(1997)  
 
Unknown; Crimson/purple; Hybrid China/Gallica; 6 to 10 feet; sprawling; once blooming. An exceptional "found" Rose that grows with no care in some tough places in our area. The colors are of a depth and complexity seldom found in the most famous "named" varieties and the fragrance is among the best. Everyone who sees it blooming wants one.

(1997)  
 
Modern; White; Hybrid Musk; 30 foot Rambler; Introduced a few years ago by Demits, this enormous Musk hybrid apparently has 'Kiftsgate' as a parent, crossed with a Noisette. The fragrance is sweet rather than musky, pervasive and delightful and emanates from thousands of small, double rosettes. Drought-tolerant.

(1997)  
 
Vivid purple/red; Perpetual Damask; 5-6' Bush; Reblooms; An "unknown" Perpetual Damask that exhibits the strong, distinctive fragrance of its class, this is a very impressive rose. Long, foliaceous sepals frame the large, very double, classically-quartered blossoms in one of the purest purples we know. Hardy.