Palatine Roses bare root mail order for fall 2019 and spring 2020
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Roses by mail order - impressions of different antique rose vendors
Comments (25)One thing to keep in mind about 'Edgar Degas' not being available until 2018 is that if its patent began when it was introduced in 1997 -- and it lasts 20 years -- that may be why Linda won't be making it available until then, since she can't begin to propagate it without paying royalties until 2017. I don't have much to add, since all the nurseries I've used have been mentioned. I will say that I do have them ranked in terms of whom I ask first when seeking particular roses: Long Ago Roses and Burlington Roses get asked first, because of high quality and very reasonable prices. If they don't have what I want, then I check Rose Petals Nursery or Angel Gardens. These two are also top-notch, but cost including shipping is a bit higher, though not much. These two also tend to specialize in what grows well for them in Florida, so don't expect much in the way of once-blooming old Europeans, though there are a few tucked in. For those cold-hardy oldies, I check High Country Roses. They also have a few hard-to-find species. If there's still something I can't find, I check Rogue Valley Roses or Roses Unlimited. RVR has an amazing selection, but their bands are at the higher end of the spectrum. Also expect about 10% or so to come mislabeled, but my experience is that 1) it's usually nearby alphabetically, so you sometimes end up with something you didn't know you wanted, and 2) if you do need a replacement, emailing some pics and calling the office will get the mistake corrected. RU also has a great selection, but they lean more toward the moderns than does RVR. But they also send hefty 1gal plants. This also means shipping is a bit more if you're not on the east coast, but it's not that bad since I'm in NJ. If I need something with faster impact, I go with RU. If I don't mind nursing something along, I go with RVR. I haven't mentioned Heirloom because I haven't ordered from them since the company changed hands. I will say that they're going more in the direction of modern roses, and the few remaining oldies I can easily find elsewhere. So it's not that I ever had a problem with their roses -- it's just that there isn't as much that they have which catches my eye. But I wouldn't hesitate to order from them should that change. :-) ~Christopher...See MoreAutumn planting bare root roses? Z5
Comments (22)I plant in EARLY spring. Thus the crazy lady with the shovel in her snowsuit with scarf and hat. If we have thawing in late March, I am out there. Sometimes I can only dig a shovel deep a day, and then have to wait a bit to let the dirt thaw. I then plant the biggest roses I can find which are Austen roses from DAR, either grafted or own root. The rose comes up like it was planted the year before, not knowing it was ever out of the dirt. For those who don't know, I plant my roses deep. Rebecca...See MoreAnxious about so many bare root roses in spring
Comments (20).Thank you for sharing your best with me (everyone) so, so much. I miss all of you guys. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. Just have not been able to join the forum. Well, this must have been the most prescient thing I have ever stated. Those structures we were supposed to build by end of May, I dont know if they will be built by next May. My husband does not want anyone coming over for the foreseeable future until there is more information about infectivity going down. well here are my roses from Regans and Edmunds soaking then after a few weeks they all leafed out but did not look like they were dying: finally got them all potted by mid May after soaking about three weeks At the time of planting they all *seemed* fine. Leafed out in a big way but healthy. Now I think there may be some issues. :( :( :( I am making a separate post. I got a few bare root roses from Plalatine which I planted in ground or in grow bags the next day and those are doing great. I just got my David Austin roses which are now soaking. I will pot them up this weekend. (Not supposed to say this but I think I did get too many roses. There wont be much room left to walk.)...See MoreRegan Nursery will open for bare root ordering on September 7th, 2020
Comments (60)Regan’s called me last week to tell me they couldn’t ship to Mississippi. I’m so bummed! I hate losing all those roses that were on my list. A local nursery has Sweet Spirit sothats a plus. This was just unexpected. Honestly I was most excited about Easy Does It. This one had been on my wishlist for years. Also, another local nursery has some Brindabellas but they lost the tags so won’t know the colors for another few weeks. I’ll probably pick up a few sweet spirits and a few brindabellas to cover what I would have received from regan’s. Has this happened to anyone else? Just don’t know why they waited so long to contact me when I ordered first thing in Sept....See MoreBenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14)
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