If you would like to have roses shipped during the summer, please contact us for possible ship Mondays. We do not recommend shipping in the heat but will try and work with customers, please contact us for a Monday ship date (needs to be confirmed prior to shipping).
Orders can be placed for fall shipment--you can either pay at time of ordering through PayPal or mark Pay by Check and request invoicing through PayPal a week prior to fall shipping or send a check to be received at least a week before shipping.
Inventory up-dated on 06/11/10. Next inventory up-date will be late August. Some roses are limited in numbers. Some roses will not be restocked after they are sold out. Our plan is to reduce the inventory numbers by next year. Check out our larger containers available at the nursery for sale!!
Order by Thursday the week prior to your desired shipping date. If you would like a different ship date, please put the date in the Comment Box. If you pay by check, check must be received by the Thursday prior to shipment. NO shipments to California, Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico.
If you are ordering MORE than 6 roses, you will need to place SEPARATE orders, one order for 6 roses, 2nd order for rest of the roses up to 6 per box/order. The largest box that we ship is a 6-rose-box therefore automatic calculation of more than 6 roses is not available.For our local customers, place your orders on-line and indicate 'pick-up'. In the comment box or by e-mail, request a Saturday pick-up date and we will confirm the date or give other Saturday options. Local Customers, check out 'Larger Container-Local' page for roses available in 2.5--3 gallon containers.
Local Sales: 1st Saturday--10 am till 2-3 pm. No official sale Saturdays during July & August. If you would like to come to the nursery, please contact us to make Saturday arrangements.
Old
Garden Roses are beautiful, fragrant and easy to grow. They can live
with neglect but with care they will thrive. OGRs are tough survivors
grown before the use of chemical sprays and fertilizers.
Their
flowers vary in form and color according to variety. Some look like
5-petaled apple blossoms, others are round and full. Their fragrances
can range from slight to strong.
There is a past with each Old
Garden Rose that you grow. It was taken from a cutting of a rose that
was taken from a cutting of a rose all the way back to the original
plant. It is part of a plant that crossed the Atlantic Ocean during the
1800's or crossed America in a covered wagon with a pioneer family
taking part of their past to their new home.
Enjoy your Old Garden Roses and be sure to always take a moment to Stop and Smell the Roses!!!
What are Earth Kind Roses?
The Earth Kind Rose Program began in 1996 after landscape professionals asked Texas A&M University researcher Dr. George for recommendations on roses that not only gave outstanding performance in the southern garden but were low maintenance. Testing was started in 1996 in the worst conditions for roses. The roses did not receive any supplemental watering after the first year, they were never pruned other than to remove dead wood and they were never sprayed. The only thing added to the roses was a 4 inch layer of hardwood chip mulch each year. The Earth Kind Roses are: Belinda's Dream, Caldwell Pink (Pink Pet), Carefree Beauty, Climbing Pinkie, Ducher, Duchesse de Brabant, Knock Out, Else Poulsen, Marie Daly, Mutabilis, New Dawn, Perle d'Or, Sea Foam, Souv. de St. Anne, Spice and The Fairy.
What are Dr. Griffith Buck Roses?