Hybrid lactiflora.  White, cream shading, carmine-red stripes, light yellow undertones.  Medium to large, double, cupped, flat bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 39" (up to 100 cm).   François-Félix Crousse (1840-1925) (1885).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid rockii, Hybrid suffruticosa.  White, dark purple flares.  Semi-double to double bloom form.  Height of 32" to 3' (80 to 90 cm).   Roger F. Anderson (1989).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  Red.  Mild fragrance.  Large, double bloom form.  Early.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of 32" (80 cm).   William S. Bockstoce (1955).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  Red, golden-yellow center.  Single bloom form.  Very early.  Height of up to 31" (up to 80 cm).   Gilbert H. Wild & Son (1983).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Light pink, buff shading.  Rose fragrance.  Full bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 3' (up to 90 cm).   François-Félix Crousse (1840-1925) (1884).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  Carmine-red.  Strong fragrance.  Large, double, bomb bloom form.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of 30" to 32" (75 to 80 cm).   Don Hollingsworth (1980).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.   Kelway (and Son) (1915).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Light pink, salmon-pink shading.  Moderate fragrance.  Double bloom form.  Late.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.   Victor Lemoine & Sons (1927).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Crimson.  Central petals tipped yellow.  USDA zone 4a through 8b.   Unknown Japanese Breeder(s) (1909).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Red.  Double, bomb bloom form.  Early.  Height of up to 33" (up to 85 cm).   Carl G. Klehm (1949).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid suffruticosa.  Carmine-red.  Serrated petals.  Medium, double bloom form.   Unknown Japanese Breeder(s).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Rose-red.  Medium, double bloom form.  Late.  Height of 30" to 39" (75 to 100 cm).   Anastasia Antonovna Sosnowetz / Сосновец (1960).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Mauve, purple shading.  Double bloom form.  Late.  Height of up to 32" (up to 80 cm).   Jacques Calot (1856).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid rockii.  White, lilac shading, black flares.  Strong fragrance.  Large, single to semi-double bloom form.   Chen Dezhong (1985).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.   Egbert Jerome Shaylor (1915).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Light pink, cream center, ages to white .  Mild to strong fragrance.  Very large, full, crown bloom form.  Mid-to-late.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of up to 28" (up to 70 cm).   François-Félix Crousse (1840-1925) (1892).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Cream.  Moderate, spicy fragrance.  Large, double, rose bloom form.  Mid-to-late.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of up to 32" (up to 80 cm).   Roy G. Klehm (1968).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Pink, lemon-yellow center, silver(y) edges.  Single, Japanese (anemone, imperial) bloom form.  Midseason.   Col. Jesse C. Nicholls (1964).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.   E. H. Krelage & Zoon (1919).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid Lutea, Tree peony.  Lemon-yellow, dark red flares.  Lemon fragrance.  Single bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 43" (up to 110 cm).   Prof. Arthur Percy Saunders (1939).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid suffruticosa, Tree peony.  Purple, dark purple flares.  Semi-double to double bloom form.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.   Unknown Japanese Breeder(s) (1926).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid rockii.  Pink to light pink, purple shading, white outer petals, purple flares.  Purple spots.  None / no fragrance.  Very large, single bloom form.  Height of up to 4' 11" (up to 150 cm).   Michel Rivière (1993).

4 favorite votes.  

Hybrid suffruticosa.  Deep pink, purple shading.  Large, semi-double, ruffled bloom form.  Midseason.   Unknown Japanese Breeder(s) (1926).

4 favorite votes.  

Intersectional Hybrid / Itoh.  White, cream center, light purple flares.  Semi-double bloom form.  Late midseason.  Height of up to 30" (up to 75 cm).   William J. Seidl (1977).

4 favorite votes.