I keep hearing Monrovia has a whole line of thornless roses but I can't seem to locate them or find anything out about them. For senior citizens living in a rest home this development could mean the difference between not being allowed to grow any roses at all (because their skin tears and they bleed easily) to actually being able to have a rose garden - which they keep asking for and managment won't allow. Please direct me to information about your thornless roses and let me know what retailers anywhere in San Diego County carry them. Thanks, Cindhi |
having in the garden. 'Tausendsh?n' is a R. multiflora cross with a bit of the Hybrid Perpetual 'General Jacqueminot' in its background. Its name means "Thousand Beauties" and its blooms certainly bear up to that name. Flowers are deep rose-pink with at least a third of the center petals a cream-white. The blooms are large, cupped and form in clusters. It grows to about 8 ft., and is rated an 8.5 ("excellent") by those ARS rosarians who grow it. Although once-blooming, this rose is very hardy. 'Nevada' is a Species rose that produces pink or apricot buds which open to large, white single blossoms. Sometimes the petals' reverse sided are splashed with carmine. A vigorous grower to 7 ft., this rose will repeat in the fall with a second heavy flush. It is rated an 8.8 (a very high "excellent") by the ARS. Here's a list of local nurseries carrying Monrovia stock: Armstrong/Oceanside #708 1828 Oceanside Blvd. Oceanside, CA 92054 (760) 722-5680 City Farmers Nursery 4832 Home Ave. (At Euclid) San Diego, CA 92105 (619) 284-6358 Walter Andersen Nursery 3642 Enterprise St. San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 224-8271 Pacific Tree Farms 4301 Lynwood Drive Chula Vista, CA 91910 (619) 422-2400 Pacific Beach Gardens 910 Turquoise St. San Diego, CA 92109 (619) 488-0615 Usmc Recruit Depot Home And Garden Ext. 287 San Diego, CA 92140 (619) 297-2500 having in the garden. 'Tausendsh?n' is a R. multiflora cross with a bit of the Hybrid Perpetual 'General Jacqueminot' in its background. Its name means "Thousand Beauties" and its blooms certainly bear up to that name. Flowers are deep rose-pink with at least a third of the center petals a cream-white. The blooms are large, cupped and form in clusters. It grows to about 8 ft., and is rated an 8.5 ("excellent") by those ARS rosarians who grow it. Although once-blooming, this rose is very hardy. 'Nevada' is a Species rose that produces pink or apricot buds which open to large, white single blossoms. Sometimes the petals' reverse sided are splashed with carmine. A vigorous grower to 7 ft., this rose will repeat in the fall with a second heavy flush. It is rated an 8.8 (a very high "excellent") by the ARS. Here's a list of local nurseries carrying Monrovia stock: Armstrong/Oceanside #708 1828 Oceanside Blvd. Oceanside, CA 92054 (760) 722-5680 City Farmers Nursery 4832 Home Ave. (At Euclid) San Diego, CA 92105 (619) 284-6358 Walter Andersen Nursery 3642 Enterprise St. San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 224-8271 Pacific Tree Farms 4301 Lynwood Drive Chula Vista, CA 91910 (619) 422-2400 Pacific Beach Gardens 910 Turquoise St. San Diego, CA 92109 (619) 488-0615 Usmc Recruit Depot Home And Garden Ext. 287 San Diego, CA 92140 (619) 297-2500 |