https://menagerieflower.com/

I've never ordered from this rather new rose source that's near Chico, CA., but they just got in new bareroots and there might be something someone on the forum is looking for.

Thanks for the link. That's a great selection and I love the color groups.

I have one saved for notification when back in stock. Prices not bad either.

I like the way they are grouped by color, and the photography is impressive.

First day, and they are already sold out on over a dozen roses, 10 of them being David Austin roses.

It's very exciting that they have so many grafted roses. It's difficult to find a grafted Distant Drums and a grafted Honey Dijon.

Munstead Wood was the one I was after. The rest are nice but not something I'm chasing yet.

My Distant Drums has been a trouper these last few years. I put it in the ground and it almost died so I put it back in a pot. It's been in same pot and soil since and while no more than a foot tall it still blooms every year for me. Hoping all my roses will thrive at the other place. I'm thinking I might get some hollies for where the roses are now. Need something that loves crappy soil and can help the home value by growing quickly to hide trashy neighbor.

Are you moving far? Same climate but better soil?

One they have left is James Galway. Does anyone have it and would you say it has "few thorns" like the Austin catalog says, and any other comments, positive or negative? It definite seems like it would not be suitable for a container, even a half wine barrel?

Moving slightly southeast a few miles to family property. It was my grandma's place and she has gardens all over the place. The whole place is 5 acres but the gardens are scattered over 2 acres roughly. So I will be filling in some areas and moving some gardens around so closer but limiting any expansions if that all makes sense. The big garden bed I'm thinking of surrounding with all my roses I have now and for now only looking to add Munstead Wood.

I'm also hoping I can find a mule to help with gardening because I really don't want to wheelbarrow that whole place!!!!

Sounds exciting!

Good luck with your move

I ordered from Menagerie a couple years ago and the quality was superb!
I also ordered bare root and potted roses from a few other places that year too, for whom I will not say the same.

I bit! I ordered:

Pop Art
Nicole Carole Miller
Queen of Elegance
Gold and Great

All grafted, hooray! I already have the first two, but they're gorgeous and they deserve to be in more than one part of the garden.

I chose 2/13 as the shipping date, so maybe I'll get them on my birthday. Happy birthday to me!

yay! and Happy Birthday, coming up

Thanks to Rebecca, for the notice, I snagged a couple too

Thank you. I'll be 80. Scary, and I really never thought I'd get this far. I've been smoking for 68 years, after all.

Which ones did you get?

Congratulations! I was never gonna live past 40 something but I'm still kicking too but I can't quick smoking either.

I got Sweet Mademoiselle to replace the one I got elsewhere that never came to life, and the newly rebranded Raspberry Cupcake.

I am brave and did not order anything!! The site is amazing!
Looking for some ideas how to combine my new roses.

reh0622 said: https://menagerieflower.com/

I've never ordered from this rather new rose source that's near Chico, CA., but they just got in new bareroots and there might be something someone on the forum is looking for.

Thanks to you, now I have a new nursery added to my list of nurseries for ordering roses! I've been looking for black baccara for a while now, and they have it in stock! I ordered it

Does anyone have any experience growing Cinderella? It looks gorgeous but it's out of stock.