PLEASE NOTE

Some varieties sell out early.

Please call us at 360-466-3821 to check availability

Roses are our passion.

We carry over 500 varieties of new and returning roses with diversified groups of top-rated roses for our climate. The groups include Hybrid Teas, Grandifloras, Floribundas, Climbing, Groundcover, David Austin English Roses, Rugosa, and Old Garden Roses.

Top Classics

• Julia Child – Butter-yellow blooms, excellent disease resistance, and dependable repeat flowering.
• Iceberg – A timeless white rose known for nonstop blooms and easy care.
• Mr. Lincoln – Deep red flowers with legendary fragrance and long cutting stems.
• Pope John Paul II – Elegant pure white blooms with exceptional scent.
• Just Joey – Large apricot flowers with ruffled petals and a rich fruity fragrance.

Color & Character

• Koko Loko – Unusual smoky lavender tones that shift beautifully in the light.
• Vavoom – Brilliant orange blooms that bring energy and warmth to the garden.
• Ebb Tide – Velvety purple flowers with a spicy clove fragrance.
• Chihuly – Bold striped blooms—no two flowers are alike.
• Hot Cocoa – Warm russet-red blooms with a soft, smoky undertone.

Reliable Garden Performers

• Easy Does It – Compact, disease resistant, and continuously blooming in soft apricot tones.
• Livin’ Easy – Vigorous growth with glowing orange flowers and minimal fuss.
• Bonica – A trusted landscape rose with excellent health and abundant pink blooms.
• Sally Holmes – Graceful clusters of creamy white flowers on a tall, airy plant.

Highly Fragrant Favorites

• Bolero – Creamy white blooms packed with intense perfume.
• Fragrant Cloud – Bold coral-red flowers with one of the strongest rose scents.
• Yves Piaget – Deep pink, old-fashioned blooms with luxurious fragrance.

New or Returning for 2026

• At Last – A fragrant apricot rose with modern disease resistance.
• Brick House – Bold red blooms on a compact, sturdy plant.
• Firefighter – Classic deep red roses with rich fragrance and excellent cutting stems.
• Frida Kahlo – Painterly red and yellow blooms full of personality.
• Rouge Royale – Velvety dark red flowers with exceptional scent.
• Strike It Rich – Large golden blooms with sweet fragrance and strong garden presence.

ROSE SALE

February 13th-26th

20% off

Growing Roses in the Pacific Northwest

The Pacific Northwest’s mild climate is well suited to growing exceptional roses. With a few thoughtful practices, roses will thrive and reward you with healthy growth and abundant blooms.

Soil

Good drainage is essential. Roses dislike sitting in wet soil, so amend planting areas with compost or other organic matter to improve structure and drainage.

Sunlight

Most roses require at least six hours of direct sun each day. Choose a bright location with good air circulation to support strong growth and reduce disease pressure.

Watering

Roses benefit from deep, consistent watering—especially during dry periods. Water at the base of the plant rather than overhead to help prevent powdery mildew and other fungal issues. Deep, infrequent watering encourages stronger root systems.

Winter Protection

In colder areas of the PNW, some roses benefit from added winter protection. Mulch generously around the base of plants, and consider burlap wrapping during extended cold spells. This is especially important for tree roses, where the graft union sits high on the trunk and is more exposed.

Pruning

Proper pruning keeps roses vigorous and healthy. Deadheading throughout the growing season encourages continuous bloom. We perform a hard prune in late winter—around Presidents’ Day—cutting plants back by approximately three-quarters to promote fresh, strong growth.

Disease Prevention

Select disease-resistant varieties whenever possible and space plants to allow good airflow. Organic fungicides can be helpful in managing common issues such as black spot, rust, and powdery mildew.

With the right varieties and a strong foundation of care, roses flourish in the Pacific Northwest—bringing beauty, fragrance, and joy to the garden season after season.