Wow that's a lot of roses u got!im ordering for spring planting too to replace my hybrid teas ,bow bells is actually in my wish list it looks very pretty on the catalog but I don't know if it will do well here in Maryland .anyways have fun !i am excited myself for spring planting.

Wow! You must have a lot of space devoted to roses...if only we had a bigger backyard, I'd just keep adding to my wish list like that! Hopefully the fall weather holds and you can get your new ones in the ground and everything in readiness for when the big orders start to come in spring

It is fun isn't it :) I'm hoping Bow Bells will give me the look I was aiming for when I planted Austin's Cordelia, but Cordelia blows too fast for me (I'll keep her, but relocate her to a less conspicuious location). I also really would like Austin's Morning Mist, but haven't had much luck finding it.

I purchased Morning Mist from Heirloom Roses this past summer. It looks like they still have it in stock.

Here is a link that might be useful: Morning Mist at Heirloom

stlgal...yes, they are slowly taking over (sort of)...the yard is a little over an acre and so far they're only in the front flower beds and around the perimeter of the back fence...so there's still room for expansion :)

Thank you Kat...maybe I'll break down and place an Heirloom order in the spring :)

Oho, I am certain you will place another order - bare root season goes on for months yet and all those long winter evenings, poring over catalogues....Oh no, I can't believe you are done yet, my dear - you are showing all the signs of rose addiction.

I agree with campanula, definitely at least one more order in your future! And sounds like plenty of room for expansion, even without uprooting other shrubs :)

I just received my order from Palatine yesterday. Tinenke,Flaming Beauty and Lynette. I just dug a 2'deep hole and buried them till spring!

Lol, and do I seriously believe this is your last order? I don't think so! It's an addiction! From one rose-aholic to another!