White & Cream
Classic light blooms, from crisp white exhibition roses to creamy ivory blends.
Reference
Colors
This garden leans heavily toward fragrant pinks and classic reds, but it also includes clean whites, warm apricots, clear yellows, and a few harder-to-classify blends. Roses below are grouped by the dominant bloom color listed on each profile page.
White
6
Pink
15
Red
11
Yellow
7
Purple
2
Apricot / Orange
4
Bronze / Brown
1
Guide
Color families in this garden
Some roses here are bi-colors or blends, so this page groups them by the dominant color shown in each rose profile rather than by every accent tone in the bloom.
Pink
The largest color family in the garden, ranging from shell pink climbers to saturated old-rose tones.
Red
Deep, saturated reds dominate the classic rose profile side of the garden.
Yellow & Gold
Sunny yellows ranging from soft butter tones to stronger golden blooms.
Apricot & Orange
Warm blends that sit between peach, copper, apricot, and orange.
Purple
A small but distinctive group with silver-lilac tones that stand out in the beds.
Bronze & Brown
Unusual smoky and bronze tones do not fit neatly into the standard rose color buckets, so they deserve their own group.
Highlights
A few color anchors
Representative roses that help define the overall color palette of the garden.
White
Honor
A clean white exhibition-style rose that sets the tone for the lightest end of the collection.
Pink
Heritage
Soft pink, petal-filled blooms that represent the strongest color family in the garden.
Red
Fragrant Cloud
One of the garden's most saturated reds, with fragrance strong enough to merit its own reputation.
Yellow
Michaelangelo
A strong golden yellow that anchors the warm end of the garden without drifting into orange.
Apricot / Orange
Abraham Darby
Apricot blend blooms that show why a dedicated warm-toned section works better than forcing these roses into yellow.
Bronze / Brown
Distant Drums
An outlier in the best way: smoky bronze tones that justify a category beyond the usual rose-color shorthand.
Apricot / Orange
LivinEasy
Bright apricot-orange clusters that make the warm palette feel lively rather than muted.