I am excited about a new place on the web for roses! A “one stop shop” for miniature and miniflora varieties; ForLoveOfRoses.com is a new website that combines the best exhibition and garden roses in one awesome website. From their site:
Only the very best quality exhibition and garden roses available today will be part of our rose product line. We intend to incorporate high disease resistance into our hybridization program in order to assure the purchaser is getting the best exhibition and/or garden rose and the most highly disease resistant roses that are available today and for many years to come. All new roses will undergo a stringent test program to insure all roses offered for sale by Wells Mid-South Roses/For Love of Roses meet our expectations for exhibition and garden quality along with high disease resistance.
Owned by people who truly love roses, this new venture promises to be one that rose lovers can be excited about
Some of the roses they offer:
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- ‘Fitzhugh’s Diamond’ Miniflora Rose
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- Acclaimed ‘Joy’ Miniature Rose
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- ‘Baldo Villeagas’ Miniflora Rose
I hope you’ll check them out. I am already making my list!
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This is very exciting! Which area of the country is willing to host an ARS Mini National convention/competition? 2013 is North Carolina.
Would be exciting to have in Bham…..
Diane Sommers can fill you in. She was general chair for the 2010 Mini National in Mke.
Very glad to find this website. Best of luck!
regards,
Andrew Grover
That’s good to know. We need more rose nurseries
We do indeed! Especially miniature and miniflora nurseries.
hello,
I am starting a miniature rose nursery in Oregon and will be a registered business this June.I amramblinrose6155@live.com always looking for good information on the subject of hybradizing.
As of now I have around 20 or so different miniature roses and looking for more.
I am open to suggestions and ideas on growing and propigating roses and would love to hear from people that are experienced in rose growing.
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Mini and Miniflora rose lovers are very happy.
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Looking at the list with pencil in hand. I need a few more minis!