monaco (ML Meilland 1982) Spell-binding pink blend with large
fragrant flowers of excellent exhibition form. One quintessential
Hybrid Tea. Dark glossy foliage. 3+
x 2 ft.
Pristine JACpico Warriner 1978 Previous
owners of our home
planted this on the north side of the house. Once the sun moves over it
in late spring it's a vigorous
grower with disease resistant large foliage. Well-formed white/ivory
flowers
with pink trim. Being
fragrance-free is its only drawback, unless you have allergies! It's
one of those roses that looks great in
all stages of bloom and growth. Portland GM 1979, 28 petals, 8.6 ARS
garden
rating. 5 x 3 ft.
Remember
Me Cocker 1984 Botanica
says this is probably the deepest copper colored rose on the
market to date and also includes a subtle yellow blend. Somewhat
spreading in growth, 3 x 3 ft.
St
Patrick WEKamanda Yellow with green in warm weather and gold
in cooler weather,
disease resistant, Strickland 1996, AARS 1996, 4 x 3 ft Z7
Sheila's Perfume Sheridan
1982
Floribunda/HT. Yellow blend,
very fragrant, 3+ x 2 ft, Z5? 20 petals 8.2 ARS garden rating.
Usually classed as a Floribunda but it often blooms one bloom to a stem
like a Hybrid Tea is supposed to.
Silver Jubilee Cocker
1978 Botanica calls this Cocker's greatest
masterpiece. Named to honor the 25th anniversary reign of Queen
Elizabeth II, the double blooms are silvery pink with darker
undersides. Excellent form, vigor, color, bloom productions,
etc. 4 x 3 ft,
Z6/7. 
Smoky Combe
1968 A double
flower opening somewhat muddled and flat. Incredible color which
I cannot state any better than Peter Beales, "smoky-deep-plum-red
ageing to burgundy, variably, sometimes paler"! First whiff gives
me thoughts of raspberries. We're bringing back this oldie that
should not be
forgotten. 3+ x 2 ft.
Solitaire McGredy
1987 Yellow
with pink edges, fragrant and disease resistant. Except for not
blooming indoors (or full shade) this rose satisfies even our most
demanding customers. Our local rose society is responsible for us
knowing about it. One couple had imported it from Europe many
years ago and saw how wonderful it was for our damp coastal
climate
(amazing, really) and then it fell out of commerce. They
regularly sweep most of the Hybrid Tea and arrangement classes at the
annual rose show as they keep at least 5 bushes of this variety in
production. Easily 97% of every flower in our climate has a
perfect pointed center (no guarantees for what it will do in
yours). Folks in Portland, OR (The Rose City), seem to know about
it too. Vigorous, even on its own roots, 5 x 3 ft.
Stainless Steel™ WEKblusi Carruth
1997 PP10188
This was bred to be the "everyday" version of Sterling Silver.
Easy care, easy to grow, not fussy, etc. Strong fragrance, long
strong stems, good form for show. Dark green leaves with silvery
lavender flowers which show best color in cooler temps. 4+ x 3 ft.
Sterling Silver Fisher
1957 Most
nurseries have dropped this lovely rose from
their offerings because it is disease-prone and not particularly
vigorous. Well, I have to have this first
of all purple Hybrid Teas in my garden and so we offer it for those who
see things our way (typically
we run a waiting list even after warning about the disease and vigor
problems). Strong citrus fragrance,
not too many thorns, medium green semi-glossy leaves. Upright 3 x 2 ft.
when it's doing its very best. A
bit hardier than your average HT. Does best in a dry climate. 30 petals.
Sunstruck™ WEKsunvoye Carruth
2006 Huge
round buds open to large flowers with good form in deep yellow
gold blushed and bordered with apricot orange. Flip the petals
over to be "struck" with the yellow fan pattern on the back.
Fragrant. Most intense in cooler temps. 4 x 3 ft.
Talisman Montgomery 1929 Very fragrant yellow
blend
flower with orange and
copper on light green foliage. Upright bush about 3.5 x 2.5 feet with
strong stems making it an excellent
cut flower. In the last few years this old HT has become extremely
popular
again and we consistently have
a VERY long waiting list. What a shock to finally realize that
its fragrance is that of one of our favorite wines, a sweet
Gewurztraminer. We'll even put a plug in for Navarro Vineyards'
non-alcoholic Gewurzt grape juice. It's also a dead-ringer.
Definitely a sweet rose fragrance good enough to drink!
Tiffany Lindquist
1954 Pink blend,
fragrant, AARS 1955, Portland
GM 1954, Gamble FA 1962, 4 x 3 ft. 28 petals, 7.8 ARS garden rating.
Tropicana Tantau
1960 Orange blend, very fragrant, Portland
GM 1961, AARS 1963, ARS GM 1967, 33 petals, 7.5 rating. 5 x 3 ft, Z5. 
Velvet
Fragrance Fryer
1988 Dark velvet red, fragrant,
Edland FA 1987, Baden-Baden FA 1990, 4+ x 2+ ft. 
Voodoo Orange blend with good form, disease resistance and fragrance! 4 x 2 Z6/7 Christiansen 1984, AARS 1986
We
Salute You™ WEKvoosun - PPAF Carruth 2006 Hybrid
Tea,orange/pink blend, best colors in warm weather, one of the 9/11/01
memorial rose intros, 4 x 3 ft Z6?
Whisky
TANky - Tantau 1967 Yellow
orange blend, very fragrant 4 x 2 Z6