Roses - Current Availability

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What are bare-root roses?

Bare-root roses are grown in a field, then harvested during their dormant season for shipping. The soil has been removed from the roots, giving them the name “bare-root”. The roots must be kept moist and frost-free until they are planted in the ground. Advantages of purchasing plants bare-root include affordability and ease of transport and planting. Our next shipment of bare-root roses arrives in March 2027.


Our Current Potted Rose Selection:

Inventory list last updated November 9th, 2026

NameDescription
Rose Climbing 'William Booth' (Explorer Series)Medium, single blooms that fade to light pink repeatedly from June to September. Good disease resistance. Spreading to trailing habit. Prefer full sun, moist, well drained, rich, fertile soil
Rose D. Austin 'Princess Anne'Classic deep pink blooms. 4' x 3' Fragrance - medium, tea. Prefer full sun, moist, well drained, rich, fertile soil
Rose Floribunda 'Cinco de Mayo'Profuse blooming of unique smokey lavendar and rusty red/orange flowers. Moderate fragrance. Prefer full sun, moist, well drained, rich, fertile soil
Rose Floribunda 'Frida Kahlo'Scarlet red striped gold/blush. Med. upright habit Fragrance - mild fruity. Disease resistant Prefer full sun, moist, well drained, rich, fertile soil
Rose Rambler 'The Albrighton Rambler - D.A.'Small, soft pink, pale to blush. 12' rambler Fragrance - light musk. Prefer full sun, moist, well drained, rich, fertile soil
Rose Shrub 'Meidiland Pink'Single pink flowers with white eye, 2-3', good for mass planting, low maintenance & disease resistant. Prefer full sun, moist, well drained, rich, fertile soil
Rose Shrub 'Meidiland White'Double white flowers, 1-2', good for mass planting, low maintenance and disease resistant. Prefer full sun, moist, well drained, rich, fertile soil