The Hybrid Musk Roses

This group of roses, varying widely in ancestry and description, were created by various breeders who crossed Species and other older roses with various types of modern roses. Freestanding and often recurrent flowering, Shrub Roses are useful in the garden as they are relatively carefree and vigorous, blooming later than most other roses. Although technically shrub roses too, the English, Rugosa, Explorer and Species Roses have been put in separate categories in our catalogue because they have distinctly different needs and uses.

Roses are available while quantities last. Varieties marked as 'sold out' may be available again next year. Remember to order early. More varieties will be available by summer.

Our prices may vary from season to season depending on the plant size. See the bottom of this list for Key.

Rose (Min. Zone)	Price	Year	Colour	Flower	Bloom	Fr*	HxW	Other*
Ballerina	16.50	1937	Pink (clear)	Single	Continuous	f	4x3	S, H, Co, Dr
Buff Beauty	Sold Out	1939	Yellow (cream)	Semi-double	Continuous	ff	6x4	Dr, Vi
Felicia	Sold Out	1926	Pink (salmon)	Double	Continuous	fff	4X4	H, Co,
Kathleen	Sold Out	1922	Pink (blush)	Semi-double	Repeat	ff	5x4	Dr
Moonlight	Sold Out	1923	White (cream)	Semi-double	Continuous	f	5X4	S, H
Penelope	Sold Out	1924	White (pink flush)	Semi-double	Continuous	f	5X4	S, H, Co, M
Prosperity	Sold Out	1919	White (cream)	Double	Continuous	ff	5X4	Dr,vi
*Key to letters and symbols: S = suitable for growing in the shade; H = suitable for hedges; W = suitable for growing in woodland; Co = suitable for growing in tubs; Cu = suitable for cut flowers; Hi = ornamental hips; Dr = disease resistant; Bs = susceptible to black spot; M = susceptible to mildew; Vi = Vigorous; f, ff, fff = slightly, medium, very fragrant; Frag = fragrance; HxW = height x width in feet; Other = Siting and rose traits, N/A= not availble

Old Rose Nursery
1020 Central Road
Hornby Island BC
Phone: (250) 335-2602
Email: info@oldrosenursery.com

Updated January 2012