Maggie drought tolerant often carried solitarily on upright

often carried solitarily on upright stems

"Annie's Red

an eye-catching display that repeats in flushes throughout the growing season

semi-double velvety flowers of blood-red throughout the season

Pierre S DuPont'

Maggie drought tolerant often carried solitarily on uprightUnknown 4 to 7 feet Collected by Dr. William C. Welch in Louisiana, "Maggie" has very full flowers that are large, of rich carmine rose that can darken to crimson in cool weather. They are freely produced on a vigorous, healthy bush that makes a nice hedge, specimen plant or even pillar rose. The true "rose" scent is even headier when the flowers are carried indoors. We admit to preferring this rose to the less vigorous Gruss an Teplitz, and thought