Weeks Roses 2026

Above All (Climbing) – Salmon-orange blend; moderate fruity fragrance; a hardy, disease resistant take on the classic Westerland climbing Rose that boasts more petals per bloom; medium, cuppy blooms growing in large clusters; climbing, spreading growth habit reaching 10-14’ tall

All Dressed Up (Grandiflora) – Medium pink; light tea to fresh cut apple fragrance; Medium, double blooms, cuppy, spiral form, growing in clusters; Medium to tall upright spreading growth habit reaching 5’ tall and 4’ wide, its delicate, old-fashioned blooms dazzle in floral arrangements

America (Climbing) – Deep pink with salmon and coral on the upper surface, lighter tones on the reverse; a real winner with its disease resistance, heat tolerance, continually blooming habit, and strong spicy fragrance; large, full blooms with 40-45 petals, an All-America Rose Selections (AARS) Winner (1976); Climbing canes reach 10-12’

 Angelic Veil (Hybrid Tea) – White with pink picotee edging; moderate fruity, citrus fragrance; strong resistance to powdery mildew and rust; blooms late spring to fall; Medium to large, double blooms growing in cluster, low-medium, upright growth habit

Anna’s Promise (Grandiflora) – Bicolor gold with pink blush flowers; moderately spicy fragrance; medium-sized double form blooms growing in clusters and single; named for the beloved Downton Abbey character Anna Bates; Rounded, bushy, medium growth habit reaching around 5’ tall at maturity; a lovely cut flower

Barbra Streisand (Hybrid Tea) – Rich lavender blushing to darker lavender; vigorous rose with long stems; strong rose and citrus blossom fragrance; medium, upright, and bushy growth habit reaching 3 to 5’ tall and 2 to 3’ wide; large, fully double blooms

Blue Girl (Hybrid Tea) – Silvery lilac-lavender; winner of the Rome Gold Medal (1964); a prolific bloomer; light fruity fragrance; medium bushy and vigorous growth habit; large double blooms

Brandy (Hybrid Tea) – Large, full blooms of the richest apricot color; mild sweet tea fragrance; large, upright and bushy growth habit; an All-America Rose Selections (AARS) Winner (1982)

Burgundy Iceberg (Own Root Shrub) – Clusters of medium sized purple-red burgundy blooms with cream reverse; mild fragrance; medium, rounded, shrubby growth habit; very tolerant of heat and humidity – a great choice for the South!

 Cécile Brünner (Climbing) – light pink flowers with a light tea fragrance; small delicately pointed buds open to old-fashioned, double blooms growing in large sprays; called ‘the sweetheart rose’ this heirloom rose was introduced in 1881; a popular climber for a trellis or arbor in cottage gardens, this rose can climb 18’

Celestial Night (Own Root Floribunda) – Deep Plum purple/raspberry colored very double blooms in large clusters; an American Garden Rose Selections (AGRS) Winner for the Southeast region; medium, upright, and bushy growth habit reaching 4’ tall and 3’ wide

 Chicago Peace (Hybrid Tea) – Large, very double pink blooms with glowing canary yellow centers, it is a brighter and deeper toned mutation of the famous Peace rose that was first discovered in Chicago; slightly fruity fragrance; Medium, upright growth habit

 Chrysler Imperial (Hybrid Tea) – large, classically formed deep velvety red blooms with a strong rose and citrus fragrance; Medium, upright growth habit; long, strong stems are great for cut flowers; a great choice for hot climates like the Southeast

 Cinco de Mayo (Own Root Floribunda) – Clusters of medium sized smoky lavender to russet orange ruffled blooms; mild sweet apple fragrance; medium, rounded, and bushy growth habit; an All-America Rose Selections (AARS) Winner (2009), ARS Members Choice Winner, 2017 Portland Rose Festival Best of the Best

Cutie Pie (Patio Tree) – Clusters of  small peach-yellow blend double blooms; lightly fruity fragrance; a nearly thornless variety; All America Rose Selection (AARS) Award of Excellence Winner (2018); this miniature version of the popular Hybrid Tea rose is great for small spots in the landscape or to grow in a pot!

Don Juan (Climbing) – Very large and full velvety red flowers; strong old rose fragrance; best color when nights are warm; makes a great cut flower; climbs 12 to 14’

 Double Delight (Hybrid Tea) – Creamy white petals with strawberry-red edging; one of the most recognizable hybrid tea roses with its two-toned coloration and strong spicy fragrance; large, full, and elegant blooms; medium, slightly spreading growth habit that typically reaches 4 to 5’ tall at maturity

 Easy Does It (Floribunda) – Orange-apricot to honey pink; a vigorous grower; All America Rose Selection (AARS) Winner (2010); moderate fruity scent; reaches 3 to 4’ tall and 2 to 3’ wide; medium to large blooms with a double, ruffled form

 Easy Going (Floribunda) – Medium-large golden peachy yellow blooms; moderate fruity, honey fragrance; natural resistance to black spot and good overall disease resistance; medium, upright growth habit with dense branching

 Ebb Tide (Floribunda) – Medium sized, smoky, deep plum, very double old-fashioned blooms; strong spicy clove fragrance; very good disease resistance; medium, upright, and bushy growth habit

 Fashion Forward (Floribunda) – Medium pink with white reverse; strong fruity fragrance with a hint of citrus; large, cuppy, old-fashioned blooms in huge clusters; medium, upright, and bushy growth habit; Excellent disease resistance

Fly So High (Climbing) – Magenta, pink, and white striped flowers; moderate fruity scent, vigorous, low maintenance and fast growing; medium to large spiral, cuppy, double blooms; large, climbing growth habit reaching 10 to 12’ tall

Fourth of July (Climbing) – Velvety red striped with bright white blooms; light fresh cut apple and rose fragrance; this vigorous, disease-resistant rose is an All-America Rose Selection (AARS) winner (1999); large, semi-double blooms growing in clusters; climbs 10 to 14 feet

Fragrant Cloud (Hybrid Tea) – Coral to orangey red; very strong fruit and spice fragrance; large, double, well-formed blooms; Medium, upright and bushy growth habit; has won multiple awards and was voted into the Rose Hall of Fame in 1981

Frida Kahlo (Own Root Floribunda) – Scarlet red striped gold with red blush; very good disease resistance; mild fruity fragrance; a medium, upright and bushy growth habit reaching 5’ tall and 4’ wide; medium to large double blooms grow in clusters

Gingersnap (Floribunda) – Deep tangerine to orange-red; mild fruity fragrance; Medium to large ruffled blooms; medium, upright and vigorous growth habit; excellent disease resistance

Golden Opportunity (Climbing) – Medium to large golden yellow spiraled, double blooms; good disease resistance, moderate fruit and tea scent; climbs 8 to 10’

Good as Gold (Grandiflora) – Large, classically formed, bold orange-yellow blooms; moderate grapefruit and citrus fragrance; large, upright and bushy growth habit; long stems are perfect for cutting

Gourmet Popcorn (Patio Tree) – Bright white with yellow cream center; excellent disease resistance and a prolific bloomer; mild classic rose fragrance; cascading growth habit with small-medium blooms in large clusters

Grande Dame (Hybrid Tea) – Saturated rose-pink, a vigorous grower with intense old rose fragrance; tall, upright and bushy growth habit reaching 5’ tall and 4’ wide; large, full blooms with an old-fashioned form growing in clusters

Happy Go Lucky (Grandiflora) – Pure yellow; very disease resistant and low maintenance; moderate fruit and tea fragrance; medium upright and bushy growth habit; old fashioned blooms with a very double form

Heavenly Scented (Hybrid Tea) – Salmon pink color; glossy green foliage with good resistance to  rust and powdery mildew; strong sweet fragrance; very large, classic double blooms on long stems; medium to tall, upright and bushy growth habit

Henry Fonda (Hybrid Tea) – Clear, rich, deep yellow color; lightly scented with a clean, sweet fragrance; large blooms on long stems that are perfect for cutting; a vigorous shrub reaching 5’ tall and wide

Honey Dijon (Grandiflora) – A uniquely colored brownish yellow gold to beige rose beloved by florists; moderate sweet fragrance; medium-large, formal, fully double blooms; medium to tall, upright, and bushy growth habit

Hot Cocoa (Floribunda) – Large, ruffled, fully double, unique smoky chocolate orange-pink blooms; moderate spicy, fruity, old rose fragrance; medium to tall, rounded and bushy growth habit; very hardy and vigorous!

Iceberg (Own Root Floribunda) – Pure white; outstanding disease resistance and heat tolerance make this rose a great choice for southern gardens; mild honey scent; tall, bushy growth habit reaching up to 5’ at maturity; medium blooms growing in clusters

Iceberg, Climbing (Own Root Climbing) – Pure white; outstanding disease resistance and heat tolerance make this rose a great choice for southern gardens; mild honey scent; medium blooms growing in clusters; can climb up to 10’ at maturity

In the Mood (Hybrid Tea) – Vivid true red; All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (2007); mild tea fragrance; large, double, classic form; medium, upright, bushy growth habit reaching 4 to 5’ tall and 3 to 4’ wide at maturity

In Your Eyes (Own Root Shrub) – Clusters of multicolored yellow to lavender blooms with a red-purple eye; mild fruity fragrance; medium, rounded and bushy growth habit; a wildly prolific rose with excellent disease resistance

Ink Spots (Hybrid Tea) – Blackened velvety red, the deepest colored rose Weeks Roses offers; light rose scent; black pointed buds open to large, very well-formed dark red blooms; expect larger blooms in cooler weather

Intrigue (Floribunda) – Deep plum purple; exceptional citrus and rose fragrance; All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (1984) and Fragrance Medal in Madrid; medium, bushy, rounded growth habit; very good disease resistance

Joseph’s Coat (Climbing) – Red, pink, orange, and yellow blooms change color over time; its unique colors and continuous blooming make it a favorite of many; light tea fragrance; medium sized blooms with a double form grow in clusters; climbs 10 to 12’

Judy Garland (Floribunda) – Yellow blushing orange and scarlet; an outstanding performer; strong apple and tea fragrance; medium, rounded and bushy habit reaching 3’ tall and 2 to 3’ wide; medium sized blooms grow in clusters

Julia Child (Floribunda) – Warm, golden yellow old fashioned, full blooms; All America Rose Selection (AARS) winner (2006); consistent, hardy, and floriferous with excellent disease resistance; strong spicy scent; medium, bushy growth habit reaching 3’ tall and wide

Ketchup & Mustard (Own Root Floribunda) – Dark yellow with red that hold their color well; All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner; mild apple fragrance; medium to tall growth habit reaching 4 to 5‘ tall and 3 to 4’ wide

Koko Loco (Floribunda) – Mauve/mocha brown with chocolate maturing to a lavender bloom; long lasting blooms make excellent cut flowers; moderate fragrance; warm weather intensifies the lavender color; full, rounded, bushy growth habit

Lady in Red (Climbing) – Large, very double blooms are dark red suffused with black smoke; good disease resistance; light tea fragrance; climbs and spreads 8-10’

Legends (Hybrid Tea) – Rich ruby red blooms, very good disease resistance; light a fruity fragrance; produces massive, full, ruffled flowers as large as 5 to 8” in diameter; medium to tall, upright growth habit

Life of the Party (Floribunda) – Yellow-kissed, pink finish flowers; strong fruit and citrus fragrance; old-fashioned, medium-sized, cuppy blooms contrasting beautifully with dark green leaves; excellent heat tolerance and good disease resistance; medium, upright and bushy growth habit

Light Years Away (Floribunda) – Medium to large spiraled deep magenta blooms, strong fruity fragrance; Medium, upright and bushy growth habit; a new introduction for 2026!

Livin’ Easy (Own Root Floribunda) – Orange, apricot flowers; moderate fruity, clove, and spice fragrance; a continual bloomer with medium to large scalloped, double blooms; an All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner; medium, rounded growth habit

Living the Dream (Grandiflora) – Very full blooms have a buttery yellow center with a bright pink outer; strong fruity fragrance; medium, rounded growth habit; easy care and disease resistant!

Love Song (Floribunda) – Clear lavender; mild citrus fragrance; very large, fully double, ruffled flowers; medium, rounded, and bushy growth habit; very prolific and great for cut flowers!

Mellow Yellow (Hybrid Tea) – Gentle yellow; moderate fruity fragrance; very large, classic blooms with long lasting color are perfect for cutting; Large, upright growth habit

Memorial Day (Hybrid Tea) – Orchid pink; very disease resistant; an All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (2004); exceptionally strong damask rose fragrance; few thorns; very large, old-fashioned, very double blooms; medium to tall, upright and bushy growth habit

Miss Congeniality (Grandiflora) – Clusters of blooms of pure white with vivid pink edges; moderate sweet pear fragrance; medium, upright, and bushy growth habit, very prolific with great disease resistance!

Mister Lincoln (Hybrid Tea) –  Very large, classic double blooms of a deep velvet red; All America Rose Selection (AARS) winner (1965); strong damask rose fragrance; tall, upright growth habit reaching 4 to 6’ tall

Moonstone (Hybrid Tea) – White, finely edged with pink; very large, fully double, classic blooms; mild rose scent; medium, upright growth habit; prefers heat to bring out its best form – a great choice for the South!

Neil Diamond (Hybrid Tea) – Pink with white stripes; good disease resistance; intense sweet and classic rose fragrance; vigorous, tall, upright growth habit reaching up to 5’ tall; medium to large double, classically formed blooms

Neptune (Hybrid Tea) – Very large, classically-formed icy lavender blooms; moderate citrus and rose fragrance; tall, upright growth habit; a hardy and vigorous grower

New Dawn (Own Root Climbing) – Cameo pink flowers; a proven performer; unbeatable heat and drought tolerance; mild, sweet rose fragrance; climbs up to 20’; a prolific bloomer that blooms on new and old wood

Peace (Hybrid Tea) – Lemony yellow edged with pink; very large, very full blooms; moderately strong fruity scent; medium, bushy growth habit; this well-loved rose is a winner of many awards including World’s Favorite Rose (1976), All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (1946), named Peace to commemorate the end of World War II

Pillow Fight (Own Root Shrub) – Bright white flowers; strong honey and rose fragrance; small, full blooms grow in large clusters; medium, rounded, and bushy growth habit; its size and form makes it great for low borders and containers

Pink Peace (Hybrid Tea) – Very large, fully double bright pink blooms; Strong fruity fragrance; tall, upright, and rounded growth habit; bred from the beloved Peace rose, this vibrant pink rose is as prolific as its parentage!

Pop Art (Grandiflora) – Pink and yellow striped flowers that are large, cuppy, and very double in form; strong fruit and citrus fragrance; good resistance to rust and powdery mildew; medium-tall upright growth habit; prolific bloomer that is great for cut flowers

Pope John Paul II (Hybrid Tea) – Pure white fully double classic blooms; among the finest, most fragrant white roses with very good disease resistance; makes an excellent cut flower; strong citrus blossom scent; medium to tall, upright, and bushy growth habit

Purple Splash (Climbing) – Wine-purple speckled & striped with white; vigorous with very good disease resistance; moderately strong spice and rose fragrance; climbs 10 to 14’

Queen Elizabeth (Grandiflora) – Large silvery pink blooms on nearly thornless canes; moderate tea fragrance; tall, upright and bushy; winner of many awards including an All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (1955)

Rio Samba (Hybrid Tea) – Yellow, blushing sunset orange/red; light fragrance; medium, rounded growth habit; medium-sized double blooms; this beloved rose is an All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (1993)

Rock & Roll (Grandiflora) – Medium to large burgundy, red and white striped and splashed blooms; exceptional strong fruit and rose fragrance; medium, upright and bushy growth habit

Rosie the Riveter (Floribunda) – Orange-gold suffused with pink with gold reverse; moderate fruit and spice fragrance; medium, rounded, and bushy growth habit; medium, old-fashioned double blooms; celebrates the women who worked in factories and shipyards during World War II; good disease resistance and heat tolerance

Ruby Ruby (Patio Tree) – Cherry red blooms with a double form; light fragrance; makes a lovely small patio tree, great for containers!

Scentimental (Floribunda) – Deep red swirled with white; strong sweet and spicy fragrance; All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (1997); medium rounded growth habit reaching 4’ tall and wide; large, double, old-fashioned blooms

Sedona (Hybrid Tea) – Large, coral, rose, and peach blend double flowers; moderate pear fragrance; and upright growth habit reaching 5’ tall; colors are more vibrant in warm climates, so expect a show in your southern garden!

State of Grace (Grandiflora) – Apricot-gold with dark pink reverse; excellent resistance to powdery mildew; moderate fruity fragrance; medium, rounded, and bushy growth habit reaching 4’ tall and wide; spiraled, old-fashioned, blooms with a very double form

Strike it Rich (Grandiflora) – Golden yellow with orange-pink; this vigorous, disease resistant rose is an All America Rose Selections (AARS) winner (2007); moderate to strong sweet spice and fruit fragrance; medium, bushy growth habit with large, informal, long lasting double blooms

Sugar Moon (Hybrid Tea) – Clear pure white blooms; very good disease resistance; intense fruit, sweet citrus, and rose fragrance; tall, upright, and bushy growth habit with classically formed blooms with a full form

Sunset Celebration (Hybrid Tea) – Large, classically formed soft and warm apricot, peach, and pink blooms; mild fruity fragrance; medium to tall, upright and bushy growth habit; a winner of many awards including the All-America Rose Selections (AARS) in 1998

Sunsprite (Floribunda) – Deep, long lasting yellow; excellent disease resistance; strong licorice fragrance; medium, rounded, and bushy growth habit; medium-sized blooms with a double form in clusters

The Fairy (Own Root Shrub/Polyantha) – Clusters of dainty, pastel pink flowers; mild apple fragrance; its medium, rounded, cascading growth habit makes this rose ideal for containers or low borders; hardy, drought tolerant, and disease resistant

Top Gun (Own Root Shrub) – Clusters of rich red blooms with a golden eye that keep blooming all season long; moderate fruity fragrance; medium, rounded and bushy growth habit; this low maintenance rose is a winner of multiple awards including the American Garden Rose Selections (AGRS) top pick for Southeastern gardens (2022)

Tropical Lightning (Climbing) – Orange with a purple smoke layer and cream stripes; a prolific and vigorous climber with good disease resistance; moderate fruity to apple fragrance; climbs and spreads 8 to 10’; medium-sized formal double blooms in clusters

Tropicana (Hybrid Tea) – Large, fully double coral orange; strong sweet fruity fragrance; medium to tall and spreading growth habit; a great choice for our climate as its color is more vibrant in warmer climates

Twilight Zone (Grandiflora) – Deep, velvet purple; good disease resistance; strong clove and spice fragrance; medium, rounded, and spreading growth habit reaching around 4’ tall and 3’ wide; old-fashioned large blooms with a fully double form

Uptown Girl (Grandiflora) – Coral-pink; excellent resistance to rust, powdery mildew, and downy mildew; slight fruity rose fragrance; medium, rounded and bushy growth habit; large, scalloped blooms with a full form

Vavoom (Floribunda) – This orange rose will bring school spirit to your garden – GO VOLS! Good disease resistance; deep mahogany new growth and glossy green foliage; moderate spicy fragrance; medium, rounded growth habit reaching 2 to 4’ tall and wide; medium-sized double blooms with a ruffled look

Westerland (Climbing) – Apricot to copper orange; Strong spicy fragrance; Climbs 8-12’ tall; large double blooms grow in clusters; this continuous bloomer will light up your garden all season long!

Zéphirine Drouhin (Climbing) – Medium pink; a nearly thornless rose that does well in full sun or partial shade; performs well on a trellis or arbor; moderate to strong damask rose fragrance; climbs 10 to 15’; large flowers with a double form

For more information about our rose varieties, their availability, or reserving one or more of them, send an email to: treesandshrubs@stanleysgreenhouse.com or call 865-573-9591, and ask for the trees and shrubs team. We will be happy to help you!