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Bridges Roses
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Bridges Roses offers an extensive selection of Minature Roses grown on their own root stock. They have an active in house hybridizing program in addition to license agreements with all the major minature rose growers.
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Edmund's Roses
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This site is about modern roses with excellent graphics and a wealth of information. A must visit for those of us into new roses.
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Hortico Nurseries
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If you are looking for roses look no further. Old Roses, New Roses, Albas, you name it and Hortico Nurseries has it. While I have not received me first order I have heard nothing but good things about these people.
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Nor'East Minature Roses
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If you are into minature roses this site offers a good selection of some of the best.
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Petaluma Rose Company
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Petaluma Rose has a number of fine roses which are not usually offered by many of the other growers. While their selection is somewhat limited the varieties offers are a welcome addition to anyones garden. We particularly likes their patented Hybrid Teas.
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Rose Emporium
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The Antique Rose Emporium is an excellent source for old garden and antique roses. This is their 22nd year of offering our vigorous, easy to grow, fragrant and long-lived roses. Their site has loads of useful information on growing roses.
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Spring Valley Roses
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Spring Valley Roses specializes in winter hardy Old Garden, Climbing and
Shrub roses. These roses have to be tough to handle their colder
climates. They do their best to grow healthy, large roses. The roses they
offer are: winter hardy, own-root plants, disease tolerant,large two-year
old plants, and historically significant.They offer roses in the
following classes: Centifolia, Climbers, Gallica, Hybrid Rugosa, Shrub
and Species. These include many of the newer Shrubs and Hybrid Rugosas
developed in Germany and Canada.
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| NOTE: Still looking for more informative pages. Please feel free to send me any good links I am missing or if above links have been changed or become inactive.
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