2016 Top Hybrid Tea Rose Picks For Minnesota Gardens

Our 2016 top Hybrid Tea Rose picks for your Minnesota Garden

Chicago Peace

Zone 6-9 | Height: 4-6' | Spread: 4' | 5-5½"" Blooms | 50-60 Petals

   Hybrid Tea - Dark pink flowers have a coppery yellow base, color holds well, light fragrance, leathery glossy green foliage.

Chrysler Imperial

Zone 6-9 | Height: 3-5' | Spread: 2-4' | 4½-5"" Blooms | 40-50 Petals

   Hybrid Tea - Maroon red flowers, strong damask fragrance, semi glossy dark green foliage.

Europeana

Zone 5-9 | Height: 2-3' | Spread: 2-3' | 3"" Blooms | 25-30 Petals

   Floribunda - Double dark red flowers, light fragrance, deep green foliage.

Good As Gold

Zone 5-9 | Height: 4¼'-5¼' | Spread: 3-5' | 5"" Blooms | 30 Petals

   Deep golden orange-yellow with a hint of red, upright and bushy, grapefruit and citrus fragrance.

Heirloom

Zone 6-10 | Height: 4' | Spread: 4' | 4-5"" Blooms | 30-35 Petals

   Hybrid Tea - Deep lilac purple petals are darker at the edges, strong sweet fragrance, dark green foliage.

Jump For Joy

Zone 5-9 | Height: 2½-3½' | Spread: 2-4' | 4"" Blooms | 25 Petals

   Peachy pink flowers in large showy clusters, glossy green foliage with dark red new growth.

Love

Zone 5-10 | Height: 3' | Spread: 2-3' | 3½"" Blooms | 40-45 Petals| Variegated white and red, one of my favorite, a must have.

Mister Lincoln

Zone 6-9 | Height: 3-5' | Spread: 2' | 4-6"" Blooms | 25-40 Petals

   Hybrid Tea - Deep red ruffled flowers, strong melon fragrance, leathery dark to medium green foliage.

Olympiad

 Zone 5-9 | Height: 3-5' | Spread: 2' | 5"" Blooms | 30-35 Petals

   Hybrid Tea - Bright red flowers do not fade, light fragrance, dark green foliage.

Oregold

Zone 6-10 | Height: 5-6½' | Spread: 4' | 5-6"" Blooms | 35-40 Petals

   Hybrid Tea - Deep lemon yellow flowers, light citrus fragrance, oval dark green foliage.

Peace

 Zone 5-9 | Height: 4-6½' | Spread: 3' | 5-6"" Blooms | 40-50 Petals

   Hybrid Tea - Warm yellow blooms are edged in pink, sweet fragrance, leathery glossy dark green foliage.

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