Gold Blush

$22.95

Think roses are fussy, fragile, or impossibly difficult to grow? Yes, You Can Grow Roses is here to change your mind. Veteran gardener and author Judy Barrett takes on the persistent myths surrounding roses and offers practical, encouraging advice for gardeners who want beautiful roses without the fear that they require constant fussing and care. From choosing the right location and watering properly to pruning, training, and selecting varieties suited to your climate, Barrett makes rose growing feel approachable and achievable. Inside, you'll discover an inviting mix of antique and old roses, including Bourbons and Chinas, as well as newer varieties such as Hybrid Teas and Miniatures. Barrett also shares guidance for gardeners facing challenging conditions, including cold winters, intense heat, drought, and humidity, with special attention to cold-hardy and Earth-Kind® roses. Filled with gorgeous garden photography and practical wisdom, Yes, You Can Grow Roses encourages gardeners to look beyond the reputation of roses as demanding divas and discover the resilient, rewarding plants they can truly be. Because sometimes the best thing a gardener needs to hear is simply: " Yes, you can grow roses." Book Details: Author: Judy Barrett Pages: 128 Photography: 79 color photographs Includes: Index Dimensions: 6.12 x 8.5 inches

$29.95

By William C. Welch | Foreword by Neil Sperry For generations, antique roses have graced Southern gardens with their beauty, fragrance, and remarkable resilience. In Antique Roses for the South , renowned horticulturist William C. Welch celebrates these time-tested treasures while offering practical guidance for growing and enjoying them in the unique conditions of the South. From beloved favorites like ‘Belinda’s Dream,’ ‘Katy Road Pink,’ and ‘Georgetown Tea’ to lesser-known gems, Welch explores the history, character, and garden-worthy qualities of more than 100 antique roses. Many of these roses are celebrated for their hardiness and ease of care; some have continued to thrive for decades with little to no attention. This revised edition is filled with beautiful photography and updated information on where to find these exceptional roses. Gardeners will also find helpful chapters covering rose care and propagation, landscaping and arranging, and creative rose crafts. Whether you're dreaming of a fragrant cottage garden, a rose-covered trellis, or simply want to discover roses that can flourish with less fuss, Antique Roses for the South is an inspiring and practical companion for growing old roses in Southern gardens. Book Details: Paperback 216 pages More than 100 antique roses featured Includes full-color photography Covers rose care, propagation, landscaping, arranging, and rose crafts Comprehensive rose dictionary with descriptions Dimensions: 9.03" x 9.15"

$19.99

Enjoy more time outdoors without constantly swatting away unwanted visitors. The Patio Egg™ Mosquito Deterrent Diffuser is a simple, stylish, and DEET-free solution designed to help deter mosquitoes and other biting insects, allowing you to relax on the patio, porch, or in the garden with greater comfort. Crafted from durable ceramic, the Patio Egg slowly releases a naturally derived fragrance that helps create a more enjoyable outdoor environment. Place it on a tabletop or use the included hanging net to suspend it from patio umbrellas, pergolas, porch ceilings, or entryways—wherever you gather outdoors. Whether you're enjoying your morning coffee, hosting a backyard dinner, or unwinding after a day in the garden, the Patio Egg offers an easy, chemical-free addition to your outdoor routine. Why You'll Love It: Helps deter mosquitoes and other biting insects DEET-free fragrance for a more natural approach Durable ceramic diffuser designed for outdoor use Display on tabletops or hang from umbrellas, pergolas, porches, and entryways Perfect for patios, decks, gardens, balconies, and outdoor entertaining What's Included: One (1) Patio Egg™ Ceramic Diffuser One (1) DEET-free fragrance refill One (1) Hanging net for versatile placement Create a more comfortable outdoor space and spend less time worrying about mosquitoes—so you can focus on making memories in the garden.

$49.95

1939 5 to 7-foot shrub or 8 to 10-foot climber The Noisette heritage of this charming rose shows up in both the fragrance and the larger, very double flowers of rich, muted apricot. Dark red new shoots are characteristic of this versatile plant, which can be grown as a low, spreading shrub or as the perfect pillar rose. ‘Buff Beauty’ improves its floral display with each year. If grown as a climber, this rose will reach 8 to 10 feet.

$39.95

1967 5 to 6 feet 'Cadenza' is an excellent candidate for cutting and drying, as it tends to maintain its red coloration and doesn't blacken with age. Clusters of ruffled red petals that fade slightly to burgundy are supported on strong stems. The bush is upright and angular with large glossy leaves and gives no indication of insect or disease problems. Prior to us identifying this rose, we sold this rose as the found rose, "Annie's Red." Please note: Depending on the variety, it's possible your climber can take longer to bloom than a regular shrub. The old garden saying is "first year they sleep, second year they creep, third year they leap". Some climbers can take a few years before they put on their first blooms, but we promise... it's well worth the wait!

$39.95

1977 3 to 5 feet We discovered our favorite found rose "Katy Road Pink" was in fact 'Carefree Beauty.' Forming an open, but extremely graceful bush, 'Carefree Beauty' appears to have few insect or disease problems and is not particular about soil or growing conditions. It is free blooming, probably one of the most floriferous pink roses that we grow, with new buds appearing all the time. Large hips are a nice treat! EarthKind® rose