Queen Elizabeth RoseA Profusion of Reblooming Pink Roses Why Queen Elizabeth Roses? It's the Rose that's impressed novice gardeners and landscapers alike for the last 50 years. Living up to its name, the Queen Elizabeth Rose boasts elegant color that's worthy of a royal estate and is the second most widely grown rose after the Peace Rose. You can cut a few for indoor flower arrangements too. The Queen Elizabeth Rose's multi layered, unbelievably aromatic bloom makes the

there's virtually no upkeep required for your Peacock Hydrangea

And you'll enjoy the Bobo's blooms through September

And its eye-catching good looks last for months

Pruning: The Wax Wings™ Gold Mirror Bush doesn't require much pruning

Planting: Your Steeds Japanese Holly Shrub is highly adaptable

lower-maintenance roses

and more vibrant color than ever before

though it can tolerate shade

and choose a sunny spot for your shrub

the Minerva Rose of Sharon Althea produces few seeds

choose an area with full sun to partial shade for your Munchkin Hydrangea (simply shield it from excessive afternoon sun)

there's no fuss (though more trees mean bigger harvests)