Roses in Mississippi
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- MoDern cliMbinG roSeS
- MiniAture roSeS
- MiniflorA or pAtio roSeS
MoDern cliMbinG roSeS form in the same way as old garden rose climbers. Accepted classes are Climbing Polyantha, Climbing Floribunda, Climbing Hy- brid Tea, Climbing Miniature, Climbing Tea, Large-flow- ered Climber, and Ramblers. •
flowers are generally identical to their original bush forms. Bloom is fairly continuous and hardiness is better than climbing hybrid teas. •
are usually given the same name as the bush variety from which it origi- nated. In general, climbing forms do not bloom as continuously as the parent shrub, but flowers and foliage usually are identical. •
grow slower than ramblers do, are often trained on posts or some other type of support, and may require heavy annual pruning. They are adapted to small gardens for growth near fences, walls, or small trellises. When well grown, flowers are large and useful for cutting. Many varieties do not bloom as freely when canes are trained ver- tically as when trained horizontally. •
are very hardy, fast- growing roses. Flowers are small and clustered. Plants flower once an- nually on year-old wood. Foliage is glossy, but many varieties are suscep- tible to powdery mildew. New culti- vars are bred for larger flowers, a long growing season and powdery mildew resistance. Small groups of rambling roses have been named for the species on which their breeding is based. These subgroups are Ayrshire Hybrids, Sempervirens Hybrids, Multiflora Hybrids, Wichuraiana Hybrids, and Everblooming Climbers. White Dawn 4 14 MiniAture roSeS are very small in both growth habit and flower. For most varieties, maximum height is 12 inches. They are used in rock gardens, edg- ing, and potted plants. Miniatures have become very popular since 1970, with many varieties available. ‘Highway 290 Pink Buttons’ is both a miniature and a found rose. Other Groups
are those with a trained plant form with unique use. Roses with attractive growth habit and bloom are grafted on rootstock that forms upright trunks. Many popular bush rose varieties are available as tree roses. They are often used in formal plantings, as accent plants, and as potted specimens.
are climbing or low-growing, spreading roses adapted to use on slopes, banks, and walls. They produce long canes that creep along the ground, mak- ing a pleasing ground cover. Flowers are diverse, simple or casual in form, but bloom is often continuous and freely produced throughout the growing season. Many of these cultivars are mannerly spreaders, but some are aggressive and can grow out of bounds.
are becoming pop- ular as roses for small gardens or containers. These roses range in size between floribunda and miniature roses. founD roSeS are a group that have been collected from cemeteries, old homesteads or from family sources where the original names have been lost. ‘Peggy Martin’ is an example of a found rose.
is a group of warm climate roses similar to Chinas and teas that have flourished in the gardens of Bermuda for many years. Links to their old garden rose ancestry has been lost, and they have developed in isolation long enough to have acquired local names and lore. They flourish in the tropical island climate where temperate climate roses would not thrive. Highway 290 Pink Buttons 4 6Peggy Martin 15 Roses for Mississippi Gardens Mississippi’s climate creates challenges for many rose cultivars, but those with good tolerance to heat, humidity, and diseases will grow well. Most hybrid tea roses perform better if sprayed regularly, but a few survive reasonably well without fungicide treatment if well maintained. The roses listed below have been grown at the Magnolia Botanic Garden (MBG) Crofton Sloan- Verona, Veterans Memorial Rose Garden (VMRG) Pamela Collins-Starkville, Truck Crops Branch Station (TCBS) Bill Evans- Crystal Springs and South Mississippi Branch Experiment Station (SMBES) Eugene Blythe-Poplarville # Class
Cultivar Bloom color Sprayed/ Bloom
Site No spray
cycle 1 Species, form R. banksiae lutea, Light Yellow No spray Spring only VMRG Lady Banks Rose 2 Alba
Madame Plantier White
No spray Spring only VMRG 3
Comtesse du Cayla Orange blend No spray Repeat
VMRG 4 China Cramoisi Supérieur Medium Red No spray Repeat
VMRG 5 China Mutabilis Yellow/Pink No spray Continuous VMRG 6
Climbing Cécile Brünner Light Pink No spray Spring only VMRG 7
Kronprinzessin Viktoria White
No spray Repeat
VMRG 8 Bourbon, Zéphirine Drouhin Medium Pink Sprayed Repeat
MBG Climbing
9 Tea
Duchesse de Brabant Light Pink No spray Repeat
VMRG 10 Hybrid Tea Big Ben Dark Red
Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 11 Hybrid Tea Elina Light yellow No spray Repeat
VMRG, SMBES
12 Hybrid Tea Frederick Mistral Light Pink Sprayed Repeat
MBG 13 Hybrid Tea Granada Yellow/red blend Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 14 Hybrid Tea Jane Pauley Orange blend No spray Repeat
VMRG 15 Hybrid Tea Lemon Spice Yellow
Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 16 Hybrid Tea Marijke Koopman Medium Pink Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 17 Hybrid Tea Mr. Lincoln Dark Red
Sprayed Repeat
MBG 18 Hybrid Tea St. Patrick Yellow blend Sprayed Repeat
MBG 19 Hybrid Tea Tahitian Sunset Apricot blend No spray Repeat
VMRG 20 Hybrid Tea The McCartney Rose Medium Pink Sprayed Repeat
MBG 21 Hybrid Tea Paradise Mauve
Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 22 Hybrid Tea Pat’s Choice Orange Red Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 23 Hybrid Tea Rio Samba Yellow blend Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 24 Hybrid Tea Tancho Red blend Sprayed Repeat
SMBES 25 Polyantha Perle d’Or Yellow blend No spray Repeat
VMRG 26 Polyantha The Fairy Light Pink Sprayed Repeat
MBG 16
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