Veterans Honor |
![]() Veterans Honor is a grandiflora that blooms prolifically with large five inch blooms and a 25-30 petal count. Stem is 18″-22″ and the foliage is dark-green, semi-glossy. ![]() Veterans Honor is a grandiflora that blooms prolifically with large five inch blooms and a 25-30 petal count. Stem is 18″-22″ and the foliage is dark-green, semi-glossy. ![]() Veterans Honor is a grandiflora that blooms prolifically with large five inch blooms and a 25-30 petal count. Stem is 18″-22″ and the foliage is dark-green, semi-glossy. |
Veterans’ Honor was developed by Jackson & Perkins Company at the request of Under Secretary for Health and donated for planting at VHA facilities nationwide in 1999. |
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Mr. Lincoln |
![]() Mr. Lincoln Hybrid Tea Rose |
![]() Mr. Lincoln Hybrid Tea Rose |
This red rose is perfect. With hybrid tea roses prune the blooms once they have finished blooming just above the 3rd or 4th leaf below the spent bloom to bloom repeatedly during the summer. |
This has a strong rose scent that can be smelled from several feet away on a hot summer day. Mr Lincoln does exceedingly well in Texas. |
This rose will need some pruning in that it can become overly tall and suckers need to be removed. |
Olympiad |
Olympiad is a hybrid tea that does well in Texas. It was a 1984 AARS winner. |
![]() Olympiad Red Hybrid Tea Rose for Texas ![]() Olympiad Red Hybrid Tea Rose for Texas ![]() Olympiad Red Hybrid Tea Rose for Texas |
Hybrid Teas Do Better in Threes |
It is always best to purchase the highest grade roses with strong healthy canes to create a balanced and even shrub. Even so, placing hybrid tea roses in groups of three will create the maximum visual impact. |