Queen Mary II (Plant Pat #16,951) is a Hybrid Tea with large white blooms that sail into your garden. Named for the Cunard Line's newest passenger ship. The blossoms have up to 25 petals with a strong rose and banana fragrance and good disease resistance.
Winter Care for Young Queen Elizabeth Rose Bush in Kentucky
Spacing Carpet Roses: 2 Feet vs. 3–4 Feet
Grande Dame Rose: Old-Fashioned Pink Hybrid Tea with Intense Fragrance
Lasting Love Rose: Deep Dusky Red Hybrid Tea with Strong Sweet Fragrance
Love & Peace Rose: Yellow-Pink Blend Hybrid Tea, AARS 2002
Memorial Day Rose: Soft Pink Hybrid Tea with Intense Damask Fragrance, AARS 2004
George Burns Rose: Striped Yellow, Red, Pink, and Cream with Citrus Fragrance
Proper Spacing for Hybrid Tea Roses: 2 Feet Is Ideal
Caramba® Shrub Rose – Continuous Orange-Red Blooms
Oh My! 24" Tree Rose: Deep Velvety Red Floribunda
Azalea 'Girard's Rose': Deep Rose-Red Blooms, Cold Hardy, Semi-Evergreen
Azalea 'Imperial Queen': Double Pink Blooms, Evergreen, Good for Hedges
Caramba® Shrub Rose: Bright Orange‑Red Clusters for Groundcover & Walkways
Rock Rose Purple: Compact Shrub with Rose-Purple Blooms and Maroon Spots
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