Does anyone know of a source of Cecile Bruner antique roses in the
Denver area? I've been led to believe it will bloom in the Denver
area. Failing the discovery of a local source, there may be a good one
that could ship one in for me. Any tips genuinely appreciated.

On Mon, 09 May 2005 23:10:43 -0600, Tom Steele
<tomcatcher [at] comcast.net> wrote:

>Does anyone know of a source of Cecile Bruner antique roses in the
>Denver area? I've been led to believe it will bloom in the Denver
>area. Failing the discovery of a local source, there may be a good one
>that could ship one in for me. Any tips genuinely appreciated.

I got mine from Antique Rose Emporium. Obviously, I'm very happy with
the plant. You might give them a call and ask them about Denver as
well. They are very helpful on the phone.

I recommend www.highcountryroses.com

They have it listed and every plant I have gotten from them has been
EXCELLENT.

Although the ship in 4 or 5" pots the roses are all 'own root' and perform
very well along the front range.

The Denver Rose Society is holding the 'Old Garden Rose' display on June 5
at the Denver Botanical Gardens and I believe we will have Cecile Bruner
available for sale.

Tim
"Tom Steele" <tomcatcher [at] comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know of a source of Cecile Bruner antique roses in the
> Denver area? I've been led to believe it will bloom in the Denver
> area. Failing the discovery of a local source, there may be a good one
> that could ship one in for me. Any tips genuinely appreciated.