2016 is where I wrote down what potential customers of the Flowering Shrub Farm in Voorheesville, NY requested in 2016 including links and pictures. I usually answer emails in my answer page. Click picture for a larger version that can be saved as wallpaper or studied more closely for inventory information (additional links at bottom of page). Apr-17
Sent Priority mail on June 1, 2016
Carrie L. of IN, Carol L. of NJ, Dave D. of NH, Mary S. of PA, Joseph M. of MA Im will cash those checks sometime this week.
Josie G. of MA May 30, 2016
Barbara P. of NY May 30, 2016
The picture above is the cuttings picture for apothecarys rose. whenever I pot apothecarys roses, relabel or sometimes when someone asks if I have any I go find them, group them together and take a picture to over-write the cuttings picture with. Once they flower and are identified positively I add a price sticker to the label. You should not buy them until they are 2 years old. the date first potted in a 1 gallon is shown somewhere on the label as a 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16 so a 14 would be two years old in 2016. Entry near bottom of list have their picture erased but you can click the blue link and go to a web page for that variety alone and the cuttings picture is top right.
Marianne Z. of NY May 26, 2016
They wont be sold until they flower and there is no guarentee that the one you want will flower or even if it has survived the winter. Watch the newsletter linked above (NEWS) where pictures of the flowering plants will be shown. Those that flower and get put up for sale will have a price sticker attached next to the variety name we think it is and the year that I first potted the rooted cutting. Click the blue link to open a page for that variety alone and check out the cuttings picture.
Wendy A. of NY May 26, 2016
Krasavitsa Moskvy or Beauty of moskow and Celsiana
I will go look for available plants and take a picture to over-write the cuttings pictures of these two varieties sometime in the next few days I hope...
Susie P. of WV May 25, 2016
Apothecarys Rose , Complicata , Ispahan
the cuttings pictures for these varieties will soon show some from 2014 and 2015 I hope.
Rae B. of VA May 25, 2016
Mary S. of PA May 18, 2016
Received a check for $15+$15+$20 for two Ludwig Spaeth Lilacs in 1 gallon pots + shipping (I wont cash it until I send your plants). When Curt comes next week he can put together a box and address it and I'll call the inspectors to find out if they need to inspect. The date above tells me where i have your email so I have access to your address that I can blow up as an address label and your phone number if I have to call you. I use an envelope for my invoice scrawling notes on the back and throwing it in a box labeled 2016 when done.
Heidi N. of NY May 17, 2016
She bought 3 Lilac bushes, interested in highbush blueberries. Wants 3 blueray, 1 Bluejay and 1 bluecrop or so she says. Because bluecrop produces more I would say she wants 3 Bluecrop and one each of cross pollinators. I will try to find them, save a picture and place in newsletter sometime soon. You should send me your phone number.
Carrie L. of IN May 16, 2016
received check for $35 ($15+$20) for a 1 gallon krasavitsa moskvy that I wont cash until I send the plants.
AdaMae L. of IA May 16, 2016
Helen H. of NY May 15, 2016
Sameer A. of NC May 14, 2016
Rosa damascena
Kathryn F. of NY May 13, 2016
Pinxterbloom
Carrie L. of IN May 11, 2016
I will go look for available plants for mail order of this variety and take a picture to over-write this one with sometime soon. Remind me sometime if I dont get to it.
Igor D. of GA May 11, 2016
Watch for Ispahan to be available sometime after June. The picture above may be over-written sometime in June or later and will show available plants of Ispahan with price stickers attached. Those without price stickers next to an abreviation of the name on the side of the pot wont be for sale. I will only attach price stickers to those that flower making it easy to verify their identity.
Nick M. of TX May 11, 2016
If plants of this variety become available I will search the current list (2016) for the variety name and if you've left your phone number I'll call you when I have the time and leave a message maybe.
Robert A. of IN May 9, 2016
Belle_Poitevine Conrad Ferdinand Meyer Hansa Jens Munk Magnifica Rotes Meer
Nick M. of where? May 9, 2016
Carol L. of NJ May 9, 2016
Blue Delft and Edward J Gardner Rec'd check for $50 for a 3 gallon edward j gardner that I wont cash until I send the plant.
Diane F. of CA May 7, 2016
Probably not available because I think the rooted cuttings of this variety died in winter. If they flower this year though I may call you back along with any others who expressed an interest I have noted on this page. As you are from California though I can only send plants to you in March or April while the plants are still dormant, bare root and inspected by the agriculture department. Comte de Chambord in gardens and commerce is sometimes 'Mme Boll'. Comte de Chambord is a cross between a portland rose x hybrid perpetual 'Baronne Prevost' and should be hardy to zone 4b, be 2 to 4 feet wide and 3 to 5 feet heigh and blooms best in cool weather.
Lisa A. of MA May 7, 2016
If these cuttings in one gallon pots came through the winter and if they flower this year I may call you back along with any others on this page who have expressed an interest..
Nina L. of NY May 4, 2016
They wont be sold until they flower and there is no guarentee that the one you want will flower or even if it has survived the winter. Watch the newsletter linked above (NEWS) where pictures of the flowering plants will be shown. Those that flower and get put up for sale will have a price sticker attached on the side of the pot next to the variety name we think it is.
Stacey L. of MA May 3, 2016
As I look at the cuttings picture for Comte de Chambord I usually only over-write with a picture of the source plant on drip line when something goes wrong with the cuttings themselves. When roses are flowering in June if I identify any of this variety I'll try to call you back if you left me a phone number. Then I will attach a price sticker near the variety name on the pot and over-write the cuttings picture. The less cold hardy a plant is the less likely cuttings are to survive the winter.
Beth J. of VT May 2, 2016
If these plants in the cuttings picture survived the winter and flower this year we will maybe find out if they really are Great Maidens Blush. Maybe or maybe not. Once they flower, if I identify them, I will call back those on this list (starting from the bottom) who were interested and who gave me their phone number. Then I'll attach a price sticker on near the variety name and over-write this cuttings picture with a new one (maybe).
Kim R. of FL April 30, 2016
Magnifica Rubra Roseraie de l'hay ROSEHIP PICTURES
Karen P. of Voorheesville, NY April 30, 2016
email me your phone number so I can easily notify you if I start selling rooted cuttings of 'Sarah Sands' (I will be taking cuttings as soon as I have viable cuttings). The picture on the left shows plants that were for sale in $15 size as of a date in the corner of the picture (similar pictures can be seen by clicking the blue link). Watch the newsletter for pictures of plants with price stickers on them. Click the small picture for a larger image that can be saved as wallpaper or studied more closely.
Amanda A. of PA April 28, 2016
The cuttings picture above shows I sent cuttings out to a contract greenhouse in summer of 2015. We wont know if any Roseraie de l'hay rooted until we see if any flower this next June. As we have plants available to take cuttings from I no doubt will take cuttings in July and August of this year or send more out something you may observe yourself when I over-write the cuttings picture with a new one in 2016 (date picture was taken is in corner of picture). Plants will only be available for sale if I stick a price sticker near the variety name and year on the side of the pot and over-write with that picture.
Michael C of TX from February 20, 2016, Jennifer of Oregon from February 26, 2016, Sarah J. from March 1, 2016, Lester P. of Oklahoma December 8, 2015, Marianna S. of Ohio shipped out tuesday morning April 26, 2016
Bare root apothecarys removed from a one gallon pot.
Rebecca M. of MD April 24, 2016
The pictures above show we took cuttings from semi-plena in 2015 so we may be potting those into one gallon pots sometime in June and the duc de guiche that are still alive may flower at that time (I'll may add a picture of that flower in the newsletter with a numbered yellow label attached) possibly proving the variety or not (and I may over-write both cuttings pictures at that time maybe). You might read below that if I identify a semi-plena or a duc de guiche in bloom I may stick a price to the pot near the variety name and over-write the cuttings picture above (if you have left your phone number with me I may call you back to notify you at that time). I'll probably do a search on this page for any varieties that flowered, look up the phone numbers in my printed emails and call back any that gave me their phone numbers (but its a good idea to at least be watching the newsletter).
Jen M. April 22, 2016
The picture above shows we took cuttings as recently as 2014 so there may be some among the unidentified (we dont sell plants until they have flowered proving the identity of the variety). I'll go see if I can find something to take cuttings from for this year anyway and add a picture to the newsletter. You might read below that if I identify a Jens Munk in bloom I will stick a price to the pot near the variety name and over-write the cuttings picture above (if you have left your phone number with me I may call you back to notify you but you didn't).
Anna G. of NC April 22, 2016
So click the blue link and look at the cuttings picture. After we take the roses out of the cold box and as they flower probably sometime in June I will attach a price sticker near the variety name take a photo and over-write the cuttings picture. Sorry in advance if there aren't any but if you see one I have marked with a price sticker get back to me right away because for sure others will. When I identify one from the flower I will search this page and call back anyone who has asked for that variety when I have time (you should be watching the newsletter for a picture of one flowering as well in case I miss it).
Kay. of NY April 21, 2016
Previous entry was December 3 near the bottom
Dave G. of NH April 21, 2016
Check out the list of zone 3 plants I try to propagate each year. When checking the newsletter also check this 2016 page to see what I have written to others but also this entry I made to you looking for any changes I might make in the comment. You did not include your phone number in your email and you should.
Cynthia M. of 301 April 21, 2016
you did not include your address and you should.
David and Lori S. of OH April 20, 2016
Edward J Gardner Ispahan Fantin Latour
Once these Lilacs start showing new growth they might be for sale. The roses we will have to wait for and see if they flower this year.
Start sending bare root plants monday april 24
Next week is supposed to be cooler so Monday I'll start taking dormant plants from the fridge packing them into these boxes and shipping them from the post office across the street. Click the picture for a larger image.
Barbara W. of MI April 19, 2016
So click the blue link and look at the cuttings picture. After we take the roses out of the cold box and as they flower probably sometime in June I will attach a price sticker near the variety name take a photo and over-write the cuttings picture. Sorry in advance if there aren't any but if you see one I have marked with a price sticker get back to me right away because for sure others will. Watch for recent pictures in the newsletter above of plants with this variety name printed on the pot with a price sticker.
David D. of NH April 18, 2016
Later in the year sometime once they are showing new growth Curt will reduce the root ball so it fits the flat rate priority mail box.
Earl N. of IN April 18, 2016
We dont have these available right now because they have to flower before we will sell them (maybe they will flower sometime in June). When we ask you to send a check you make it out to Azalea House and send it to PO Box 49, Voorheesville, NY 12186 (we can always shred the check if we dont sell the plant to you).
Margit K. of AL April 16, 2016
The list can be found in the contact page above.
Allen F. of PA April 16, 2016
We dont have pinxterbloom at the moment as we did not collect any seed last fall or germinate any this last winter I hope we can do that this year. When I do pictures will be placed in the newsletter.
Marina K. of WA April 16, 2016
In April after temperatures both day and night are consistently above freezing I will be publishing pictures in NEWS of the plants we are taking out of the cold box. In June as roses flower I will attach price stickers, sort them by variety and take pictures again. Three year old or older roses will be potted into 3 gallon pots and placed on drip line in the field. Roses can only be sent to Washington State bare root while they are still dormant in early spring so if we find what your looking for we will attach a white locking label so its easily found in the coldbox even when they are packed close together. These pictures are gradually erased at the bottom of this list as they are added at the top (the flower and cuttings picture are still available just click the blue variety name link).
Nancy C. of OH April 15, 2016
So click the blue link and look at the cuttings picture. Also watch the newsletter above. You should remind me when we start getting close to our local Harisons Yellow bloom time which is at the end of may so I can start cruising around looking at some of the big stands of this rose that I know of and see if thenowners will allow me to dig out a sucker or two. If you see a 1 gallon potted rose that says harisons on the side with a date and a price sticker call me or text me at 518-526-9978 or email me right away and I'll slap your name on it.
Alana J. of SC April 14, 2016
So click the blue link and look at the cuttings picture. After we take the roses out of the cold box and as they flower probably sometime in June I will attach a price sticker near the variety name take a photo and over-write the cuttings picture. Sorry in advance if there aren't any but if you see one I have marked with a price sticker get back to me right away because for sure others will.
Susan Y. of TN April 13, 2016
Congo Agincourt Beauty Charles Joly President Grevy President Lincoln President Poincaire Sarah Sands Castille Rose Duc de Cambridge Mme Legras de St. Germain Ombree Parfaite Surpasse Tout Tour de Malakoff Tricolore de Flandre
So go to each blue link and look at the cuttings picture for each one. When we take the roses out of the cold box and as they flower I will over-write new pictures and if they are for sale they should have a price sticker attached to the side. I'll be taking a picture of an Apothecarys rose I'll be sending to Austin TX sometime today maybe and you'll be able to see what that looks like (below). The advantage of ordering plants bare root next year before March is I can put a bunch of bare root plants (3?) together in a single box (so 3x30=90+20 shipping) but if you order now its $30+$20 for each one (90+60). Of course I can use the money to buy more soil, fertilizer and pots so I can grow more plants sooner.
Bob R. of IL April 10, 2016
Great Maidens Blush Felicite et Perpetue Goldfinch
These rooted cuttings pictured here were at the time newly transplanted from two inch pots and they wont be for sale for sure until they have flowered sometime in June at the earliest or whether they have survived the winter as we have not yet removed them from the cold box (click on GROW above). Probably the least expensive will be $15 in a 1 gallon pot and then have to be shipped to you for $20. Usually the $5 size is reserved for blueberry bushes and native plant seedlings when we have them. If you check the pictures of 'Felicite et Perpetuae' and 'Goldfinch' you will see that as of spring of 2015 several new rooted cuttings in two inch pots were flowering but shouldn't be for sale for at least another year or two.
David K. of NY April 10, 2016
all out of Rugelda at this time. But you are interested in a yellow rugosa, so maybe Agnes. the problem is that you are in an area that demands a zone 3 rose so you should check the cuttings status in my zone 3 list. The problem is of course that my sales year begins in June or later so in April there's a lot that has already been sold. Check my GROW page above where I show what we do and when. And any new pictures I take will be inserted in my NEWS page above so check that one frequently too.
Patrick H. of NY April 8, 2016
The picture on the right shows the status of cuttings taken as of a date in the picture. Because that date is more than a year ago these cuttings probably either didn't root or did not survive the winter. When I sort through flowering roses in June any that I find of this variety will be grouped together, have their picture taken and then this picture will be over-written.
Deb L. of NY April 8, 2016
There are many Rosa spinosissima varieties but I don't know of one called 'Cherry Red'.
Tony B. of Virginia April 8, 2016
Camaieux Duc de Guiche Duchesse de Montebello Ferdinand Pichard Konigin Von Danemark La Belle Sultane Linda Campbell Madame Hardy Nevada Ombree Parfaite Tricolore de Flandre Yolanda d'Aragon
Click on each of these links then check the picture on the right hand side that might show plants for sale. If there is a price sticker on the side of the pot near the variety name and year first potted it was available as of the date in the corner of the picture.
Chris F. of NY April 7, 2016
Read my reply to jonathan as it applies to you also.
Jonathan of NY April 7, 2016
I used to buy native plants from two nurseries that have since gone out of business. Another nursery in Washington state provided me with lowbush blueberries but now insists that I purchase a thousand dollars worth at a time so now I plan to grow everything from seed and we are not quite set up for it yet. I have the locations of several native azaleas in the wild that one of our friends may be able to hike to, to collect the seed. Then in the fall when we take our misting bench apart we can set it up again in the basement for seed starting. Watch the newsletter linked above (NEWS) for pictures of us setting that up and plants growing. Most of my time is currently spent propagating historical roses and lilacs from cuttings. Send me your phone number if you'd like me to call you back when we have native azaleas or blueberries.
Ralph M. April 6, 2016
If you go to the blue link above there are two pictures. One on the left of the flower and one on the right of potential rooted cuttings. The cuttings picture shows a one gallon pot of cuttings stuck in 7-25-14 (I know because the date cuttings were stuck is noted on the side of the pot with a paint pen). Another picture of rooted cuttings will either over-write this one soon or the cuttings failed or they didn't survive the winter. There are no other plants available at this time (if there were they would be seen in the picture). Go to the "NEWS" link above and click it to see if we have taken the plants out yet. As we do stuff in the nursery I take pictures and add them to the newsletter then add comments. I will probably add price stickers to some plants by the end of June and over-write with new pictures of them.
Lennie O. of New Jersey? April 5, 2016
Hippolyte Ombree Parfaite Surpasse Tout York and Lancaster Tour de Malakoff Cornelia
If you go to each link above there are two pictures. One on the left of the flower and one on the right of potential rooted cuttings. The cuttings picture I show here is of 'Ombree Parfait' and shows one gallon potted plants that wont be for sale until there is a price on the side of the pot (the date on the side is 2015 so I would normally think they probably wont be for sale until 2017). When we take plants out of their winter storage they will be sorted again and if these plants have survived the winter a new picture of them will over-write this one. Go to the "NEWS" link above and click it to see if we have taken the plants out yet.
Debbie G. of Idaho April 3, 2016
The problem is that we have to propagate Harisons by collecting a sucker or through root division. I'll go up to the letter S or maybe Cass Hill Rd in the Hill Towns and see if the property owner will allow me to collect a few suckers (look at the 'Harisons Yellow' with my daughter standing in the fore ground on the page linked above). Then I'll wait until next spring and divide each collected Harisons in half and sell one half of each. If they let me do it I'll show pictures in the Newsletter sometime.
Linda G. of NY April 3, 2016
I wont know if we have any until it happens. Notice in the picture above it shows that I sent cuttings out to a greenhouse (loose cuttings in a ziplock bag with a numbered label inside) just like I do every year. If the cuttings root they will be returned sometime in May or June though they might not be labeled as such so we'll have to wait until they flower for proof. Once I pot up returning plants I will take their picture and this one will be over-written with the new one. Once they flower or are identified I will attach a price sticker to the side of the pot similar to the price sticker you can see on this 'Congo' Lilac (click the picture for a larger image). Usually the price for a 1 gallon is $15, 2 or 3 gallon is usually $30 but I might charge differently according to how many I have and If I only have a few they might all end up in 3 gallons. Most people send me their phone number so I can notify them I think of it then watch my newsletter (NEWS above) where any new pictures will probably be posted.
Jonathan K. of Ma April 1, 2016
I need your phone number so that I can call you if I root any. Click on NEWS above to watch the newsletter.
Susie W. of West Virginia March 29, 2016
Autumn Damask Celsiana Hebes Lip Ispahan Leda Madame Hardy Rose de Rescht Trigintipetala generally 4 feet by 4 feet and hardy to zone 4, 3.5 inch flowers, fragrant and disease resistant, blooms for 3 weeks or so in early summer rose de rescht and autumn damask have another flush of bloom later in the year.
Joanna R. of ? March 28, 2016
need your phone number
Melissa A. of Maryland March 26, 2016
Ken L. of TX March 23, 2016
You asked for a list of roses pre1846 that we try to propagate and sell. I dont know what we'll have for sale this year as it depends partly on whether they flower proving the variety but also in your case I'll have to send plants bare root which means larger plants probably in 3 gallon pots that are still dormant and we mostly depend on those so we have a source of cuttings.
Karen H. of Maine March 21, 2016
Complicata William Baffin Pauls Himalayan Musk Alchymist
You asked for a fragrant Climber for zone 5, 2 to 3 feet across and 8 feet tall. I suggest a large shrub perhaps a pillar that you can tie to your trellis, cutting away all else. I particularly like combining more than one variety like 'William Baffin' (pink semi-double) with 'Pauls Himalayan Musk' (white) and 'Complicata' (single pink). The Complicata adds fragrance while its in bloom, the William Baffin provides a long season of color if no fragrance and the Himalayan Musk provides a white foil that might conceivably be replaced with something else hardier if you like.
Terese S. of IL March 19, 2016
They are not yet two years old but this one with a numbered yellow label might do if it survived the winter. They are all still in cold box as the temperature went down to around fifteen last night. So send me an email if this plant will do or do you want to wait to see if something else shows up in June........
Vicki J. of NY March 19, 2016
nothing much available in blueberry plants this year as yet except what I show in the picture above (we'll have to wait and see what comes out of dormancy). I'm down to plants that I need for propagation and those companies that I order lowbush liners that I might sell for $5 each are out too. If I get any a picture will appear in the newsletter and I might call you back if I skim over this.
Mary T. of MA March 19, 2016
Does not show any at the moment though one might flower this June. If one comes available I will probably take its portrait for the picture-newsletter so watch it in june and let me know if your interested though I will be skimming this list and I may call you back if I identify it. The reason I wait until plants flower is because I have no reason to trust the labeling. When it flowers I'll know what it is and not before so if they dont flower they are not for sale.
Jennifer C. of Oregon March 14, 2016
Michel Buchner Ami Schott President Poincaire
I think these two Michel Buchner are available (if I can find them in the field) but I think we are out of luck on Ami Schott and President Poincaire for now but will continue to watch for their flowers, you should too.
Art G. of Long Island March 18, 2016
Click this blue link Art G. should open a personal web page I will add to adding pictures in the picture-newsletter as well. need your phone number.
Carolyn H. of Colorado March 14, 2016
Ombree Parfaite Duc de Cambridge Hippolyte Ipsilante Tuscany
As roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be this variety you have asked for, and If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back if you left your phone number as I explain in my Rosebuy page. I will show a picture in the picture-newsletter (so if you see such a picture call me). The picture above shows rooted cuttings of Ombree Parfait I potted up in 2015 and will be over-written with a picture showing the survivors sometime this spring I hope. The problem is that I have to grow one of these large enough so it can easily be bare rooted some day while its dormant be inspected, shipped to you and half a good chance of surviving all that so you can plant it and have it grow. So I plan to transplant them into 3 gallon pots to be grown for at least a year on drip line in the field (I will attach a label to one of the plants with your name on it). Remind me every once in a while to over-write this picture.
Teresa P. of Ohio March 12, 2016
As roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be this variety you have asked for, and If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back if you left your phone number as I explain in my Rosebuy page. I will show a picture in the picture-newsletter (so if you see such a picture call me right away). The picture above shows cuttings I took last year that I sent out to a greenhouse (this year when I take cuttings in July and August we will do it all "in house" and I'll take pictures for the newsletter of cuttings stuck 4 to a pot and placed under mist in the coldframe).
David F. March 11, 2016
I think I am sold out of Harisons Yellow and Alba semi plena but as roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be this variety you have asked for. If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back if you left your phone number as I explained in my Rosebuy page. I will show a picture in the picture-newsletter (so if you see such a picture call me right away). The cuttings picture above for semi-plena shows cuttings taken last year as they are every year so by May we might see this picture get over-written with rooted cuttings from 2015 in 1 gallon pots.
Carol N. of Vermont March 11, 2016
I think I am sold out of Centifolia but as roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be this variety you have asked for. If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back if you left your phone number as I explain in my Rosebuy page. I will show a picture in the picture-newsletter (so if you see such a picture call me right away).
Nancy C. of NY March 11, 2016
I think I am sold out of Ispahan for sale but as roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be this variety you have asked for (other Rosa damascena are listed in my Damask catalog but are less likely to be available at this time). If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back if you left your phone number as I explained in my Rosebuy page. Whenever I am working among the roses I show pictures in the picture-newsletter so if I have plants available at any time it will show plants with a price sticker stuck to the side of the pot next to the year first potted and an abreviation of the variety name. I printed out your email with your phone number in it and file it by the date it was sent (March 11, 2016).
Lester P. of Oklahoma December 8, 2015
We will be sending plants bare root while dormant this in March and April and show pictures in the picture-newsletter This picture will be over-written too. Lilacs are very forgiving so I can continue to bare root them even as they come out of dormancy.
Nancy V. of Washington D.C. March 10, 2016
I think I am sold out of Agnes but as roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be this variety you have asked for. If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back if you left your phone number as I explained in my Rosebuy page. I will show a picture in the picture-newsletter (so if you see such a picture call me right away). I'll look for a Superba Lilac.
Lisa K. March 9, 2016
I think I am sold out of Belle de Crecy but as roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be this variety you have asked for. If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back if you left your phone number as I explained in my Rosebuy page. I will show a picture in the picture-newsletter (so if you see such a picture call me right away). If you dont get back to me I may decide to put a price sticker on it making it available to anyone.
Lidia S. March 7, 2016
As roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be Agnes or Henry Hudson . If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call you back as I explained in my Rosebuy page. I will show a picture in the picture-newsletter (so if you see such a picture call me right away). If you dont get back to me I may decide to put a price sticker on it making it available to anyone. But if you see an 'Agnes' or 'Henry Hudson' flowering in a one gallon pot feel free to contact me and ask about it.
James B. March 7, 2016
If I identify some of these when plants flower in June I will over-write the cuttings picture above and call him on the phone.
Jeff S. March 6, 2016
Magnifica newsletter contact me
I need your phone number and address Jeff. If some rooted cuttings of magnifica become available for sale and if I remember I will call you on the phone to ask if you still want them if I have your phone number. I can use the date above to look up a printed copy of your email I have with others on my desk in order of the date but with my hand disability its to hard to email so I ask for phone numbers.
Katrina S. of NY March 6, 2016
As roses flower (probably in June) some of them may be City of York. If so (and if its 2 years old) I may call people back (when I have the time) who have requested it to see if they still want it. If they do I'll place a label on the side of the pot with their name on it and show a picture in the newsletter (so if you see such a picture with your name on it call me right away). If you dont get back to me I may decide to put a price sticker on it making it available to everyone. But if you see a "City of York' flowering on a one gallon potted rose feel free to contact me and ask about it.
Carol C. of MI March 5, 2016
Apothecarys Rose Belle de Crecy Rosa Mundi Stanwell Perpetual Konigin Von Danemark Alba maxima Alba semi plena Centifolia Comte de Chambord
We dont sell roses until I place a price sticker on those in June that flower and are at least 2 years old. Usually 1 gallon pots will have a $15 price sticker stuck on and 2 or 3 gallons are usually around $30. Clicking on each of these blue links should take you to a page for that variety alone.
Michael R. of South Carolina March 5, 2016
'Basye's Purple' 'Ispahan' 'Fantin Latour' Roseraie de l'hay Alba semi plena Grootendorst 'Agnes' Rose de Rescht Sarah Van Fleet Schneekopf KAZANLIK 'City of York' etc.
I of course grow all my rooted cuttings in 1 gallon, 2 gallon or 3 gallon and wont sell any unless I have stuck a price sticker to the side of the pot. We dont stick the price sticker on until they have flowered verifying the variety usually sometime in June. Those that are available now or that I am selling now in March came up for sale last June when they flowered, had the price sticker stuck on and are left over or we arranged last summer to send them bare root while dormant early this spring in March and April.
Rachel L. of Vermont March 4, 2016
Michele M of Hawaii March 4, 2016
Apothecarys Rose and 'Ispahan'
Actually I found these finally and will have to contact her to see if she wants them next year. The 'Ispahan' and Apothecarys Rose will now be transplanted into 3 gallon and placed on drip line with a white label attached, her name printed on it.
Sarah J. March 1, 2016
All bare rooted and inspected as of April 21 will probably send out next monday or so.
Sally (did not send me her phone number or an address) February 27, 2016
Jennifer of Oregon February 26, 2016
'Ami Schott' 'Michel Buchner' 'President Poincaire'
We dont propagate Lilacs from cuttings (except rarely) so we dont have plugs or liners, instead we propagate from root cuttings by dividing lilacs that have previously flowered (proving the variety) and planting the divisions in one gallon and three gallon pots. The varieties you have chosen unfortunately are not in stock except as large plants in the field that have not flowered yet (Michel Buchner shows some plants flowering last May so maybe we will be dividing some this March). The cuttings pictures shown above will be over-written in spring with a new picture that shows plants growing vigorously in one gallon pots and if I decide to sell them I will stick a price sticker on the side of the pot. The last picture to the right will show the lilacs by mail picture as of a date in the corner of the picture (click it for a larger image).
David B of MA February 25, 2016
Mme Legras de St. Germain , Felicite Parmentier , 'Centifolia' , 'Rosa Mundi', La Belle Sultane , 'Salet' , Crested Moss , 'Tuscany' , 'Tuscany Superb' 'Alberic Barbier' 'Albertine' Kathleen Harrop 'Goldfinch' 'Zepherine Drouhin' Francois Juranville
If you click on the blue link you'll go to a web page for that variety alone that has pictures I add from the newsletter (I use the newsletter to show potential customers what we are doing now). As you see in the cuttings pictures above I have chosen to add those cuttings pictures that show plants in small pots though they wont be for sale until I have attached a price sticker on the side of the pot (as plants start to flower those that are at least two years old will have price stickers attached). I will sort plants by variety on the benches and over-write the cuttings pictures occasionally as I sell plants (those with price stickers or sold stickers will be in front).
This page should allow you to check the status of plants you are interested in quickly.
Michael J of NY February 21, 2016
If you are on this list you have sent me a requested list of plants and your phone number to call you back with (makes it easy to look up the email you sent me that I have printed and keep in order of the date). So if some of these bloom in June I will go to the bottom of the list and make up a bunch of "Sold" stickers to place on the sides of the pots then take a picture of them in a lineup to place here in this list. If you see a picture showing a plant with such a sticker and your name on it you'll call me back right away (if one does not bloom the mention of the variety on this list means I am likely to take even more cuttings from it this year).
Michael C of TX February 20, 2016
I plan to go into the plant box and see if I can find some Apothecarys roses (tthat bloomed June 13) in March (If so I'll probably show a picture with a sold to label on it). I'm going to ask the inspectors if I can bare root a plant (to prove it has no grubs) and then during the inspection add new sterile soil mix dampened before we ship them.
Marcia K of CT February 18, 2016
Leverkusen, Apothecarys Rose,'Geranium'
If a bunch of these are identified in June I'll go to this list and starting at the bottom (the bottom of 2014 maybe) attach "Sold To" stickers on the side with a name (I'll put the plant back in front of others of that variety and over-write with a new cuttings picture). If you see your name get back to me right away as I may offer it to someone else in a few weeks (I will probably call you on the phone to notify you if you are one of the lucky ones). Once I have no more who have requested those plants I will stick a price sticker on and anyone can ask for it.
Dave Clark of VA February 13, 2016
This cuttings picture as of february 2016 shows one of 8 Harisons Yellow we use for propagation from root cuttings. In spring while the plants are still dormant but the soil can be worked we will dig around looking for rooted suckers that we can then plant into one gallon pots (sometimes we dont find any). If we succeed I will over-write the picture with several in one gallons that we will cut back and watch for growth that if it happens will then have "SOLD TO" stickers applied to the sides of the pots possibly with your name. I work here alone with help that comes in once a week and use this page as a reminder.
Natasha B of CA February 10, 2016
Rugosa with hips zone 8 and 9 'Alba' Rugosa Dart's Dash Delicata 'Rotes Meer' , 'Scabrosa' , Schneekopf ,
www.floweringshrubfarm.com/rosehips.htm
Wendy J (what state are you in and whats your phone number) February 12, 2016
This picture as of february 2016 shows Pinxterbloom Azalea seedlings a couple years ago before we ran out (check the date the picture was taken by clicking this small picture that should open a larger one and looking for a date in a corner). We may have a couple left or not burried in the cold box that you can see a picture of in the newsletter. Normally we would have collected seed from local pinxterbloom azaleas and started them under artificial light in the basement but we failed to collect the seed this year because no one reminded us and I have to see where to collect seed (I think theres a plant in Duanesburg). Most seed sources are only available after rather strenuous hikes that I cant do any more so I may have to ask Richard to do it.
Rachel Cro February 10, 2016
Betty Fen. January 31, 2016 PA
Chris Kel. January 30, 2016 Illinois
178 Rotes Meer Hybrid Rugosa Rose
John Sto. January 28, 2016 NY
'Seven Sisters' (1817) , Duchesse de Montebello , Alchemist, 'Fantin Latour' , 'Celsiana' , Agatha Incarnata , 'Alba maxima', Ispahan, Konigin Von Danemark
We wont sell any that dont have a price sticker attached but as plants flower in June and July we will stick prices on any that can be clearly identified from the flower. As plants are identified I will search for them on this list and call back anyone that I have a phone number for if I have time. These pictures are gradually erased at the bottom of this list as they are added at the top (the flower and cuttings picture are still available just click the blue variety name link.
Marcia Kre. January 27, 2016 Connecticut
2 'Leverkusen' , 1 'Alberic Barbier'
In June when roses flower if any in one gallon pots prove to be these varieties I will group them together by variety and take a cuttings picture that may appear here. If any have a price sticker on them they'll be for sale.
Evelyn B. of TN January 25, 2016
If I end up with any of this variety I will over-write this picture showing the plants. They wont be for sale until I place a price sticker on the side of the pot.
Zach M. January 13, 2016
Souvenir de Philemon Cochet Rosa Mundi Leda Felicite Parmentier Madame Plantier
Check the date the picture was taken in a corner of the picture. It might show cuttings in a plastic bag, cuttings under mist, or a group of rooted cuttings in pots with the variety name on the side and the date first potted. Plants are not for sale until there is a price stuck to the side of the pot.
Matt M. January 12, 2016
Before I add you to this list I have to have your name, address and phone number. If I end up having the plants I may call you back by phone.
Tim and Claire S. January 10, 2016
Amanda B January 5, 2016
'Centifolia' , 'Ispahan' and Apothecarys Rose
Kathy Y. January 4, 2016
Wenonah C. December 30, 2015 from Washington state
Greg S. December 26, 2015 in Florida
Rosa damascena
A picture may be saved as your first name then be over-written later with available plants you requested. When you see such available plants contact me right away.
Catherine P. December 21, 2015 in Virginia
Kay. December 3, 2015 in Long Island
200 Rosa rugosa. I dont know how many will be available.
Chip Hammans. January 11, 2014 Arkansas
I plan to add this year 4 Autumn Damask , 1 'Leverkusen' , 1 'William Lobb' , 2 'Centifolia' & 1 'Albertine' in 7 gallon pots to the plants on drip line that we take cuttings from. Somebody asked about prices of course it all depends on what the price sticker says but I will be adding sold stickers on those plants that were signed up for on this list so its usually around $15 in a 1 gallon I try to sell 2 at the same time because 2 fits the flat rate priority mail box (below) we send them in for around $20 shipping and handling (thats usually $30 for 2 roses plus $20 shipping and handling). Of course some people arrange to pickup more than that then let me know when they will show up and drive here to get them.
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We can send 2 one gallon potted plants in this size box for around $20.00 postage and handling as of June 2016.
I can send plants to Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. Other states I have to send plants bare root while dormant and have the Agricultural Department Inspect the plant and give me a phytosanitary certificate (That wont happen until the month of march or april if I remember after the plant is identified and costs me $25). Always a good idea to call up and remind me.
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