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Hi Carol
I just wanted to let you know that I received my shipment of roses from Northland Rosarium today.
I can't believe they arrived so quickly and in mint condition. I must also say that I was absolutely
thrilled when I opened the boxes and saw how big each plant was.
Thanks for the great service! I.L.
This is a wonderful group of roses that are shorter growing and the blooms though miniature in size are beautifully shaped and can be very fragrant. They are all grown on their own roots and often they are more hardy than their larger hybrid tea relatives. They are wonderful in the front of a border, a small spot in garden that doesn't allow room for a larger rose, and of course they are great in a pot, outdoor or indoors. The group we are offering is from 12 to 30 inches tall. The short growing miniatures are all $6.95.
We are also listing the Climbing Minatures in this category. Though the blooms are miniature in size they are wonderful climbers, from 6' to 10' tall and cover themselves in bloom. I use the miniature blooms to decorate dessert trays and to use as garnish. Climbing Miniatures are $13.95
Deja Blue (BENwise) 1990 (Mini-Flora) (SOLD OUT)
Mauve to fuchsia / magenta. Average diameter 2.5". Medium-large, very double, borne mostly solitary, cluster-flowered, in small clusters, exhibition, high-centered to cupped bloom form. Continuous (perpetual) bloom throughout the season.
Medium, compact, thornless (or almost), upright, well-branched. Medium, semi-glossy, dark green foliage.
Height of 22" to 34"
zone 4 Used for beds and borders, container rose, cut flower, exhibition, garden, hedge or specimen. Hardy. vigorous. $9.95
Jeanne LaJoie 1975 Miniature Climbing Rose
Small, medium pink, hybrid tea shaped blooms in great profusion all season. This is listed as a climbing miniature rose, but needs little support. The canes are upright and sturdy. A charming rose for your porch or pillar. 8 ft. $15.95
Rainbow's End (SOLD OUT) (SAVilfe) 1984 Pat 5482
A wonderful little rose of yellow and scarlet. Bright and cheerful in the garden it seems it is always in bloom. Exhibition shaped miniature blooms. Slight fragrance and has done well in our zone 5 garden and is reported hardy to zone 4. 22 inches tall $9.95
Rainbow's End Miniatue Climbing Rose (SOLD OUT) 1968
A mutation of the well know miniature bush by the same name. Same coloring, red, yellow and pink blend but puts up nice flexible canes to 12 feet. A vigorous, healthy climber that blooms all season and is an eye catcher. Perhaps not quite as hardy as the bush, but does well in our zone 5 garden. 6 to 12 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide. zone 5 to 11. $15.95
Ralph Moore 2000 (SOLD OUT)
This little miniature rose bears the name of its hybridizer. You know it has to be a good rose. A nice bright red, high centered bloom with some fragrance. The bloom is prolific and continuous throughout the season. Compact well-branched growth habit with glossy dark green foliage. Height: 16-20 inches.
Zone 4 to 10 $9.95
Ruby Ruby (SOLD OUT)(WEKsactrum) Pat 15066
Perfectly shaped blooms of cherry red on a nice rounded plant. Glossy green leaves set off the ruby red blooms that hold their color to the finish. 12" to 18"
Hardy to zone 5. $9.95
Star 'n' Stripes Pat 4029 1975 (not available 2010)
This miniature climber was bred by a well known miniature rose breeder, Ralph Moore. It is a darling red and white striped rose that grows to 3 feet. We have it growing in a cobalt blue pot which really sets off the red and white blooms. I don't think there was time that it was out of bloom this last season. Zone 5 to 10 $15.95
Starina 1965 (SOLD OUT)
This little rose has been tested by time. A wonderful orange-red bloom with a strong fragracne. Blooom size; 2 inches, with 20 petals to a bloom. Height of 12 to 20 inches. Will tolerate some shade and hardy zones 5 thru 10. $9.95
Tiddly Winks ™ (SOLD OUT) (Weeks) 2008
A very profuse blooming plant with orange and yellow blooms of 1.5 inches in diameter. Though the blooms are small they appear in large clusters throughout the season. Very bright and attractive little plant. Height of 12 to 18 inches. Excellent disease resistance. Zone 5.
Habit: Short, bushy, compact growth habit. Small, semi-glossy, medium green foliage.
Height of 12" to 18" (30 to 45 cm). $9.95
Valentine's Day™ (SOLD OUT) (WEKamrav) PPAF 2007
Deep velvet red miniature climber. Nice clear red blooms hold their color from bud to finish, and repeat well. Dark green leaves set off the flowers and this climber blooms on new and old wood. 6 to 10 ft. $15.95 (Picture provided by Weeks Roses)
Own-Root
Roses
All
of our plants are container grown on their own roots
rather than using the roots of another
variety. This means they are pure, and grow only
from their own, original ancestors. This also keeps
the plants virus free, living longer, and gives
them a more healthy, well-shaped bloom.
