Your source
for America’s finest garden roses.™
Welcome to Edmunds’ Roses, Spring 2012
T e rose is America’s National Flower. It’s often called the “Queen of Flowers.” Yet for all their fame, how many times have you heard, “I don’t have any luck growing roses,” or “Growing roses is too much work.”
T ere may be a grain of truth in these statements, but the key to successfully growing any plant is in knowing a bit about them. It’s our goal that our factual descriptions will help you sort out what roses are best for you. Many of our customers are true ro- sarians, willing to indulge their roses with some extra care to coax them into produc- ing gorgeous, long-stemmed, exhibition quality blooms. However, we want to assure you that even everyday gardeners can grow beautiful roses with very little eff ort. One of the keys is knowing your climate and its vagaries, then selecting varieties of roses that are adapted to it. If you live in a cold climate and don’t want to cover your roses in winter, only plant roses proven hardy in your zone. If you have humid summers, choose varieties that resist diseases. Another key point is to consider the location where you will plant your rose in terms of soil, sunshine, etc.
At Edmunds’ Roses, we strive to fi nd a balance of rose selections that will meet the standards of the most critical rosarians, and at the same time, off er varieties that are easily grown, widely adapted and require minimal maintenance. Many of the roses being bred today are intended for use as colorful fl owering shrubs. T is year we’ve expanded our selection of these landscape workhorses with the addition of Oso Easy® and Oso Happy™ roses as well as favorite roses from the famous Biltmore® Estates. In all, we’re off ering over 40 new roses, selected by the world’s foremost hybridizers as
the “best of the best”.
At Edmunds’, our business is fi nding and selling the best roses available, but our goal is helping gardeners grow the “Queen of Flowers” successfully. If there is more we can do to make your rose-growing experience easier and even more enjoyable, please let us know. Your feedback helps us all.
Wishing you a great year in your gardens,
Dick Zondag, President Edmunds’ Roses
P.S. Be sure to take a look at our new selection of premium clematis (they combine so beautifully with roses) and also a unique hydrangea from the Biltmore® Estates. Enjoy!
ROSES FOR 2012
New Roses For 2012! ....................3-7,9 Hybrid Teas and Grandifl oras 3,4,10-24 Floribunda Roses ....................4,9,25-30 T e Knock Out® Rose Family ............ 32 Groundcover Roses ........................ 7,31 Shrub & Landscape Roses ...5-7,9,31-36 Climbing Roses ......................5,9,37-40 Miniature and Shrublet Roses 6,9,42-43 Tree Roses ....................................44-45 Antique Roses ................................... 41
Rose Index By Variety........................ 46 Shipping Dates & Zone Map ....43, OF
T e AARS Award for Rose Excellence!
T is symbol identifi es those roses honored with the coveted All-America Rose Selections award. Each winner has been
grown and evaluated by experts in offi cial test gardens across the U.S. T e winners have dis- played consistently superior performance. You can plant these roses with confi dence that they will thrive in your own garden.
2 Edmunds’ Exclusives
T is symbol let’s you know that Edmunds’ is the only source for these fi ne roses.
OTHER ITEMS
Accessories ............................ 2,14,41,OF Animal Repellent .................................36 Clematis ..............................................47 Coir Planting Mix ...............................21 Fertilizers .............. 8,16,26,36,40,46,OF Gift Certifi cate ............................. 46,OF Hydrangea .............................................8 Insect & Disease Control ....... 36,40,OF Organics ......................................8,36,46 Pillars and Arches ......................... 40,OF Plant Markers ........................ 13,27,OF Tools .............................................20,30 Weed Control....................................OF
Grasshopper 6”x12”x41” 44.95 Item #53659
Praying Mantis 16”x8”x32” 44.95 Item #53662
Green Beetle 10”x11”x25” 44.95 Item #53661
Brown Beetle 10”x5.5”x28” 44.95 Item #53660
Spotted Bug 10”x6”x34.5” 44.95 Item #53663
GARDEN BUGS
Add a touch of whimsy and fun to your garden with these lovable, painted metal bugs. Sure to cause a “buzz” tucked into deck and patio plantings as well as fl ower and vegetable gardens. (Dimensions and
item numbers are listed on the images.) THE EDMUNDS’ GUARANTEE
We will deliver dormant, top-grade, true-to-name roses. We guarantee they will grow and bloom the fi rst season providing our recommended planting instructions included with every order are followed. Any rose pur- chased and planted in late winter and spring 2012 that fails to grow will be replaced or a credit voucher issued for the purchase price, one time, provided we are noti- fi ed by August 1, 2012. Sale items will only be issued a credit voucher for the purchase price.
Non-plant products are satisfaction guaranteed. If not fully satisfi ed, the product may be returned for a replacement or refund.
Shipping charges are not refundable. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • Complete web catalog – order online at
EdmundsRoses.com
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