Download Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection

Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection
Rose types:
Antique: Historic roses, disease tolerant, old-fashioned form, fragrant and hardy.
Climbers: Used for camouflage, fence or trellis plantings; long canes.
Damask: Recurring bloom, large shrub (5-7'), large double blooms in pinks and whites, fragrant.
English: Fully double, cupped, packed with close layers of petals; old world roses crossed with modern roses.
Floribunda: Clusters of small to medium size blooms on vigorous and bushy plants.
Foetida: Ancient bright yellow rose originating in Middle East; parent of today's yellow roses.
Grandiflora: Hybrid tea roses with clusters of large to medium size flowers on long stems.
Hybrid perpetual: First roses to have repeat blooms, bred in 1840.
Hybrid tea: Flowers are generally produced one to a stem on plants that range from 2 to 6 feet.
Meidiland Shrubs: Bred in France by the Meilland family, good for ground cover and erosion control.
Miniature: Three feet or shorter, extremely hardy, suitable for container gardening; small leaves and flowers.
New Generation: Roses grown on their own roots, not grafted on other root stock.
Patio Trees: Roses trained to tree-form, used as walkway, deck and patio accents; not winter hardy in this area.
Polyantha: Short (1-3'), wider than tall, small flowers in large clusters.
Romantica & Modern Antique: Old-fashioned flower form and fragrance; more disease resistant, more compact; repeat bloom.
Rugosa: Ancient rose native to Japan; large hips; introduced to U.S. in 1700s.
Shrub: Year-round interest, everblooming, excellent as barrier plantings.
Shrublet: Compact, bushy; small leaves, masses of small flowers, disease resistant.
Sunblaze: A family of small, hardy roses, 16-18 inches tall and wide, 1.5- to 2.5-inch blooms.
13 Archie St. Auburn, NY 13021 • (315) 253-3030 • dickmanfarms.com
Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection
Hybrid Teas
Item #
Name
Color
Description
Est. Mature
Size
Sun Req.
127336
All My Loving HT Rose
Orange
Soft tea with slight spice fragrance. Large flowers.
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
127339
Barbra Streisand HT Rose
Strong rose and citrus blossom scent. Large flowers.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
113067
Double Delight HT Rose
Pink
Red with
White
Strong spicy rose fragrance. Prolific bloomer.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
118708
Good As Gold HT Rose
Orange
Grapefruit and citrus fragrance. Bold color.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
113062
Mister Lincoln HT Rose
Strong damask rose fragrance. Velvety quality flower.
6'X5'
SUN PT SUN
120915
Neil Diamond HT Rose
Red
Pink with
White
Intense sweet and classic rose striped pink and white flower.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
113085
Neptune HT Rose
Lavender
Powerful sweet rose fragrance. Extra large flowers.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
120919
Oklahoma HT Rose
Dark Red
Strong rose fragrance. Velvety black red flower.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
127340
Opening Night HT Rose
Deep red, velvety blooms hold color well.
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
107512
Peace HT Rose
Red
Pink and
Yellow
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
113068
Pope John Paul II HT Rose
White
Mild fruity fragrance. Lemony yellow edged pink flower.
Strong citrus blossom fragrance. Increased disease
tolerance.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
124732
Pretty Lady HT Rose
Pink
Sweet spicy fragrance.
4'X5'
SUN PT SUN
115274
Sugar Moon HT Rose
White
Intense sweet citrus and rose scent. Pure white flower.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
127341
Sunset Celebration HT Rose
Moderate fruity fragrance. Sunset hued flowers.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
115263
Tahitian Sunset HT Rose
Apricot
Apricot
Pink
Strong fruit & rose fragrance. 5" flowers.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Floribunda
Item #
Name
111031
Cinco de Mayo FL Rose
113053
Colorific FL Rose
Color
Smokey
Orange
Salmon
Description
Unusual color blend of smoked lavender turning rusty
orange.
Mild fruity fragrance.
Est. Mature
Size
Sun. Req.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
13 Archie St. Auburn, NY 13021 • (315) 253-3030 • dickmanfarms.com
Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection
Pink
Golden
Yellow
120914
Doris Day FL Rose
110800
Easy Does It FL Rose
105013
Easy Going FL Rose
127337
Easy To Please FL Rose
124785
George Burns FL Rose
105014
Hot Cocoa FL Rose
113060
Julia Child FL Rose
118702
Jump For Joy FL Rose
115268
Ketchup & Mustard FL Rose
111063
Livin Easy FL Rose
105004
Apricot
Golden
Yellow
Red
Yellow
and Ruby
Smokey
Orange
Golden
Yellow
Strong fruity and sweet spice scent.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Moderate fruity fragrance. Increased disease tolerance.
3'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Moderate fruity fragrance. Increased disease tolerance.
3'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Moderate clove. Increased disease tolerance.
3'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Strong fruit and citrus scent. Yellow with red streaks.
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Moderate old rose. Increased disease tolerance.
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Strong apple and rose scent. Own Root.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Peach
Red with
Yellow
Mild apple scent. Peachy-pink flowers.
Ketchup red and mustard yellow center margin & red
bicolor flowers.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Moderate fruity scent. Own root.
3'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Moondance FL Rose
Orange
Creamy
White
Light raspberry fragrance. Tolerant to mildew.
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
116073
Oh My! FL Rose
Dark Red
Makes a lovely bushy hedge. Increased disease tolerance.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
107506
Shockwave FL Rose
SUN PT SUN
Sunsprite FL Rose
Consistent bright yellow flowers.
Strong sweet licorice fragrance. Increased disease
tolerance.
4'X4'
105002
Yellow
Bright
Yellow
3'X3'
SUN PT SUN
127335
Violet's Pride FL Rose
Lavender
Strong grapefruit and spice fragrance.
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Miniature
Item #
Name
Color
115276
All A'Twitter Mini Rose
113078
113086
Description
Est. Mature
Size
Sun Req.
Bold orange blooms.
2.5'X2.5'
SUN PT SUN
Daddy's Little Girl Mini Rose
Orange
Pink with
White
Consistently cute in all climates.
12"X18"
SUN PT SUN
Lemon Drop Mini Rose
Yellow
Old fashioned formed flowers. Own root.
1.5'X1.5'
SUN PT SUN
13 Archie St. Auburn, NY 13021 • (315) 253-3030 • dickmanfarms.com
Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection
Yellow
with
Orange
113079
Rainbow's End Mini Rose
113080
Starla Mini Rose
118711
You're The One Mini Rose
White
Pink and
White
Purple Pavement Rugosa
Rose
Purple
Red
Proven consistant preformer. Own Root.
1.5'X1.5'
SUN PT SUN
Slightly fruity fragrance. Own Root.
1.5'X2'
SUN PT SUN
Mild apple scent. Perfect mini hybrid tea. Own Root.
2'X2'
SUN PT SUN
Strong spice fragrance. Increased disease tolerance.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Rugosa
105011
Grandiflora
Item #
Name
Color
Description
Orange
and Red Bi-color flower. Light fragrance.
Golden
Tan w/
Pink
Spicy, fruit fragrance. Strong Stems.
115271
About Face GR Rose
120918
Anna's Promise GR Rose
110801
105035
Ch-Ching! GR Rose
Coretta Scott King GR
Rose
Dream Come True GR
Rose
Yellow
Coral
Orange
Yellow
& Ruby
113064
Gold Medal GR Rose
122620
Melody Perfume GF Rose
104996
116075
118703
Est. Mature
Size
Sun Req.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Strong sweet spice and fruit fragrance.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Moderate tea and spice fragrance. Good disease tolerance.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Tea rose fragrance. Increased disease tolerance.
5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Yellow
Rich fruity fragrance. Good disease tolerance.
6'X5'
SUN PT SUN
Heavy old rose fragrance. Prolific clusters.
4'X4'
SUN PT SUN
Strike It Rich GR Rose
Plum
Golden
Yellow
Strong sweet spice & fruit. Increased disease tolerance.
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
Twilight Zone GR Rose
Purple
Strong clove and spice scent. Double old fashion flower.
3.5'X4'
SUN PT SUN
13 Archie St. Auburn, NY 13021 • (315) 253-3030 • dickmanfarms.com
Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection
Item #
Name
Color
Cherry
Red
113073
All Ablaze CL Rose
115265
Autumn Sunset CL Rose
105006
Description
Est. Mature Sun Req.
Size
Slight spice scent. Blooms on old and new wood.
10’ Long
SUN PT SUN
Strong fruit fragrance. Blooms on old and new wood.
10’ Long
SUN PT SUN
Don Juan CL Rose
Apricot
Dark
Red
Strong rose scent. Blooms on old and new wood.
15’ Long
SUN PT SUN
113075
Iceberg CL Rose
White
Honey fragrance. Increased disease tolerance.
118697
Pearly Gates CL Rose
Strong spice and rose scent. Blooms on old and new wood.
15' Long
SUN PT SUN
105007
Sky's The Limit CL Rose
SUN PT SUN
Tropical Lightning CL Rose
Light fruity fragrance. Hardy. Increased disease tolerance.
Moderate fruity scent. Dark orange flower with cream
streaks.
10' Long
127338
Pink
Butter
Yellow
Orange
Red
6-10' Long
SUN PT SUN
SUN PT SUN
English
Roses
Item #
120124
112481
126738
110872
Description
Abraham Darby Eng Rose
Darcey Bussell Eng Rose
Falstaff Eng Rose
Graham Thomas Eng Rose
Color
Apricot
Crimson
Red
Yellow
114880
126739
Munstead Wood Eng Rose
Olivia Rose Eng Rose
Red
Pink
Description
Fruity fragrance. Large apricot flower. Hardy.
Medium fruity scent. Short habit.
Old Rose scent. Crimson purple flower.
Strong tea rose fragrance. Large flowers. Vigorous.
Strong old rose fragrance. Large blooms. Increased disease
tolerance.
Heavy fruity scent. Soft pink. Increased disease tolerance.
Est. Mature
Size
5'X5'
3'X3'
4'X3'
5'X5'
Sun Req.
SUN PT SUN
SUN PT SUN
SUN PT SUN
SUN PT SUN
3'X5'
4'X3'
SUN PT SUN
SUN PT SUN
13 Archie St. Auburn, NY 13021 • (315) 253-3030 • dickmanfarms.com
Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection
Shrub
Item #
Name
105823 Double Pink Knockout Rose
105018 Double Knockout Rose
106161 Pink Knockout Shrub Rose
108223 Sunny Knockout Rose
111039 White Out (Knockout) Rose
105023 Knockout Shrub Rose
117410 Double Pink Knockout Rose
Color
Pink
Description
Own root. Hardy. Increased disease tolerance.
Light Sweet scent. Hardy own root. Increased disease
Cherry red tolerance.
Bright
Light Fragrance. Own Root. Hardy. Increased disease
Pink
tolerance.
Yellow
Hardy. Light Fragrance
White
Hardy. Light Fragrance
Tea rose fragrance. Own root. Hardy. Increased disease
Cherry red tolerance.
Pink
On own root. Hardy. Increased disease tolerance.
Est. Mature
Growth
Sun Req.
4’x4’
FULL SUN
4’x4’
SUN PT SHD
3’x4’
3’x4’
3’x4’
SUN PT SUN
SUN PT SUN
SUN PT SUN
3’x4’
4’x4’
SUN PT SHD
FULL SUN
Ground
Cover
Item #
111174
113343
Name
White Flower Carpet GC Rose
Yellow Flower Carpet GC Rose
124779 Rainbow Happy Trails GC Rose
Color
White
Yellow
Pink and
Yellow
Description
Hardy. Prolific Bloomer.
Hardy. Prolific Bloomer.
Est. Mature
Growth
Sun Req.
2’x6’
Full Sun
2’x6’
Full Sun
Mild tea and fruity scent. Powerhouse bloomer.
4" GC
SUN PT SUN
Most of our roses are grafted varieties. The graft (knobby area near the base of the canes) should be planted a minimum of two to three inches below soil line. This provides better
winter protection. Plant in full sun in well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Dig the hole twice as wide as the root system and deep enough to get the graft below soil line. Thoroughly
mix organic matter (two to four shovels full of compost or 7 Year Gold manure) into the soil. Remove from the pot. If many roots encircle the root ball, make three or four shallow
scores with a sharp knife. Set the root ball in the hole, backfill with the mixture of native soil and organic matter, tamp lightly and water deeply with 5 gallons of water. Use of BioTone
Starter Plus will stimulate new root growth. Water deeply every 3-5 days until well established, then once a week as needed. Watering in early a.m. allows the foliage to be dry
13 Archie St. Auburn, NY 13021 • (315) 253-3030 • dickmanfarms.com
Dickman Farms 2017 Rose Selection
before evening, reducing disease risk. A 2-3” layer of bark mulch will help keep the soil moist and retard weed growth.
Approximately two weeks after planting begin fertilizing with a low nitrogen fertilizer, such as Rose-tone, Neptune’s Harvest or Gro-tone. Your last fertilizer application for the season
should be no later than mid-August. Deadhead regularly to promote quick reblooming. If you need to transplant a rose, do it in the early spring while the plant is still dormant. Prune
the plant back to 18-24”, dig the root ball, and move to its new location. Plant it following the above instructions.
Pruning: Remove dead growth and suckers (grow from beneath the graft), weak or crossing canes. When deadheading, cut back to 1/4” above a 5-leaflet leaf that faces the outside
of the plant. For climbers, every 2-3 years cut back oldest canes to ground. This allows younger canes to develop. This helps with sunlight and air circulation for healthier, strong
rose plants.
TREE ROSES
We recommend that tree roses be grown in a pot. They are top-grafted and are sensitive to winter kill. Place the pot on your deck or patio or sink a larger pot into a garden bed and
drop the tree rose pot into it. This makes it easy to retrieve the rose for winter protection.
INSECT AND DISEASE CONTROL
Aphids: masses of small, soft insects on buds, new growth, and leaves. Color is usually green but can also be red or black. Control with insecticidal spray such as Neem oil or
insecticidal soap, or with a granular systemic insecticide applied to the ground. Ladybugs are a natural control; both adults and larvae eat aphids.
Japanese Beetles: Leaves show numerous holes, often skeletonized. Beetles are metallic brown with a green head. They are usually present late June through August. Control with
insect sprays such as Sevin, Pyrethrin, or Neem oil. Beetle traps are helpful if placed at least 10’ downwind of your plants. You can also knock the beetles off into a pail of hot soapy
water; wait one hour then throw them on the compost pile.
Thrips: Leaves and flowers are distorted, shredded, or discolored. Use a systemic insecticide labeled for Thrips, such as Bonide Systemic Rose and Flower care, or spray with
Pyrethrin.
Caterpillars: Chew holes in leaves. Spray with Pyrethrin, BT, Sevin, or use a granular systemic.
Powdery Mildew, Downy Mildew, Blackspot: Spray every 7-10 days with a fungicide such as Daconil (Fungonil) Serenade or Rose 3 in 1. Spray upper and lower leaf surface. For
both insect and disease control, rotate the products you use to avoid resistance (alternate products monthly)
WINTER CARE
Bush-type roses:
Stop deadheading roses in September. Rose hips will form, helping the plants to harden off and go dormant (flowers will still be produced for several weeks, weather permitting). In
late fall tall canes can be cut back to two feet to avoid breakage by heavy snow and ice. Clean up all debris. Spray with a Fungicide. Mound loose mulch over plants to a depth of 18”,
or use 6” of compost. In spring remove this mulch a few inches at a time as the weather warms.
Climbing roses:
Same as for bush-type except DO NOT cut them back. Tie canes securely to fence, arbor or trellis. Spray with a Wilt Pruf to prevent desiccation. If the area is very windy wrap burlap
around the canes. Trim back winter-killed growth in the spring.
Tree roses:
When the tree rose has gone dormant bring pot and all into an attached garage with windows. Place the rose near the house wall. Check occasionally to be sure soil is slightly moist. If
necessary prune back branches to 12-15”
13 Archie St. Auburn, NY 13021 • (315) 253-3030 • dickmanfarms.com