Angel Gardens Pre-Order 2013 from overseas nurserys

11 years ago

La Roseraie du Desert

Mme. E. Soufrain, Noisette, Chauvry 1897

Gribaldo Nicola, Tea-Noisette, Soupert & Notting 1890

Princesse Etienne de Croy, Tea, Ketten 1898

Mme. Julie Lassen, Noisette, Nabonnand 1880

Anna Jung,

Isabella Ducrot,

Isabella Nabonnand, Tea, Nabonnand 1875

Lady Mary Corry, Tea, Dickson 1900

Mrs. Myles Kennedy,

Mlle la Comtesse de Leusse, Tea, Nabonnand 1878

LÃÂ¼Abondance,

Mrs. Herbert Hawksworth,

Vicomtesse d Avesne, Noisette, Roeser 1848

Mme. la Comtesse de Caserta,

Mme. Emilie Charron, Tea, Perrier 1895

Mme. Pierre Cochet, Noisette, Cochet 1891

Phillipa Pirette, Shrub,

Duarte de Oliveira, Noisette, Brassac 1879

Lady Roberts, Tea, Cant 1902

Oscar Chauvry,

Marie Robert, Polyantha, Moreau-Robert 1850

Roseraie Fabien Ducher

Jean de Luxembourg

Belle de la Carniere

Salmon Wings

Eugene Boulet

Beaute de lÃÂ¼Europe

Emile Cramon

Souvenir de Lucien Massad

Belle Cuivree

Catherine Soupert

Jacques Latouche

Florence Ducher

Marie Ducher

Souvenir de George Pernet, Cl.

Mme Letuve de Colnet

Mme. Jules Grevy

Souvenir de Docteur OÃÂ¼Donnell Brown

Ornement des Bosquets

Louise Catherine Breslau

Lyon Rose

Chateau de Clos Vougeot, Cl.

Comte de Torres

Tahiti

Rosenschule - Ruf

Rosa Zwerg

Wild Eagle

Lovely Meidiland

Rouge Meilove

Annapurna

Chippendale

Golden Border

Wild Fox

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jerijen
11 years ago
VERY impressive!!! And tempting, too. :-)

Jeri
JessicaBe
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11 years ago
Here is the whole list from there website :)... I know isn't it so very tempting!!!

Here is a link that might be useful: Angel Gardens
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TNY78
11 years ago
I already reserved some last year...can't wait!

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Mme Julie Lassen

There's so many Teas and Noisette's on the list though...since I'm kind of on the border of zones 6/7 I'm afraid to invest too much in those two rose classes :(

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windeaux
11 years ago
Tammy -- You made a great selection when you ordered the Bourbon, 'Mme Letuve de Colnet'. I don't have it, of course, but have admired it GREATLY in public gardens during my travels. I've no idea how long it takes to mature, but it's a rose that you're not going to be moving around, so give a lot of thought to its placement in your garden -- and give it a sturdy support. It's truly a choice rose.
nastarana
11 years ago
On first look, I saw nothing for cold zoners, alas. Lots of interesting tea-noisettes.
strawchicago z5
11 years ago
Nastarana: Check out Chippendale, Niels in zone 5b grows that one, he likes it. It's very healthy, tons of bloom for him.
jeannie2009
11 years ago
Thank you JessicaBe for the heads up. Gosh I wish I could order one of each...after looking and looking again I'll be pre-ordering:
Eugene Boulet
Beaute de l'Europe
Mme Letuve de Colnet
Chateau de Clos Vougeot
Wish they were coming today.
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Terry Crawford
11 years ago
Nastarana, When Cliff offered 'Louise Catherine Breslau', I ordered this beauty and it's done fine for me in Zone 5b without any winter protection.
Tessiess, SoCal Inland, 9b, 1272' elev
11 years ago
Thanks Jessica for starting this thread. It was a good reminder to order some of these roses. I also think Mme Letuve de Colnet is gorgeous (she looks rather like Grandmother's Hat to me).

So I sent in a request for:

Mme. Letuve de Colnet
Annapurna
Florence Ducher
Marie Robert

Florence Ducher is named after the breeder's wife, always a good sign.;) Annapurna looks to be an excellent white (and I need more white roses). Marie Robert looks appealing and different than what has been in commerce as indicated on HMF.

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JessicaBe
Original Author
11 years ago
Your welcome, there was a post a few months ago about tammy TNY going overseas and bring a rose home and it got taken away by customs (LOL) well we got to talking (sort of) about importing roses, so that gave me the incentive to do this post just in case there are any roses anyone wants that cant get that are on the list. :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Tammy's post hehe (sorry tammy but its funny)
TNY78
11 years ago
LOL...thanks Jessica :) I've decided to go about things the legal way after that little fiasco!
fogrose
11 years ago
Hi everyone,

I sent an email to Angel Gardens a few days ago after I saw the original post. Has anyone received a confirmation of their order because I have had no response? I've never ordered from them so I don't know their routine. I also left a phone message today.

I ordered Mme. E. Soufrain and Duarte de Oliveira. Noisettes do well here in fogland.

Diane

Appreciate any information.
JessicaBe
Original Author
11 years ago
Fogrose that is just to put you on the list, reserve them so to speak. The ordering isn't done till February.

I do ordered from them, Pam is super nice :) She will email you back, maybe not right away usually, but she will
fogrose
11 years ago
Hi JessicaBe,

Thanks for your response. Pam emailed me today.

Diane

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