I think Gertens has a large selection of roses. I was only there for about 5 minutes one day but it did look like they had lots. And that place is HUGE. Also, Rice Creek Gardens (Blaine), Sam Kedem (Hastings), and Orion Farm (Waverly?)has quite a few roses but they are mostly the hardy type. All three of those places have websites so you can see what they have before making a trip out there.

Don't know how fancy a tag you prefer, but I like the Amekron aluminum tags. About 3" x .75". If you order direct, the minimum order is 500 & runs 11 cents each, but I've ordered them off of e-bay in boxes of 100 for ~.16 each, IIRC. They "emboss" by writing on them with a pencil or pen. I've got perfectly legible ones 15 years old. Big enough to write lots of info on, pre-punched for wires. Nice utility tags.

A long time back, I tried stamping on antique silver plated spoons. Modern silver plated spoons do not work, because they are made of stainless steel and are too hard. Here is one of my better attempts:Many other attempts turned out poorly due to my shaky strikes. I felt horrible for ruining antique spoons that will never be made again, so I stopped my project. If I take up stamping again, I will order dog tags like yours, Cori Ann. Thanks for the idea. Your tags look fantastic. I still have the stamping tools, which were not cheap. I considered them a long term investment. Here is another possible tag idea. At pettags4less.com, I ordered these stainless steel engraved pet tags. They are $3.89 each, including shipping and engraving. That is pricey if you have a lot of roses, but I do not have that many. Only roses that prove they are survivors get one in my garden:You can engrave on both sides, so you can have the rose name on front and the breeder and year on the back if you like.

I got these pretty cheap on ebay. They are called, Impress-O-Tags. There are 100 tags to a pack. I think they also come in a copper color. They aren't super fancy but you just use a pen to press on the soft metal to impress the name. I got them about 3 yrs ago and they have held up perfectly in our hot, damp, sunny climate. They come with wires to attach them on a stem etc. I have so many plants (not just roses) that these are perfect for me. I hybridize and I can write seedling dates and other details on the back of the tags and names etc on the front so they are really handy. ~Sjn