Heide's Annual

Rose Sale

benefiting the

Wakulla Animal Shelter

Saturday, April 21st from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Sunday, April 22nd from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

(Home of Heide Clifton)

Many Old-Fashioned Roses

 
Old Garden Roses are grown on their own roots and they are very easy to grow with very little maintenance.  Many of these roses were found in gardens a hundred years ago.

Plants from Just Fruits & Exotics!
Goodies from Iris Anne's!

for more information please call 926-3849

Sponsored by C.H.A.T.-
Citizens for Humane Animal Treatment

HEIDE’S ROSE LIST FOR 2007

CHINA ROSES

Old Blush, 1752
Mutabilis, prior to 1894
Morgan’s Spring, no date
Louis Philippe, 1834

BOURBONS

Souvernir de St. Anne’s, 1916

NOISETTES

Blush Noisette, 1817
Natchitoches Noisette, no date
Nastarana, 1879

TEAS

Duchesse De Brabant, 1857
Madame Joseph Schwartz, 1880
Mrs. B.R. Cant, 1901
Unknown Yellow, Tea
Anna Oliver, 1872
Marie Van Houtte, 1871
Safrano, 1839

ENGLISH ROSES (David Austin)

Abraham Darby

FOUND ROSES

Katy Road Pink
Smith’s Parish

BERMUDA MYSTERY ROSES

Emmy Gray
Bermuda Spice

POLYANTHAS

Perle d’Or, 1884
Lindee
Pink Pet, 1928
Cecile Brunner, 1881
Mevrouw Nathalie Nypels, 1919

HYBRID MUSKS

(All Hybrid Musks can be grown on a trellis or fence or free standing as a large shrub. Hybrid Musks do extremely well in our area.)

Prosperity, 1919
Skyrocket (Wilhelm), 1944
Buff Beauty, 1939
Mozart, 1937
Moonlight, 1913
Penelope, 1924
Cornelia, 1925
Clytemnestra, 1915
Lavender Lassie, 1960

CLIMBERS

Reve D’Or, 1869,
TeaTausendschoen, 1906, Multiflora
Mermaid, 1918,
Clair Matin, 1960, Multiflora
New Dawn, 1930, large Climber
Dorothy Perkins, 1902
Dortmund, 1955, modern Climber
Leontine Gervais, 1903
Don Juan, climbing, 1958
Altissimo, 1967

SPECIES

Chestnut Rose, 1814
Lady Banks, yellow

SHRUB ROSE

Belinda’s Dream

This information originally published on March 21, 2007.

Written by :

mkwestmark

 

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