Rose Bushes - H -  Plant Nursery

Hansa
Hansa Rose

Hansa Rose, Rosa 'Hansa', typifies the hardy shrub rose for many. It is a vigorous and resilient rose with a splendid multi-seasonal display. The large blooms of vibrant reddish-violet release an intense clove fragrance, yet that's just a portion of it. With the approach of fall, the leaves take on an orange hue and a profusion of large, meaty red fruits. Own root. This very fragrant rose has blossoms that appear in a large flush in early summer, and then repeat all summer, followed by large, scarlet hips. This plant grows about 6 feet tall and develops a vase-like shape, making it suitable to grow by itself. Very reliable and winter hardy, Hansa is a favorite with many because it reminds them of the roses their grandmothers grew .

Harrison's Yellow
Harrisons Yellow Rose

Harrison's Yellow Rose, Rosa 'Harrison's Yellow', puts on a spectacular show each June as the bright yellow flowers cascade from long, arching canes amid the aroma of licorice. The soft grayish-green foliage has a delicate appearance that belies this rose's durability and tenacity. These roses were first started from a plant over a century old at the bottom of Bailey Hill. Budded. A true American old rose, this sunny flower was so popular that pioneer women routinely took cuttings to carry with them across the wilderness to their new homes in the west. This rose is very prone to suckering and will spread well outside of it's boundaries. A very tough and prickly rose, it is a once bloomer and is sometimes referred to as the Yellow Rose of Texas.

Henry Hudson
Henry Hudson Rose

The Henry Hudson rose is a rugosa hybrid shrub rose that is a very neat and tidy bush that does not overtake it's welcome in the garden bed. The Henry Hudson blooms repeatedly with large clusters of white semi-double blooms. The prominent yellow centers are a lovely contrast to the deep pink buds and white blossoms. Henry Hudson roses have a great rugosa fragrance. Henry Hudson is very hardy to zone 2 and very disease resistant. It will make a great low hedge.

Henry Kelsey CL
Henry Kelsey CL Rose

The Henry Kelsey rose has a trailing and spreading growth habit which is the highlight of this winter hardy rose. The blooms are a medium red color and come in clusters of 9 to 13. Henry Kelsey roses have a nice spicy fragrance, which makes this a wonderful addition in a Northern garden. The red flowers bloom in early summer and repeat in late summer.

Easy Elegance® High Voltage
High Voltage Rose

Easy Elegance® High Voltage, Rosa 'BAIage' is an electrifying shrub rose with flowers that are three to four inches in diameter. High Voltage provides shockingly beautiful yellow flowers with an upright growth pattern and disease-free foliage. The plant is highly disease tolerant to black spot. Blooms are held high on sturdy canes and are very fragrant. This shrub has a vase-shape habit, so it is good for back of the border. Large, plentiful blooms make High Voltage a showstopper in any garden. It is grown on its own root instead of being grafted onto a hardy root stock. It prefers well drained soil and full sun. The Easy Elegance line of roses continue to show their outstanding performance.

Honey Bun
Honey Bun

Rosa Oso Easy Honey Bun, Rosa 'Oso Easy™ Honey Bun' PPAF, is a sweet rose that produces a wealth of semi-double blooms in a delicate blend of soft pastel colors. The distinctive flower colors of Rosa Oso Easy™ Honey Bun PPAF range from blush-pink to butter yellow to creamy white. This extremely disease resistant plant blooms from early summer to frost and will make a charming display in a decorative container as well as in your garden landscape. Grow in medium moisture, slightly acidic, well-drained garden loams in full sun. Water deeply and regularly . Avoid overhead watering. It is appropriate for border fronts, cottage gardens, foundations, rose gardens or banks.

Honey Perfume
Honey Perfume Rose

The Honey Perfume rose has a classic floribunda form and upright habit. The lovely blooms of Honey Perfume roses have earned a place in your garden. It was voted as an AARS Winner for 2004. This rose has proved to be a success through the country. It blooms in clusters spring to autumn.

Honeysweet
Honeysweet Rose

Honey Sweet Rose, Rosa 'Honeysweet', has yellow buds on this Buck rose that are held in clusters, brushed with rosy red to magnify coppery tints in the abundant dark green foliage. This abundant, leathery foliage has good field resistance to foliar disease. From yellow and orange to rosy pink, the flowers brim with color and the scent of honey until frost calls it all to a halt. It is crown hardy to zone 4 with a mulch applied to ensure hardiness. The plants are winter-hardy in Iowa without protection. Own root. This orange pink shrub has thorns that are brown-tan and awl-like. Honey Sweet is a moderately vigorous, and an erect plant that is bushy and blooms continually from June until killing frost.