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Description: Introduced in 1965. Flower buds are ovoid and tinted with green. Flowers open pure white, high centered, fragrant, and fully double. Growth is vigorous. 48 petal count.
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Description: This hybrid tea Gold Medal winner offers very large lilac mauve blooms, 35 count petals. Has a fruity fragrance and is the most common of the mauve colored hybrid teas.
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Hybrid Tea Rose - Peace
Description: Introduced in 1945, AARS winner in 1946. Flowers are golden yellow edged in rose-pink, high centered to cupped with a slight fragrance. Growth is very vigorous, tall and bushy. 43 petal count.
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Hybrid Teas are some of the favorites of rose gardeners who love to cut bouquets of long stemmed large flowers. Hybrid Teas typically have many petals, usually grow tall and upright, and present their blooms one-per-stem or in clusters of a few blooms. Many have great fragrance. Being versatile plants, they work as well in formal gardens as they do in casual plantings. (Please note: The color listed in the product detail boxes is the general color and mainly used for searching purposes.)
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Gail Flores, Hybrid Tea Rose on Beadboard
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Description: Introduced in 1960, AARS winner in 1963. Buds are pointed opening to large and well formed flowers that emit a heavy fruity fragrance. Growth is vigorous and upright. 33 petal count.
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Description: Red Masterpiece is just as its name states. The large rich crimson blooms are continual all summer long with 30 count petals. Exceptionally fragrant!
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Description: Tiffany is a treasure for sure with full fragrant blossoms and a 25-30 petal count. Bushes are strong and fragrant.
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Description: Paradise has mauve pink center with darker pink edges but can range in color to a deeper lavender pink. Full blooms at a 25-35 petal count with a strong scent. AARS 1979 & Portland Gold Medal 1979.
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Description: Oklahoma is one of the most fragrant of the hybrid teas with a strong sweet smell, commonly used for rose oil and perfumes. The 5 inch blooms are full with a 30+ petal count atop dark green leathery foliage.
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Hybrid Tea Rose - Olympiad
Description: Olympiad has full blooms with a 35 petal count and a gorgeous stop sign red color! AARS winner in 1984 and Portland Gold Medal winner in 1989. Order now for show stopping color.
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Hybrid Tea Rose; Dark Red, With Cream Center Original Media: 35mm Color Film Positive (Slide) Model Release: Not Applicable Image Ratio: 3:2
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1955 All-America Selections Winner. The delicate, rare pink of the choicest Orchids graces the petals of this lovely Grandiflora. A multiple award winner, it has become more popular each year since its 1954 introduction. One glance shows you why.
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Choose from hundreds of frames and mat combinations. Preview artwork on your own wall color. Expert craftmanship.
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Description: Introduced in 1952, AARS winner in 1953. Flower buds are long and pointed opening into large, double, high centered and very fragrant blooms. Growth is vigorous but compact. 45-50 petal count.
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Hybrid Tea Rose - Double Delight
Description: Double Delight Hybrid Tea blooms a creamy white center and strawberry red edges. Extremely fragrant spicy scent. AARS 1977, Gold Medal 1976, Hall of Fame WFRS 1985, Fragrance Medal ARS 1986. Blooms are 5-6" with a 35-45 petal count on 12-18" stems.
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Description: Gold Glow beams bright yellow color with full blooms of 55-60 petals. A beautiful and fragrant rose that is easy to include in any landscape.
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These luminous, high-centered blooms will be the stars of your garden and pride of your local flower show. The heavily-substanced flowers of rich pink blended with flashes of cream are very long-lasting, boasting an average vase life of 12 days. Stems are extremely long, up to 30 inches, resulting in a plant that grows very upright and vigorously. It rarely displays any disease or insect problems and flower production increases with every passing year. From the Kordes 'Cutting Garden rose collection...
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This 1982 introduction is a seedling of the classic Hybrid Tea 'Fragrant Cloud' and a winner in its own right. 'Forgotten Dreams' serves up cardinal red, large, exhibition blooms on a hardy, vigorous, bushy 4' to 5' plant with semi-glossy, medium green foliage that is quite disease resistant in my no-spray garden (the key is good air circulation.) The fragrance is strong and deliciously rosey and the flowers are soooo beautiful! 'Forgotten Dreams' is a generous bloomer with a rapid repeat and, like...
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Whether you categorize this rose as a florists' rose, hybrid tea or large-flowered shrub, it's indisputable that it's an exceptional rose with commanding garden performance. The double, quartered, cup-shaped blooms are bright white and deeply fragrant, held on long stems and displayed to perfection against slightly glossy dark green foliage. The upright, vigorous, disease-resistant plants crank out flowers with generous abandonment, providing plenty of long-lasting blooms for both the garden and...
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