Crop 241 of Flowering Shrub Farm Subscriber Only Picture Newsletter;
April 30, 2015
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Above pictures of the coldframe in April. You can see our coldframe pictured above during other months of the year by clicking on the link below (in winter plants are stored in boxes on each side but as it warms up we will open the boxes when its warm or to water them, closing them at night). On the right is the front porch where I often sit in summer sipping a coffee I buy next door (you can see the weather proof box that has a handout inside). We rent the apartments to tenants that like being surrounded by the nursery.
www.floweringshrubfarm.com/coldfram.htm
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We open the cold box when its above freezing and close it when below (in spring we clean out leaves and seed that fell into the pots last fall before they were covered). When temperatures are consistantly above freezing we start using the cold box as a table with the plants that were stored inside now placed on top. When plants become available for sale I slap a price tag on and take the picture (no price tag? Not for sale yet).
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Through the red door is our mist propagation bench, break room and work shop. On the right are plants in 7 gallon pots that are stored in winter pot-in-pot with their roots surrounded by mulch. As the trees above this area leaf out we will pull the potted plants out and move them to a sunnier location.
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I pull cuttings that may have rooted from the cold box and take a picture. These cuttings were taken in September or October of 2014 and because the stems are still green indicates they are still viable. If they start growing vigorously it will be a good sign.
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I stool layer many roses in 45 gallon pots, then check to see if the layers rooted in mid summer. We have only 1 'Harisons Yellow' layered as of April 2015 but plan to layer 4 more this summer (we only propagate Harisons Yellow from layers, root cuttings and divisions). If I get 10 or 15 layers a year from this rose I think thats pretty good, often enough I dont get any. We also layer 'Celestial' alba shown above in a 45 gallon pot but take heal cuttings in September and October as well. I am thinking that when cuttings dont root maybe I'll over-write the cuttings picture with a picture of a plant in a 45 gallon pot like these two above.
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Note the yellow labels marking those that flowered (some of these get cut back and remain in the field while others are divided to be sold mail order in 1 gallon pots (above right) if they come out of dormancy and start growing vigorously. We pot them into 3 gallon pots and place them in the field under drip line. Once they flower I label it with an individually numbered yellow label with the name printed on it using a paint pen. Those that have too few stems are cut back and once they start to grow vigorously may be repotted in a larger pot (probably a 7 gallon or 15 gallon). A few may be planted in 45 gallon pots and used to provide cuttings. On the right are Lilacs in 1 gallon pots where our larger lilacs that have previously flowered and been identified have been divided for mail order. They wont be for sale until I add a price label. Or if the sell I will stick a sold tag over the price.
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We open the cold box when its above freezing and close it when below (in spring we clean out leaves and seed that fell into the pots last fall before they were covered). The box keeps rabits, mice and deer from trimming the roses (the poison in the paper cuts kill any that still get in) while protecting pets from the poison. On the right above is the Hybrid Rugosa Rose 'Agnes' (either the plant we get cuttings from in a 45 gallon pot or if we have them maybe smaller plants in 1 gallon pots).
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Lilacs that flowered last year but have 3 or fewer stems are cut back to around four inches, especially those that have not been requested mail order. If we get a thicket of upright stems some will be transplanted into larger pots while others may be divided next year.
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Lilacs are divided into 1 gallon pots and cut back to four inches. We use a sawzall to cut the root in half and sometimes into thirds or quarters. Those that come out of dormancy and grow vigorously may be sold mail order or get transplanted into a larger pot and returned to the field. Wouldn't you know that the one I take pictures of to demonstrate with would give us a hard time (frozen). We will continue next week and maybe I'll get additional pictures.
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We fertilize after the time that bulbs start blooming but before the time forsythia does (roses and lilacs get a handful of Rose tone each 7 gallon pot a bit less than 1 gallon a bit more for larger pots).
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Above and below are roses in April (either the plant we get cuttings from in a 45 gallon pot or if we have them maybe smaller plants in 1 gallon pots).
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Removed the bags from rose cuttings today. Looks like I will get around 50% rooted (4 cuttings in each pot). They are all here both those that rooted and those that didn't (see if you can tell which have rooted). I watered them with a water soluble fertilizer and will do it again in a couple of weeks. Click for a larger image.
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I will over-write these two pictures frequently. When it gets warm enough I will put them on top of the table so when you look at them from the side you can see the price tag or a sold tag showing to whom it was sold. Then we will seperate them between the ownrootalbas, ownrootdamasks, ownrootrugosas etc. Click the picture for a larger image you can save as wallpaper or study more closely (check the date in the lower right hand corner to see how recently I took this picture).
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Copy what is painted on the side of the larger pot then divide the lilac and plant the divisions in the new pots.
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As Roses flower in June proving what variety they are I sort them by type; alba, gallica, damask, centifolia, hybrid rugosa, rambler, etc. and take pictures of them. I put all these pictures on my for sale page even if they are not yet for sale.
www.floweringshrubfarm.com/forsale.htm
I use these newsletters to notify potential customers when plants are ready or not because it simplifies my life immeasurably. I dont subtract people from this list unless they ask to be removed so quite a few may no longer be interested or may change what they are interested in if I email them but if its on this list I'll be checking it when adding to the newsletter.
Greg on April 16, 2015 14 or 28 'Rose de Rescht'
Marian H. on April 15, 2015 Larger plants of Pinxterbloom and Rosebay
Mary L. on April 15, 2015 John Davis
Marian on April 14, 2015 86 Ludwig spaeth, 89 President Poincaire, 90 Rochester, 91 Sarah Sands, 113 Pocahontas
Jennifer on April 14, 2015 Dappled Dawn, Aucubaefolia
Karen on April 14, 2015 Sarah Sands
Ernest on April 13, 2015 Mme Legras de St Germain
Rhonda on April 13, 2015 Rosa centifolia
Emily on April 13, 2015 Agnes
Anne on April 11, 2015 Syringa hyacinthaflora for California, Purple Glory Lilac
Eve on April 11, 2015 William Baffin
Shiv on April 11, 2015 Cabbage Rose
Linda on April 11, 2015 Harisons Yellow
Josh on April 11, 2015 asked about grafting
Daniel sent a reminder on April 10, 2015 Henry Hudson
Barry on April 9, 2015 Maidens Blush Lilac
Mary Ann on April 9, 2015 Centifolia
Tibi on April 9, 2015 Autumn Damask
Phillip on April 7, 2015 Leda
Atlantic on April 7, 2015 alba Semi-plena, 'Charles de Mills', Geranium, 'Mary Manners' (spelled 'nors' is a species while 'ners' is a hybrid rugosa), Rosa primula (yellow flowered species hardy in zone 4, 6'x6'), Belle Poitevine, Schneezwerg, 'Therese Bugnet'
Angie on April 2, 2015 wants a Rosa centifolia in California
Michael said on March 31, 2015 he wants rosa centifolia and rosa damascena in Hawaii
Ted said on March 31, 2015 he wants an alba semi-plena in Michigan
Sonja said on March 31, 2015 she wants a 'Harisons Yellow' in Georgia
Suzanne said on March 30, 2015 she wants 3 Monge Lilacs.
Tom said on March 29, 2015 he wants 'Autumn Damask' Rose cuttings. I replied that our propagation bench malfunctioned last year so we probably have lost the cuttings we took before September and I'm pretty sure that includes the autumn damask though I'm not sure (we are building a new mist propagation bench this year but most of our cuttings may end up being taken in September and October).
Caroline said on March 29, 2015 she wants to pick up Nadezhda, Monge, Adelaide Dunbar, Znamya Lenina and Congo Lilacs in 15 gallon pots. I think those that I have are in 3 gallon pots for $25 each but most of those in the list have not yet flowered and so they wont be for sale until they do.
Hollis said on March 29, 2015 she wants pinkster bush. I told her on the phone that the guy who sold me seedling plants every year has gone out of business and I have not found a replacement source yet or collected seed to germinate.
Kathy said on March 29, 2015 wants 2 New Dawns.
Linda said on March 29, 2015 wants to subscribe (alchymist).
Deb said on March 28, 2015 wants apothecarys rose
Carl said on March 23, 2015 wants 'Celestial' alba
Susan said on March 22, 2015 wants Roseraie de l'Hay
Vernon said on March 22, 2015 wants Alba Semi-plena and Rosa centifolia
Ralph said on March 21, 2015 wants Felicite de Parmentier
Tom said on March 21, 2015 wants 2 pinxterbloom (15 gallon)
Jacob said on March 21, 2015 that he wants Schneezwerg
Janice said on March 20, 2015 that she is interested in 'Rochester' Lilac and 'Seven Sisters', 'City of York', and Fantin Latour Roses.
Catherine said on March 17, 2015 that she would like 2 Great Maidens Blush at $15 each would be $30 + $2 handling + $18 shipping (dont send any money until I ask for it). Go to the bottom of this page and you can see a picture that shows 2 - one gallon potted roses in a flat rate priority mail box. If I root cuttings we pot them in one gallon pots, if they flower and are identified we may sell them, so I never know what I will be selling until they flower (or dont) in June.
Joseph said on March 14, 2015 that he would like 30 gallons of each of the following; Rosa centifolia (Cabbage Rose), Rosa damascena Trigintipetala Kazanlik, and Ispahan Damask Rose. He asked how we ship, how much they cost, which ones have 35 petals, and how old the plants are. I explained that those three are possibly the highest demand we have and I explained we dont sell plants until they have flowered verifying the variety. I will try to address all those points here and in subsequent newsletters mostly with pictures and links. Note each link below is a web page for each of those varieties alone and I try to add all the pictures of each variety to its own page alone though I no doubt have failed occasionally.
www.floweringshrubfarm.com/crop191.htm Rosa centifolia (Cabbage Rose),
www.floweringshrubfarm.com/crop106.htm Rosa damascena Trigintipetala (kazanlik),
www.floweringshrubfarm.com/crop031.htm Ispahan Damask Rose
Tara said 3/13/15, she is going to need more Damask and Rugosa plants.
Floyd asked 3/12/2015 about Roseraie de l'Hay
Stephanie was asking 3/10/15 about Lilacs. Lucy Baltet, Primrose, Basia, Ville de Limoges, Znamya Lenina, Dr Brethour Patterson, Paul Deschanel, Krasavitsa moskvy, Deuil Demile Galle, Gismonda, Belle de Nancy, Jacques Callot, Siebold, President John Adams, John Dunbar, Mme Casimir Perier, Mme Lemoine, Taras Bulba, Martha Kounze, Komsomolka, Romance, Emile Lemoine, Ainola, Atheline Wilbur, Colbert, Duc de Massa, Nadezhda, Ostrander, Drushba, Victor Lemoine, Leon Gambetta, President Poincaire, Frederick Douglass, HasannaBoule Azuree, Sarah Sands, Ludwig Spaeth, De Mirabel, (those that I don't have right now, we look for so we can grow it until it flowers, check its identity, then possibly take cuttings for those who want them). If we currently propagate them there should be a blue link or at least it should be highlighted in blue (though we wont sell them until they flower that we will show a picture of in the newsletter so you can determine if its the one you want).
Deborah was asking 3/10/15 about Great Maidens blush. If I get an opportunity I will show a picture of the cuttings here that I hope rooted.
Janet asked me 3/11/15 about Leda Painted Damask
Wendy asked me 3/10/15 what are the youngest cuttings of Rugosa I sell (also said she had problem germinating rugosa seed). All of our roses are propagated in one gallon pots then divided into one gallon pots (answer to question). The following picture links should show you pictures of cuttings from hybrid rugosa roses that have rooted (we stick 4 cuttings in each pot). If you look closely youmight be able to tell how many cuttings rooted in each pot. We will probably divide them each into their own 1 gallon pot sometime this summer, cutting them back in July.
Lois asked about roses that she had asked about 4/22/14 Alba Semi-plena, Rosa rugosa alba and Great Maidens Blush. Semi-Plena, AGNES Hybrid Rugosa Rose Alba' Rugosa Rose Great Maidens Blush ALBERTINE ALCHEMIST or ALCHYMIST 'DORTMUND' 'FRUHLINGSMORGAN'. If we root cuttings from any of these varieties I will email her along with everyone else giving priority, once they reply, to those who signed up first. But first I will publish pictures here in the newsletter so if I dont email you, you should send me a reminder as Lois has here.
Shiv asked if we do mail-order
Susan asked 3/8/15 about Chapeau de Napoleon
I should get a tray of 3 inch 'Superba' Lilacs this spring
kristina was asking 3/8/15 about Wasagaming, Sir thomas lipton, Roseraie de lhay, William Baffin, Hansa, Souvenir de philemon cochet, Dr Eckener, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer
Karri was asking 3/4/15 about Autumn Damask
Makiko March 4, 2015 asked about kazanlik, Rosa centifolia, alba semi-plena, felicite parmentier, Great Maidens Blush, Alain Blanchard, Camaieux, Rosa mundi, Tuscany, Duchess of Portland, Comte de Chambord, Madame Hardy, Chapeau de Napoleon, Henri Martin, Goldfinch, Alberic Barbier, Francois Juranville, Alfred de Dalmas, Rose de Rescht, Alchymist, Rosa glauca and she wants me to custom graft a pear tree. trigintipetala kazanlik, Rosa centifolia cabbage rose, alba semi-plena, felicite parmentier, great maidens blush, alain blanchard, camaieux, rosa mundi, tuscany, duchess of portland, comte de chambord, mme hardy, chapeau de napoleon or crested moss, henri martin, goldfinch, alberic barbier, francois juranville, alfred de dalmas, rose de rescht, alchymist, rosa glauca
Karri March 4, 2015 2 Autumn Damask four seasons rose
Kate March 1, 2015 Ami schott, agincourt beauty, congo, donald wyman, maidens blush, purple glory
Peggy March 1, 2015 aronia chokeberry, red purple lilac
Claire Februasry 28, 2015 any damask; ispahan probably
Charlie T. emailed me February 24, 2015 11:43 AM Wants Rosa gallica officinallis the Apothecarys Rose in 1 gallon pot. If some flower in June I will email him back. I would suggest he subscribe to the newsletter where all new pictures are posted. I printed the email out and placed it in the plant request tray.
Stephen H. emailed me February 20, 2015 8:22 PM Wants 'Fruhlingsmorgen', 'Fruhlingsgold', 'Williams Double Yellow'. I suggested he sign up for the newsletter so he can follow along as we take pictures of plants coming out of dormancy etc. this spring. We will layer 'Fruhlingsmorgen' and 'Williams Double Yellow' this summer.
Jeff & Melanie C. emailed me February 20, 2015 11:58 AM Wants 100 Rosa centifolia 'Cabage Rose'. I signed him up for the newsletter so he can follow along as we take pictures of plants coming out of dormancy etc. this spring.
Vijay C. emailed me February 16, 2015 2:01 PM Wants a Rosa centifolia 'Cabage Rose'. I signed him up for the newsletter so he can follow along as we take pictures of plants coming out of dormancy etc. this spring.
Megan C. emailed me February 16, 2015 10:56 AM Wants to subscribe. Potential customers subscribe, then watch pictures of plants as they are taken so they can remind me if they see something they are interested in. If two people wish the same plant, priority is given to those who sign up first.
February13, 2015 Eileen J. emailed me Kazanlik
February 7, 2015 Robyn.owen emailed me Anais segales, Camaieux, Fantin Latour, Mme Hardy, Yolande d'Aragon,
February 4, 2015 Glory O Gloire de Guilan, Kazanlik, Ispahan, Centifolia
February 1, 2015 rareandwonderfull emailed me Felicite Parmentier
January 29, 2015 Auguron emailed me Rosa mundi, York and Lancaster
January 25, 2015 Laurinda R. emailed me Father Hugos Rose, Harisons Yellow, Duc de Cambridge, Great Maidens Blush, Alchymist, Stanwell Perpetual,
January 20, 2015 Amy S. emailed me Rugosa roses for a hedge
January 17, 2015 Lisa D. emailed me Alchymist Madame Plantier, Ispahan, Sarah Sands, Madame Lauriol de Barny Bourbon Rose hardy in Zone 7b thru 10b, 10ftx10ft, (Troillard, 1868). Sorry not hardy here so we probably wont have this one (we will see if I can get cuttings). Duc de Cambridge Tour de Malakoff, Lemon Pillar (Paul, 1915) Large flowered Climbing Rose Zones 4a thru 5b, Height of 8 to 20 feet and width of 10 feet. slight susceptibility to mildew in Canada but subject to late frosts. I'll have to consider this one if I can get cuttings. Madame Alfred Carriere (Schwartz, 1875), Hardy in zones 7b thru 10b, height of 8 to 25 feet and width of 10 feet.
January 16, 2015 brian emailed me Asking if I had any alba semi-plena. I wont know until plants come out of dormancy. I will add you to the list and email you if I see any.
January 15, 2015 Dan B emailed me Looking for Autumn Damask, Celsiana Damask, and Kazanlik
January 15, 2015 George K emailed me Wants Lilacs Adelaide Dunbar, Congo, Monge, President Poincaire and Znamya Lenina.
January 11, 2015 Ben 2 Roseraie de l'Hay 1 New Dawn 1 Alberic Barbier
January 10, 2015 Carol 'Rochester' Lilac,
January 8, 2015 Catherine 10 to 15 Apothecarys Rose
January 6, 2015 Tatyana Ispahan or Kazanlik
12-31-2014 Eileen Celsiana, Alba rugosa, La Belle Sultane, Complicata, Harisons Yellow, Alba Semi-plena, Apothecarys Rose, Autumn Damask, Camaieux, Celeste alba, Chapeau de Napoleon, Mme Hardy, Rosa Mundi, Rose du Roi, Apple stepovers.
12-27-2014 Sally Great Maidens Blush
12-24-2014 Leontina Rosa damascena Ispahan
12-16-2014 Matt 'Agnes' Hybrid rugosa rose
12-5-2014 Chuck
Castilian Rose, Autumn Damask
12-1-2014 Luis
Apothecarys Rose, autumn damask, comte de chambord, kazanlik
11-24-2014 Catherine Felicite et Perpetuae
11-20-2014 Dave Harison's Yellow
11-1-2014 phone request from Maryland President Grevy
10-30-2014 Valerie 2 Alba Semi-plena
10-25-2014 Irene Seven Sisters
10-20-2014 Ingrid Conrad Fedinand Meyer . Rosa rugosa alba 2 Great Maidens Blush
I mentioned how we are propagating rugosa roses from seed as well check out this page at www.floweringshrubfarm.com/roseseed.htm
10-17-2014 Renee Great Maidens Blush
10/14/2014 Monica Tuscany
10/13/2014 Susanne Mme Legras de St Germain
10/4/2014 Scott Duc de Cambridge
9/15/2014 Rob Schneezwerg
9/9/2014 Basem Ispahan or other Rosa damascena
9/8/2014 Cassie Fru Dagma Hastrup
9/5/2014 Ken Harison's Yellow
9/3/2014 Cynthia 'Agnes' Hybrid rugosa rose
8/28/14 JJ Alchymist, Apothecarys Rose, Autumn Damask, Felicite et Perpetuae, Felicite Parmentier, Leda Painted Damask, Mme Plantier, Konigin von Danemark, Rose de Rescht, Zephirine Drouhin, Comtesse Cecile de Chabrillant, Danae, Josephs Coat, Reine des Violettes, Fortunes double Yellow (Gold of Ophir), Rosa banksiae lutea, Yolande d'Aragon, Illusion, Lavender Lassie, Ardoisee de Lyon, Crested Damask, Duc de Guiche, Gilda, Souvenir de St. Annes, American Beauty, Blanchefleur, Dainty Bess, Fantin Latour, Jacqueline Humery, Super Elfin, Silver Shadows.
8/22/14 Cassie Fru Dagma Hastrup
8/19/14 David Harison's Yellow
8/18/14 Evelyn Fru Dagma Hastrup
8/8/14 Tom & Nancy 8 feet tall x 6 to 8 feet wide. Rosa rugosa alba, Robusta, Sarah Van Fleet and similar. Maybe Roseraie de L'Hay & William Baffin . Watch these as I take cuttings from them.
8/7/14 Keith Rhododendron periclymenoides Pinxterbloom Azalea
8/6/14 The Agricultural Inspector came on Wednesday and we sent out the last of the mail order for July 2014.
7/25/14 Christine Apothecarys Rose
7/24/14 Megan 20 Fru Dagma Hastrup
7/23/14 Teresa Souvenir de philemon Cochet
7/22/14 Weston
7/14/14 Matthew
Harison's Yellow, Rosa rugosa alba.
/zone3.htm Check this catalog of roses hardy in zone 3.
7/12/14 John Harison's Yellow, Celestial alba, Autumn Damask, Tuscany gallica,
7/12/14 Linda Rugosa roses, Lilacs and blueberry bushes.
7/8/14 Arlene Leda Painted Damask
7/6/14 Joyce Leda Painted Damask & Tuscany Superb
7/6/14 Brian. Alba Semi-plena
7/6/14 Joseph Lowbush blueberries Vaccinium angustifolium I will take softwood cuttings in spring.
7/6/14 Daniela Anais segales, Cabbage Rose, Crested Moss, William Lobb, Tour de Malakoff.
7/5/14 Sharon
7/5/14 Julie
Pictures of flowers on roses being identified.
7/3/14 Russ
7/2/14 Shipped 2 packages to Auburn Hills, MI and 1 package to Essex, NY
7/1/14 Deposit check for Kathleen (2 Edward Gardner & 2 Mme Lemoine), Jeremy (2 Pinxterbloom & 2 Rosebay) and Constantin (1 Ispahan).
6/29/14 Nancyann
6/28/14 Stephen Amelie Gravereaux Hybrid Rugosa Rose
6/24/14 Kathryn Duchess de Montebello
6/24/14 Kathleen 6 Delicata Rugosa
6/22/14 Patty Crested Moss Rosa mundi
6/22/14 Kelly Apothecarys Rose Autumn Damask Ispahan Kazanlik
6/20/14 Sharon Rosa rubrifolia the red leaved rose
6/19/14 David Yellow rugosa rose; Agnes or Topaz Jewel
6/12/14 Lynne 5 Pinxterbloom plugs $5 x 5=$25+$2 tax+$13 shipping=$40 (click the link below to see all currently available pinxterbloom plugs in a picture large enough to save as wallpaper). You could order as many as 20 plugs and have the shipping remain the same.
6/11/14 Sandy Alchymist
6/10/14 We had two Ispahan Damask Roses in one gallon pots for sale. Nanette 4/21/14; 2 Ispahan, Sam 4/21/14; 2 Ispahan, 3/19/14 Debby; 2 Ispahan, 3/5/14 Peggy; 2 Ispahan, 2/16/14 Constantin; 2 Kazanlik or alternatively if kazanlik does not bloom Ispahan (Sent an email offer 6/20/14), 1/28/14 Jim; Ispahan (Sent an email offer 6/12/14 got no reply), 9/7/13 Carollynn sent me a check for $10+$.80+$18=$28.80 for 1 Ispahan (I highlight in red those that these roses have been offered to).
6/10/14 Lindsay Great Maidens Blush
6/9/14 Lousia Red Hybrid Rugosas, Rosa rugosa alba, Gallicas, Ramblers,
6/7/14 Wendy 2 Autumn Damask, 1 Comte de Chambord, 1 Celsiana Damask, 1 Duchesse of Portland, 1 Goldfinch, 1 Leda Painted Damask, 1 Rose de Rescht, 1 Alba Semi-plena, 2 Kazanlik, 1 York and Lancaster, so any combination of plants on this list if they have flowered and found acceptible by Wendy.
6/6/14 Linda Fru Dagma Hastrup Roseraie de l'Hay
6/5/14 Marcella Agatha incarnata, Agnes, Felicite Parmentier, Fruhlingsgold, Geranium Rose, Harison's Yellow, La belle sultane, Ombree Parfait, Leda Painted Damask, Tour de Malakoff, Tuscany, James Veitch, Cosimo Ridolfi, Conditorum, Easleas Golden Rambler, Capitaine John IngramSouvenir de Pierre Vibert, Generak Kleber, Marcel Bourgouin, Asemblages des Beautes, Beau Narcisser, R Carolina plena, Mary Queen of Scots, Comtesse de MurinaisMme, Victor Verdier,
6/5/14 Christine Madame Hardy
6/5/14 Liza 5 Prairie Princess
6/2 Janet Leda Painted Damask
6/2/14 Sari 40-50 Lowbush blueberry plants, If I can get them grown from seed.
5/31/14 Dottie Apothecarys Rose
5/30/14 Kristine
5/30/14 Pinxterbloom plugs Prioritized by the date they first emailed me; 1/10/14 Jim; pinxter, 1/17/14 Ken; pinxter, 2/20 Jessica; pinxter, 3/2 Chrys; Rosebays, 3/29 Hans; pinxter (need to see how small a box 5 plants will fit in), 4/11 Angel; pinxter, 4/14 Marie; pinxter, 4/17 Kathleen; pinxter, 4/21 Sari; pinxter, 5/12 Nina; pinxter. So now I'll send an email to each of these asking if they want pinxterbloom plugs and if they dont get right back I'll call them on the phone.
5/27/14 Nathaniel Roseraie de l'Hay
5/27/14 Michael Chapeau de Napoleon Fantin Latour
5/26/14 Lilac Divisions Prioritized by the date they first emailed me; Prioritized by the date they first emailed me; Art (2/11) wants Krasavitsa moskvy and Agincourt Beauty, Stan (4/3) wants Sarah Sands and Ludwig Spaeth, Josh (5/3) wants Sarah Sands and Krasavitsa moskvy, Rose (5/19) wants Ludwig Spaeth and Edward Gardner, then she wants Sarah Sands and Beauty of Moscow,
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Barbara (3/16) wants 2 'Fimbriata', Diane (3/28) wants 2 'Constance Spry',
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5/26/14 Jerry Jens Munk and Fru Dagma Hastrup in $5 size.
5/24/14 Samantha Rugosa rubra, Rosa rugosa alba, scabrosa or fimbriata for pickup sometime this summer.
5/23/14 Erin Roseraie de l'Hay Parfum de l'Hay
5/21/14 Tom
5/23/14 Charmaine 2 Rosa damascena celeste or Kazanlik
5/22/14 George Cornelia
5/21/14 Tom Fruhlingsmorgen John Davis
5/20/14 Raj Madame Hardy Cardinal de Richelieu Konigin von Danemark Souvenir de Malmaison Constance Spry
5/19/14 Rose 1 or 2 Ludwig Spaeth 1 Edward Gardner
5/18/14 Jim 1 Agnes Hybrid Rugosa Rose
5/18/14 Heather Nadezhda Lilac
5/18/14 Kay Sarah Sands Lilac
5/13/14 Pat & Michele 2 Rosa rugosa Delicata
5/13/14 Sonia Rosa centifolia, Cabbage Rose
5/12/14 Subramanian 1 Kazanlik 1 Autumn Damask
5/12/14 Karen picked up a Sarah Sands, Dark Purple Lilacs
5/12/14 Deena send me your phone number.
5/12/14 Nina Pinxterbloom Azaleas.
5/12/14 Dawn Fru Dagma Hastrup mail order
5/12/14 John
Ami Schott 3 gallon
I might have a Clarks Giant but will have to wait and see if it flowers.
He would prefer to come pick them up.
5/11/14 Daniel
5/10/14 Theresa
2 City of York Roses
5/8/14 Karen (please send me your phone number so I can call you back if this variety flowers).
Alfred de Dalmas
5/7/14 Ted & Sue I need your phone number.
5/6/14 Beate
Cristata, Chapeau de Napoleon,
5/6/14 Heidi
Read the note below.
5/5/14 Katarina
5/5/14 Korey
5/4/14 Josh
Recommend Roses for zone 4
CELESTIAL or CELESTE Alba Rose,
5/4/14 Heidi
5/3/14 Christine
Scabrosa Hybrid Rugosa Rose
5/1/14 Maria
Beauty of Moscow or 'Krasavitsa moskvy'
5/1/14 Lidia
4/30/14 James
We will stick 4 cuttings from a numbered 'Aucubaefolia' in a 1 gallon pot and try to root them, then sell them to James at $5 per rooted cutting undevided (2 in a pot would be $10, 3 in a pot $15, etc.). Actually I'll probably do as many pots of this as I have cuttings to stick 4 to a pot and later I can sell them as is or I can devide them, cut them back and sell them as $10 for a 1 year old and $15 for a 2 year old.
4/28/14 Joan
2 Agnes
2 Amelie Gravereaux
2 Trigintipetala (Kazanlik)
4/27/14 Rose
We only ship 1 gallon (sold out of 2 gallon right now) in flat rate priority mail boxes (check picture and cost at bottom of this page) so I would suggest you reduce this order to 2 plants.
4/26/14 Carene
I dont know if I'll have any or not. If the roses bloom and you are on this list for one of those that bloom in a one gallon pot I will call you back on the phone giving priority to those nearest the bottom of this list.
4/26/14 Ann & Steve
Moss Roses
4/26 Amy
4/26/14 Teresa
Sir Thomas Lipton
4/25/14 Peggy
4/23/14 Richard
4/22/14 Lois
asked me for my favorites and I have to reply every plant I grow is one of my favorites but of these a few that stand out are Alba Semi-plena, Rosa rugosa alba and Great Maidens Blush.
4/22/14 Lydia
4/22/14 Kim send me your phone number and mailing address so I can call you back if I am successful.
4/22/14 Linda
Nanette 4/21/14
2 Ispahan
2 Kazanlik
2 York and Lancaster
Neal 4/21/14
5 Hansa
Sam 4/21/14
2 Rose of Castile
2 Ispahan
2 York and Lancaster
4/21/14 Sari
Pinxterbloom Azaleas
4/19/14 Jim
4/18/14 Vanessa
4/17/14 Irma asked if I have these
4/17/14 Kathleen
4/17/14 Fran
Hansa
4/16/14 Duane
Camieux
4/15/14 Michelle
Tour de Malakoff Taffeta Rose
4/14/14 Marie
9 plugs Pinxterbloom Azalea seedlings
4/12/14 David & Leora
3 Rosebay Rhododendrons in 2 gallon pots
4/11/14 Jeff and Melanie
4/11/14 Anna
any two of
alba maxima
queen of denmark
blush hip
Celeste
4/11/14 Angel
5 Pinxterbloom azalea plugs
5-10 lowbush blueberry plugs
4/9/14 Pam said she would come up during the plant sale
Rochester Lilac
Dwight Eisenhower Lilac
Blueberries
Roses
4/8/14 Linda
Alexander Mackenzie
4/7/14 Charlene
4/4/14 Joan
1 Kazanlik
4/3/14 Stan
2 Kazanlik
3 Krasavitsa moskvy
2 Edward J Gardner
4/2/14 Susan
Blanc de Vibert
4/2/14 Betty
3/30/14 Nova
Felicite et Perpetuae
3/29/14 Hans is within NY state so does not need inspection.
5 Pinxterbloom Azalea
3/28/14 Diane
2 Constance Spry
Requested 5/31/14 wants me to mail them out after July 8
3/27/14 Nikki
1 Fimbriata
3/26/14 Bill
6 plants white #218 Mme G Bruant
6 plants pink #102 Jens Munk
3/26/14 Keith & Debra
3/19/14 Debby
2 Ispahan
2 Kazanlik
3/16/14 Barbara
Phoebe frilled Pink, Fimbriata
3/15/14 Carl and Sherri
Sarah Sands, Dark Purple Lilacs
3/15/14 Dino
2 Hansa
3/11/14 Chris
14 Rosa rugosa 'Magnifica'. Says the fence line will be waiting.
3/11/14 Deborah
3/11/14 Lorrie
3/6/14 Anne
1 Rosa moyesii 'Geranium'
3/5/14 Peggy
2 Kazanlik
2 Ispahan
3/2/14 Harriet
3/2/14 Chrys
6 Rosebay Rhododendron 6 in 4.5 inch pots.
2/26/14 Carol
2/24/14 Melissa
Alfred de Dalmas
Tour de Malakoff
2/23/14 Tabitha
Alfred de Dalmas
2/21/14 Connie
Cabbage Rose
2/20/14 Jessica
Pinxterbloom
2/16/14 Constantin
2 Kazanlik or alternatively if kazanlik does not bloom
Ispahan (6/10/14)
2/13/14 Charles
2/11/14 Art
2/7/14 Stefan
2/5/14 Tim
1/31/14 Holly
1/29/14
Rugelda
Agnes
topaz Jewel
J.P. Connel
1/28/14 Jim
Ispahan; Sent an email offer 6/12/14
1/27/14 Drew
Duchess of Portland
1/21/14 Michelle (kitty)
trigintipetala Kazanlik or any other Damask like
Celsiana, Ispahan, Leda, Mme Hardy, kazanlik, York and Lancaster
1/17/14 Ken
Pinxterbloom
1/16/14 Lindsay
1/10/14 Jim
Pinxterbloom Azalea
Kristin on Jan 2, 2014 requested
trigintipetala Kazanlik
albertine
9/27/13 Daniel
'Henry Hudson'
8/12/13 Loullae
Damask Roses Ispahan ?
6/20/2013 David
5/25/2013 Stan
5/21/2013 Kary
5/15/2013 Chip 4 Tuscany
5/13/2013 Josh
5/9/2013 Rosa damascena
4/13/2013 Aimee Apothecarys Rose Rosa rugosa alba
4/5/2013 Celia Kazanlik Rosa centifolia
4/4/2013 Joanne Belle de Crecy
3/31/2013 Daphne
3/21/13 Debbie Geranium Rose
3/12/13 Robin Felicite Parmentier
3/1/13 Zorika Fru Dagma Hastrup
2/26/13 Ed Rugosa Roses
2/24/13 Judith Conrad Meyer
2/15/13 Karen 4 Rosa rugosa
1/30/13 Perrin Congo Mme Lemoine
1/16/13 Arthur Beauty of Moscow
1/13/13 Drew Fruhlingsgold
1/7/13 Martha Alice Chieppo Lilac
12/19/12 William Hansa Magnifica Roseraie de l'Hay Souvenir de philemon Cochet
11/8/12 Rebecca 3 Schneezwerg
7/23/14 Teresa Souvenir de philemon Cochet
About the ALL-PICTURE-NEWSLETTER by andyvancleve
Potential customers subscribe to my free subscriber only newsletter. Around the 10th of each month I send a link to all my subscribers (click on the link and it will take you to an available web page where I am placing the newsletter). Every time I interact with the plants or we work in the nursery I take pictures that I add to the newsletter with comments between (clicking on the small picture opens an image large enough to save as wallpaper). If you see something that interests you ask me about it in an email me .
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When you see something you like come buy it in bloom or email me.
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We can send 2 one gallon potted plants in this size for around $18.00 postage as of June 2014. A 1 year old in a 1 gallon is $10 and a 2 year old in a 1 gallon is $15 (but we usually dont send the 1 year old because it has not flowered yet). Occasionally we sell quarter gallons for $10 each or thereabouts because I can fit so many of them in this priority mail box (ask about it). Because we stick 4 cuttings in each one gallon pot then divide them once they have rooted these divisions from the one gallon are called quarter gallons. Dont send any money until I ask for it, Nothing is available right now though you might check the pictures of roses being identified link and ask me in an email if any of them are available.
Contact me if you have any questions.
