Christopher, thanks. I know you have a few that are rare. Had it not been for your sharing photos and your own experience with them, I'd never have heard of them, let alone think of them as a possible choice for my own garden. You bring up a good point about having a single nursery as a source. Nurseries close, inventory can be lost through catastrophic events, and roses can be dropped from inventory for a variety of reasons. Better to have several nurseries carry it, especially those on opposite sides of the country. In the end, though, the goal is to get them into gardens, both private and public. It's the best way to preserve roses, I think.
