Regan Nursery will open for bare root ordering on September 7th, 2020
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When are own root roses available for ordering?
Comments (9)I never thought about an "official" season beginning any time. I seem to remember rushing to order from Palatine in early September one year (and still getting there too late to get that rose). And it seems to me that Austin rather lags a bit behind others which are taking orders in the fall and early winter (for next spring), with Austin being more toward the early winter. Some place that I do not remember once informed me they don't take orders until after the first of the year. With own root roses growing in a pot (like Roses Unlimited), early ordering isn't as essential since they won't mail out their orders to my region until May 15, even though I keep telling them that all danger of frost has passed by late April. If I want a rose very badly and/or worry that it will get sold out, I begin haunting their online site in September, all fall and early winters if necessary--but then I order just as soon as they open for the coming season. Most years I'd guess I do most of my ordering between Xmas and New Years, with an occasional order being put in later, but I know there are a number of forum posters who already or very shortly will have their order put in. Don't think there are any hard and fast rules--unless I've just missed them somehow. : ( My two orders for next spring were made this year during late Sept. and early Oct. Good luck. Kate...See MorePalatine Roses bare root mail order for fall 2019 and spring 2020
Comments (99)SOLD OUT roses (3pm PDT 9/13/2019): Augusta Louise, Barock, Baronne Prévost, Belle Sans Flatterie, Biedermeier Garden, Black Caviar, Bullata, Butterfly, Chartreuse de Parme, Chloris, Cornelia, Dainty Bess, Double Delight, Duchesse de Montebello, Edgar Degas,Elfi von Dassanowsky, Emma Haftl, Great Maidens Blush, Grimm Brother Fairy Tale, Gros Choux d'Hollande, Kazanlik, Larissa, Mme Pierre Oger, Moonstone, Mothersday, Our Anniversary, Queen of Denmark, Reine de Violettes, Rosa gallica 'Officinalis, Rosa Mundi, Rosanna, Rose du Maître d'École, Sidonie, Skyrocket, Sunbeam Veranda, Westerland, and Yolande d'Aragon. Helen...See MoreThe Spring 2020 Order(s)!
Comments (17)Why, thank you. Louise is actually going to be a gift to a friend that loves orange blooms. I'm hoping it's a better option for a completely green (haha) gardener versus something like Fragrant Cloud or Tropicana. My friend expressed interest in Kordes's 'Las Vegas' due to its colouring, but I was leery. I don't want the first experience too riddled with black spot. Then again, almost everything here except purer rugosas and native species get black spot. Even the Eurasian Rosa eglanteria will get it here. Sooooo, in regard to the post title, I've gone rose raving mad and ordered a final slew of roses from Regan's... America (once had a sad body bag that gave lovely blooms I would cut for my Grandmothers AND Great Grandma) Blue Moon (strangely, I love those greyish blooms) Gold Glow (had this one once before when I was a high schooler and thought I didn't like it, but I do remember it performing and blooming so very well) Good as Gold Graham Thomas (own root; love the rich colour of fresh blooms with their odd, dry "tea" scent and to be honest, expect a bs disaster) Papa Meilland (absolutely loved this when I had it in the early 2000's as a high school student) Queen Elizabeth (a friend's mom had a body bag one that became a returning giant, even here in the cold North) Red Masterpiece (reminded me of a time I was with my Grandparents 2016 or before looking at plants at nurseries and garden centers in Panama City) Savannah (own root; new Kordes roses seem incredibly healthy and durable. My own Mme Anisette will be going into its third year and is doing better every year) Sedona (orange and I LOVE the scent. It is just like that of ripe pears) Sunset Celebration (something I recall being new when in high school; I also consider the celebration of experience and wisdom those in their sunset golden years have to offer us) Tess of the D'Urbervilles (own root; had a Dr. Huey grafted one in HS that grew and bloomed great but was definitely a thorny octopus) Thomas A Becket (intrigued at general description and wanted to try, but not at DAR-USA prices) White Dawn (there's something about hybrid wichuraianas I find absolutely captivating and fantasy-like versus hybrid multifloras) Whew. I think I ought to give my pocketbook a rest for the rest of the season! Happy gardening! Steven...See MoreBeautiful 2020 roses in my garden
Comments (110)Thank you Carol, Alameda, and Nola. I feel blessed to be able to grow roses in my garden and feel even more blessed to be able to share the beautiful roses with others. Here are some roses in my garden: A Night of Magic (bred by @dave_bang_roses), Ebb Tide, Princess Charlene De Monaco, and the forever graceful roses from @david_austin_roses: Jude the Obscure, Olivia Rose Austin, and Boscobel. Helen...See Morebayarea_girl_z10a_ca
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