Something interesting you may enjoy! Grace Rose Farm is selling plants
4 years ago
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Hi Friends! It’s that time of year where we take stock of our roses and decide on which roses we’re going to add to the farm. This means we have plants that need new homes so we’d like to offer them to flower farmers looking to add to their rose collection!
💗 Flower Farmers 💗
Details: These are popular cutting varietals we will still grow and we’re just looking to thin out some of our inventory. All plants are 5 years old, very high yield production, organically fed and maintained, grafted roses. They are extremely large, with significant, healthy, thick canes. These are not starter plants or small bare roots you will need to wait to cut from and thus are priced accordingly. There will be a significant minimum of plants to purchase and buyers will be responsible for pickup or shipping. They will be shipped dormant this winter.
To inquire, please leave a note below and we’ll contact you privately to let you know which varietals we have available and costs. Thank you!
"Below" means on their Instagram post which can be found here. https://www.instagram.com/gracerosefarm/ Scroll down to the image below on their page and click on it to open the post above so you may contact them. I tried posting it from the open page but HOUZZ doesn't appear to play nicely with Instagram and it won't work.
Likely not indicative of the specific varieties they wish to offload, but sharing the image the company posted to illustrate their wares. Beautiful!
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From the Curator of The Nursery at Grace Rose Farm
Comments (19)There is something about the aura and mystery of many of these roses that have been around much longer than my lifetime and may have originated in faraway places that makes them worth so much more than what a local store or nursery may carry. They are very precious parts of my garden experience. My increasing tiredness makes it difficult for me to get out much now, and being able to receive roses in the mail is a necessity now as much as a luxury. Of course I shouldn't be buying more roses at all, but Zalud House and President de Carnot are following me into my dreams. I want to say that knowing that the people who care for these wonderful roses at this nursery are also being cared for makes me very happy. We're all in this together, and this by no means easy work deserves adequate compensation....See MoreGrace Rose Farm vs. Menagerie Farm and Flower
Comments (32)@DDinSB (Z10b Coastal CA) Here is a pic of my Stephen Rulo before he gets the top chopped off. Look down to see the small shoot that's emerging... that's Stephen. The rest is the multiflora understock, which will be cut off right above the shoot Here is Oksana, a budded maiden I received a year ago. Look down at the base, and you'll see an old cut-off stem, which was the understock I cut off. And here is one of the Westminster Pinks I sent budwood to Steve for, and received a year ago. It's pretty easy to see where the understock was cut off. I just trimmed this one a couple of days ago Hope this helps you picture budded maidens! (as always, click on the pics to enlarge)...See MoreGrace Rose Farm vs Michael Frances Roses
Comments (16)i received GRF refund and was satisfied. GRF legal Case w/ M. was dismissed by Grace, I see on her request form above posted. . Therefore, no oroof of any wrong doing by either party. Best not to continue to claim “dismissed allegations“ or opinions. From my experience , GRF own root roses season 2024 were possibly damaged due to “surprise Polar Blast freeze March whole week 2024, “ no fault to anyone, may have happened in transit or at GRF.which had some growth damaged leaves & black canes resulting. I had same damage to some of my roses on property that freeze week, too as did many people across the nation. It only takes several hours for a small own-root 6” rose to have frost burn on canes or root damage which later turns into dried leaves & black canes. Then GRF tried to grow them to recover which resulted in unforseen delays. Then the own-root roses were damaged again sometimes when shipped in later hotter June for me & hot weather shipping for others with wilted dried leaves. They were small own-roots roses. My GRF rose was about 6 inches tall, Notting Hill rose. My rose did not survive the shipping and GRF refunded me. It was a series of unfortunate events. GRF is an innovative rose farm & florist with many positive possibilities. Francis is the largest grower in the western hemisphere with a good reputation. . I would wish all nurseries well!...See MoreGrace Rose Farm...wherever I go, there you are!
Comments (31)Hi Moses -- I use a Mac (not a PC), and I use Firefox as my browser to surf the web. But whatever you use, if you do a search of "help" and ask it to clear your cookies and your "cache" you could get rid of all the tracking things that have been downloaded and/or activated. But this won't protect you from new ones. Just clears out the old ones. But that's useful, too. Be warned, however, that if you rely on being able to just open up your computer and go right to all your favorite places and already be logged in -- clearing your cookies and your cache will also re-set all of those, too. You can manually delete some cookies, but not all, but it's tedious and time consuming and you miss some. You might want to ask someone near to you (relative or friend) to help you put some security in place. Or you can just live with being tracked. Welcome to the brave, new world! :-(...See MoreRelated Professionals
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