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1 and 2 Gallon Own Root Potted Roses Available for Sale at the Garden Open Every Day from 9 to 4.
Can be shipped anytime of year!
We have teamed with one of the best growers in the industry with over 30 years of experience to bring you 1 & 2 gallon own root roses.
1 gallon Own Root Rose plants are $17.95 each ($19.39 incl. tax/$19. at the garden incl. tax)
2 gallon Own Root Rose plants are $27.50 each ($30. at the garden incl. tax)
You may order on our secure order form at www3.cruzio.com/w3a028/orderform.htm
We will confirm your order and the best time of delivery for you by e-mail response. You may print out the completed form on your computer and mail a check payable to Roses of Yesterday (address will be on order form). Shipping costs are $10.00 for 1 Gallon plants and $20.00 for the larger 2 gallon plant in CA and NV, $25. in other Western States. An additional $10. will be added for shipments east of Utah, Alaska, and Hawaii. Gift Orders will include a catalog and gift card with your personal message.
We ship U.S. Priority Mail (2-3 day delivery). We prefer to ship potted roses Monday and Tuesday,s so they will arrive by Friday of the same week.
Cost of Shipping 1 Gallon to CA, NV, OR, WA, ID: for 1 for $10, 2 for $18., 3 for $25., 4 for $30, 5 for $35. and 6 for $40.
Cost of Shipping 1 Gallon east of Nevada: 1 for $20, 2 for $32, 3 for $45., 4 for $50., 5 for $65. and 6 for $75.
Cost of Shipping 2 Gallon to CA and NV: 1 for $20., 2 for $25.
Cost of Shipping 2 Gallon to OR, WA, ID: 1 for $25., 2 for $35.
Cost of Shipping 2 Gallon east of Nevada: 1 for $35., 2 for $45.
You may pick up daily, phone in your order to reserve or check availability (831)728-1901 or order on our secure order form www3.cruzio.com/w3a028/orderform.htm
Privacy: We will never share or sell your personal information.
Please see full descriptions and larger photos on the link: "Our Roses"
AMERICAN BEAUTY - Bareroot only in 2012 - order for shipping Jan. - April
AMIGA MIA Griffith Buck Rose. Shrub-grandiflora. (1979) 3-5 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
ARRILLAGA.Hybrid Perpetual. (1929) Pink. 3-4 feet. Strong Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
BALLERINA Hybrid Musk. (1937) 6 feet. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
BELLE OF PORTUGALHybrid Gigantea. (1903) 20-30 feet. Fragrant. One annual flowering. Zones 8-10.
BLANC DOUBLE DE COUBERT Rugosa
CARDINAL DE RICHELIEU Gallica. (1840) 4-5 feet. Strong Fragrance. One annual flowering. Zones 3-9. (kar-dee-NAHL duh reesh-LYUH)
CELSIANA ROSE Damask. (Prior to 1750) 4-5 feet. Strong Fragrance. One annual flowering. Zones 4-9. (sell-see-AH-nah)
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG. Hybrid Tea.
CHESTNUT ROSE Rosa Roxburghii. (Prior to 1814) 5-8 feet. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
CHORALE Griffith Buck Rose. Shrub. (1978) 4 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
CLIMBING CECILE BRUNNER Climbing Polyantha. (1894) 15-20 feet. Intermittent bloom. Zones 4-9.
Please see full descriptions and larger photos on the link: "Our Roses"
COMMON MOSS*Centifolia, Moss. (circa 1696) 4-6 feet. Strong Fragrance. One annual bloom. Zones 5-10.
CORNELIA Hybrid Musk. (1925) 6-8 feet. Heliotrope fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
DAINTY BESS, CL. Hybrid Tea. (1925) 3-4 feet. Mild, spice fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
ETOILE DE HOLLANDE, CL. Climbing Hybrid Tea. (1931) 12 feet. Strong Fragrance. Flowers Repeatedly. Zones 5-10.)Sold Out
FIRST LOVE Hybrid Tea. (1951) 3-5 feet. Mild Fragrance. Blooms repeatedly
FRONTIER TWIRL Hybrid Tea. Griffith Buck Rose. (1901) 3 feet. Flowers repeatedly. Coral Pink. Zones 4-10.
GOLDEN WINGS Shrub. (1956) 5-6 feet. Mild Tea Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
GRUSS AN AACHEN Floribunda. (1909) 2-3 feet. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 5-10. (groose ahn AH-ken)
HAPPENSTANCE/MINIATURE MERMAID 3 feet. Yellow. Light fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 7. Zones 6-10.
HEINRICH MUNCH Hybrid Perpetual. (1911) 4-5 feet. Strong Fragrance. Repeat bloom. Zones 6-10.
HORTULANAS BUDDE Hybrid Tea. (1919) 3 feet. Moderate, sweet fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. (hort-oo-LAN-us BOO-dah) Sold Out
ICEBERG, CLIMBING. Climbing Floribunda.
Please see full descriptions and larger photos on the link: "Our Roses"
KATHLEEN Hybrid Musk. (1922) 6-15 feet. Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
LA REINE Hybrid Perpetual. (1842) 4 feet. Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10. 1 or 2 Gallon.
LA FRANCE, CL. Climbing Hybrid Tea. (1893) 8-10 feet. Pink. Blooms repeatedly.
MADAME ALFRED CARRIERE Noisette. (1879) 12-20 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
MADAME ISAAC PEREIRE Bourbon. (1880) 4-6 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
Please see full descriptions and larger photos on the link: "Our Roses"
MERMAID Hybrid Bracteata. (1918) 15-25 feet. Yellow. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 6-10.
MINIATURE MERMAID/ HAPPENSTANCE. 3 feet. Yellow. Light fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 6-10.
MONSIEUR TILLIER Tea. (1933) 2-3 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly.
MRS. JOHN LAING Hybrid Perpetual. (1887) 5-6 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
NEW DAWN Large Flowered Climber. (1930) 12-15 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
NEWPORT FAIRY Rambler. (1908) One long annual bloom.
PARSONS PINK CHINA Old Blush. (1943) 3-10 feet. Fragrant. Repeat Bloom. Zones 7-10.
PAUL NEYRON. Hybrid Perpetual. (1869) 5-6 feet. Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
PEARL DRIFT* Hybrid Bracteata/Shrub.. (1980) White/pink edges. 3-4 feet. Fragrant. Repeat bloom. Zones 6-10.
PINK PILLAR Brownell Pillar. (1940) 6-10 feet. Fragrant. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 4-10.
Please see full descriptions and larger photos on the link: "Our Roses"
PHYLLIS BIDE Climbing Polyantha. (1926) 5 ft. wide, 6-13 fee high. Apricot/Salmon Pink. Mild Fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 6-10
PRINCE CAMILLE DE ROHAN Hybrid Perpetual. Shrub. (1861) 5-6 feet. Strong Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 6-10.
REINE DE VIOLETTES Hybrid Perpetual. (1860) 5-8 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. (wren day vee-oh-LETT) Zones 5-9.
ROSE DE RESCHT. Autumn Damask. (Date Unknown) 3 feet. Fuschia. Strong Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 4-9.
ROSETTE DELIZY Hybrid Tea. (1922) Yellow/Pink Edge/Apricot. 3-5 feet. Tea Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 7-10.
RUGOSA MAGNIFICA. Rugosa. (1900/1905). 4-5 feet. Strong, spice fragrance. Blooms repeatedly. Zones 3-10.
RUSSELLI ANA."Old Spanish Rose"/Scarlet Grevillia. Hybrid Multiflora. Prior to 1926. 10’ – 20’ (10’ width). Strong Fragrance. One long annual bloom. Zones 3-9.
SALET. Moss. (1854) 4 feet. Pink. Strong Fragrance. Repeat Blooming. Zones 4-9.
SHOT SILK, CL Climbing Hybrid Tea. (1931) 9-18 feet. Strong Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Please see full descriptions and larger photos on the link: "Our Roses"
SOMBREUIL Large Flowered Climber. (1880) Ivory/White 7-12 feet. Moderate Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 6-10.
SOUVENIR DE LA MALMAISON, CL Bourbon. (1893) Pale Pink. 10 feet. Strong Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
SOUVENIR DE ST ANNE. Bourbon (Before 1916). Light Pink. 4-5 feet. Strong Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-9.
THE DOCTOR Hybrid Tea. (1936) Pink. 2 feet. Strong Fragrance. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.)Sold Out
WHITE WINGS. Hybrid Tea. (1947) White. 3-4 feet. Fragrant. Repeat blooming. Zones 6-10.
WILD GINGER Griffith Buck. Grandiflora. (1976) Orange. 4 feet. Fruity Fragrance. Flowers Repeatedly. Zones 4-10.) Sold Out
ZEPHERINE DROUHIN. Bourbon. (1868) Dark Pink. Thornless. 6-8 feet. Fragrant. Flowers repeatedly. Zones 5-10.
Please see full descriptions and larger photos on the link: "Our Roses"
COMMENTS
April 21, 2011
Dear Guinivere,
My rose arrived today in splendid condition! There are thirteen buds, healthy canes and leaves, and it was packed so well for the long trip. I am thrilled!
Twenty-five years ago, on my first trip to the uk, I spotted the unforgettable Lavender Pinocchio and never forgot its beauty. None of the places from whom I usually order seemed to carry it. Well, now I finally have one of my own to admire and paint. I am so impressed with your nursery - thank you!
Best From,
Pat G. Rumney, NH
April 21, 2011
Dear Guinivere, Thank you so much for Reine des Violettes,she arrived wednsday and absolutely beautifull and very grown up, full of buds. Have a good day.
Svetlana, California
February 18, 2011
Dainty Bess arrived and was taken out of the box
and watered right away. She looks great! Robin
February 11, 2011
Dear Guinivere:
The roses arrived in good condition. We had some freezing temperatures last week. The roses were kept in the garage. All is all it's a "so far so good."
By the way - you were right about the own-root roses from you - they're larger and stronge than some other vendor.
I'll keep you posted of their conditons. Thank you. Tung, Nevada
April 14, 2010
Hello,
The own root potted roses arrived safely today and look lovely. Thank you again for your help.
Susannah
April 16, 2010
Thank you! My order arrived the other day, and it was nice to see a couple of
flower buds on it. Will be ordering more soon!
S. Dierolf
April 15, 2010
The potted Sombreuil arrived this afternoon. It is in good shape.
J. Goe
May 23, 2010
It was wonderful to visit among the redwoods and the creek! The roses are amazing!
Reyna R.
