Sweet Frances Landscape Rose where the present owner’s grandmother

where the present owner’s grandmother planted this rose when it was first introduced

wichuraiana and the fine Tea rose

This book is a "go to" guide at our garden center

Julia Child™ is just as suited for beds and borders as it is for patio containers

deep red blooms unfold in classic form

Sweet Frances Landscape Rose where the present owner’s grandmother2007 4 to 6 feet 2007 5 to 6 Feet Some roses tell a story through their blooms. Sweet Frances tells one through both its beauty and its name. Named by Rebecca Franks after her mother, Frances Hobbs of DeRidder, Louisiana, this beloved Pioneer rose was the winning entry in Antique Rose Emporium's rose naming contest, a heartfelt tribute that perfectly suits such a graceful and enduring garden companion. Delicate, 2 inch apricot blooms appear in