Mulch Removal Time

With warmer temperatures and rain in the forecast, it is now a good time to begin removing the winter mulch from your rose beds. Only remove the mulch that is thawed. Let the frozen mulch thaw before removing.

Do not uncover your roses just yet.  Just remove the mulch.

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Tonkadale Nursery Rose List 2015

Tonkadale Nursery Rose List 2015

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Highland Nursery 2015 Rose List

Highland Nursery Rose List

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Rose Lists from Pahl’s Market, Dundee Nursery and Gerten’s Nursery and Garden Center

Rose Lists

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Western Wisconsin Sources of Hardy Climber – “Above and Beyond”.

Here are a few potential western Wisconsin sources for the hardy climber “Above and Beyond”.

Eau Claire

Chippewa Valley Growers

Hudson

Farrill’s Landscape and Sunrise Nursery

River Falls

Earthworks

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New Easy Elegance(R) Rose for 2015

Easy Elegance® Screaming Neon Red(TM) Rose

Rosa ‘BAIneon’

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With intense color and superior performance, Screaming Neon Red(TM) is sure to be a standout in any garden. With vibrant flower power and repeat blooms throughout the season, this compact rose is the perfect choice as an accent or mass planting. Its petals are almost wave-like and distinctly different than most rose varieties. Remarkably rich, disease resistant, dark green foliage provides the perfect backdrop to neon red blooms. As an added bonus, foliage turns a lovely burgundy-red in fall.

 

 

  • Height: 3-4′
  • Spread: 2-3′
  • Shape: Upright rounded
  • Foliage: Dark green
  • Fall Foliage     Burgundy-red
  • Exposure: Full Sun

                        Zone:               4-9

 

 

 

 

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Sources for Hardy Climber – Above and Beyond

Below is a partial list of sources for the new hardy climber Above and Beyond.  This is not an endorsement of any of the establishments listed below.

Arden Hills-Frattallone’s Hardware

Cottage Grove-Zywiec’s Landscape and Garden Center

Inver Grove Heights-Gerten’s

St. Paul-Lilydale Garden Center

Stillwater-Rose Floral and Greenhouse

Farmington-Bachman’s

Forest Lake-Forest Lake and Floral

Lindstrom-Applewood Nursery

Redwing-Sargent’s Nursery

Stacy-Wayne’s Nursery and Landscape

Wabasha-Cabbage Patch

Apple Valley-Pahl’s Market

Chanhassen-By the Woods

Chaska-The Mustard Seed

Lakeville-Terra Garden Center

Long Lake-Otten Bros

Minnetonka-Tonkadale Greenhouses

Savage-Cal’s Market

Shakopee-Sailers Nursery

St. Bonafacius-Superor Outdoor Expression

Waconia-United Farmer Coop

Willow Wind Gardens

Big Lake-Bob & Judy’s Farm Market

Elk River-Great Northern Landscapes

Ham Lake-Mickman Brothers

Isanti-Green Barn Garden Center

Northland Landscape Nursery

Maple Grove-Lynde Greenhouse and Nursery

Otsego-101 Market

Plymouth-Dundee Nursery

Ramsey-Green Valley Garden Center

Rogers-Malmborgs

St. Michael-Schulte’s Greenhouse

Wayzata-Gregor Farm and Greenhouse

Zimmerman-Nelson Nursery

Lino Lakes-Waldoch Farm and Garden Center

Minneapolis-Minnehaha Falls Nursery

Mother Earth Gardens

Sunnyside Gardens

Wagners Greenhouses

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New Hardy Climber for 2015

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Above and Beyond is a new hardy climber hydridized by Dr. David Zlesak. Above and Beyond gets 10-12′ tall or so, it is comparable in crown hardiness as ‘William Baffin’ as well as light rebloom. Above and Beyond has good health and is vigorous. It is a cross of a yellow mini (Lemon Fluff) x (Rosa virginiana x R. laxa).

Above and Beyond should be available this Spring.

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Composting In Winter – Blog post by Rosarian Jack Falker

Composting in Winter

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Looking for Roses

Are you looking for a particular rose?  Try Help Me Find Roses.

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