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Dear Rose Enthusiasts... It goes without saying 2020 will be going into history books. We would like to take just a few words to extend our gratitude to all who worked and supported their communities in their own way during this pandemic - Thank you! Here at Palatine, on the rose side of our business, 2020 will be known as the year we start offeringNIRP roses which in every regard is a very positive and exciting thing. We have been testing and trialing their cultivars for a number of years now and can confirm that they are hardy to our region, very floriferous, and many are beautifully perfumed. They offer blooms as varied as the single petaled climber Golden Age® which produces a tremendous avalanche of flowers during its first flush; to elegant hybrid teas such as Anne Vanderlove® with her glowing orange petals; to the old-fashioned and romantic flowers of the Rosemantic series. We love them all. You will note throughout our catalogue that we have larger than normal new roses added to our line up this year. Our list is too long to go into detail here and so we invite you to look through our catalogue and dream your rose garden into a refined existence. We are glad to help along the way. Wishing you a thousand blooms, much love, and the very, very best! PALATINE'S SPRING & SUMMER GARDEN CENTER WE'RE OPEN: FALL: April 10th, 2021 to September 11th, 2021 By Appointment Only Monday to Saturday 9:00AM to 5:00PM How to place your order Please visit our website to order online at: www.palatineroses.com. We look forward to receiving your order! Bare root order deadline ORDER EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! y Fall pick-up & mail order, order before October 31, 2020 y Spring pick-up & mail order, order before March 15, 2021 y No changes to mail orders accepted after March 15, 2021 Mail order shipping dates Fall orders will be shipped Monday November 16, 2020 Spring orders will be shipped Mondays from March 1 to April 26, 2021 Pick-up dates Fall pick-up: November 7 and 14, 2020 Spring pick-up: April 10 to 24, 2021 *For pick-up after April 26 all rose bushes will be sold potted at our nursery. We accept Visa, MasterCard, e-Transfer, cash, and certified cheque. A payment in full will be required to hold your order. Upon receipt of your payment, your order will be confirmed. Order online at www.palatineroses.com If you need to make alternate financial arrangements, please contact us. HEALTH: bb Our health rating is based on our own system of testing within our fields and from customer experiences within their gardens. We would like to hear from you; please send us your impressions of the roses purchased in order to better our knowledge of their overall health. 2 Legend FlowerFlower Form Form Symbols Single (4-8 petals) Introduced by Palatine Semi-Double (9-16 petals) International Medal Winner Double & Full (17-40 petals) AARS (All American Rose Selection) Very Full (41+ petals) ADR (Recipient of the world’s toughest rose trials for disease resistance.) Great Cut Flower Exhibition Rose Fall & Spring Pricing 2020-2021 FALL & SPRING PRICING Price Canadian American Potted Rose at Code Dollars Dollars Garden Centre (Canadian Dollars) A CAD $18.95 USD $22.95 CAD $24.95 B CAD $20.45 USD $23.95 CAD $24.95 C CAD $20.95 USD $24.45 CAD $24.95 Potted roses are only available at the garden center. We accept Visa, MasterCard, cash, and certified cheque Miniature, Landscape & Vigorosa® Roses Groundcover and landscape roses are a perfect combination for disease resistance, predictable growth and flower production, all in one ground covering package. These roses are specially bred for easy maintenance and most have achieved ADR status, the most highly regarded rating system for disease resistance and overall plant health. Groundcover and landscape roses have a uniquely uniform growth habit and very floriferous bloom cycles making them an excellent choice for large beds or edges. They are very popular with landscapers and public parks. (Marriotta™ shown) BACK! Green Ice (miniature) white with green undertone. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 1'-1.5' HEALTH: Moore 1971 PRICE: A BACK! Marriotta™ (miniature) deep pink blooms with pointed white painted petals. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 1'-1.5' HEALTH: McGredy 1989 PRICE: A Pincushion™ small full hot pink blooms. FRAGRANCE: SIZE: 1.5'-2.5' HEALTH: b Kordes 1992 PRICE: A Salmon Vigorosa® profusion of salmon pink flowers. ADR 2000. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 1.5'-2.5' HEALTH: bb Kordes 1999 PRICE: B Solero™ Vigorosa® vivid display of canary yellow. ADR 2009. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 1.5'-2.5' HEALTH: bb Kordes 2009 PRICE: B Hybrid Tea Hybrid Teas are the archetype of roses in the rose growing world and the most popular of all rose classes. These large flowers with long stems are a garden classic with typically single high centered flowers growing on each stem in upright bushes. Hybrid Tea roses bloom repeatedly and like to be deadheaded after each bloom. (Roberto Alagna® shown) NEW! Acapella® pink with a silvery reverse. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Tantau 2011 PRICE: B BACK! Ace of Hearts™ dark red with velvety black edging. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Kordes 1983 PRICE: A NEW! Amour de Molène® large salmon orange blooms. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: Adam 2013 PRICE: C NEW! Anastasia® creamy white blooms. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: NIRP 2001 PRICE: C NEW! Anne Vanderlove® orange flower with warm yellow undertone. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Adam 2011 PRICE: C Augusta Louise™ splash of peach, salmon/pink, orange bloom. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Evers 1999 PRICE: B Beloved Bill (Beloved) vibrant fire engine red. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3’-4’ HEALTH: Jalbert 2015 PRICE: B Beverly™ Eleganza® delightful pink shades, classic HT form changes to romantic type. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3’-4’ HEALTH: b Kordes 2008 PRICE: B Biedermeier® crisp white blooms with cherry red edges. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Evers 2002 PRICE: B 5www.palatineroses.comPalatinePalatine Fruit Fruit & R &oses Roses NEW! Broceliande® red with cream stripes. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Adam 2000 PRICE: C Buxom Beauty™ Eleganza® (Parole®) hot pink with mist of purple edging. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: b Kordes 2001 PRICE: B Charles de Gaulle® red buds turn into deep mauve flowers. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Meilland 1974 PRICE: A NEW! Crazy Fashion® striped blooms of pink and red shades. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: NIRP 2003 PRICE: C BACK! Dainty Bess delicate silvery pink flowers with maroon stamens. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Archer 1925 PRICE: A Dark Desire™ Parfuma® rich red violette, darker outer petals. ADR 2014. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: bb Kordes 2013 PRICE: B Dark Knight® velvety dark red nearing black to petal edges with light yellow reverse. FRAGRANCE: SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: Meilland 2010 PRICE: B Dee-Lish® large, old fashioned type bright pink bloom. ADR 2007. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: bb Meilland 2005 PRICE: B Double Delight™ red edges with white centre. AARS 1977. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Swim 1977 PRICE: A BACK! Fiji™ Eleganza® deep vibrant cherry pink. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3.5'-4.5' HEALTH: b Kordes 2012 PRICE: B Folklore gorgeous pearly salmon pink blend with lighter reverse. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 4'-5'+ HEALTH: Kordes 1977 PRICE: A BACK! Gemini™ white blooms with bleeding coral pink edges. FRAGRANCE: SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: Zary 1999 PRICE: A Grande Amore™ Eleganza® must have stunning bright red. ADR 2005. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: b Kordes 2004 PRICE: B Ingrid Bergman™ dazzling red. Rose Hall of Fame 2000. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 3’-4’ HEALTH: Poulsen 1985 PRICE: A BACK! Julia® cream flowers with cerise pink edges and silvery reverse. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 3’-4’ HEALTH: Adam 2002 PRICE: C BACK! Koko Loco™ rusty orange pink with darker reverse and lavender undertone. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3’-4’ HEALTH: Bedard 2010 PRICE: B NEW! La Fontaine aux Perles® light pink flowers. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 4’-5' HEALTH: Adam 1999 PRICE: C BACK! La Perla™ pearly cream blooms. ADR 2009. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: bb Kordes 2008 PRICE: B BACK! Lady Like™ deep pink with darker edged petals. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Tantau 1989 PRICE: A BACK! Lasting Love® deep red blooms. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: Adam 1993 PRICE: C Liebeszauber™ (Love's Magic) deep red. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: Kordes 1990 PRICE: A Mellow Yellow™ daffodil yellow. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: Carruth 2000 PRICE: B BACK! Memoire™ pure white bloom. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: b Kordes 1992 PRICE: A BACK! Mondiale™ pink blooms with orange hue. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 4'-5'+ HEALTH: b Kordes 1993 PRICE: B Order online at www.palatineroses.com For the Love of Roses BACK! Monte Carlo Country Club® dark red velvety petals with yellow reverse. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Adam 2005 PRICE: C Moonstone™ white finely edged with pink; vigorous grower. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 4'-5' HEALTH: Carruth 1998 PRICE: B Mrs. Oakley Fisher rich amber yellow with slight pink blush. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 2'-3' HEALTH: Cant 1921 PRICE: A NEW! Parfum Royal® medium pink with white reverse. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Adam 2009 PRICE: C NEW! Parfum Tropical® white blooms with bleeding carmine red edges. FRAGRANCE: ••• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: NIRP 2013 PRICE: C Peace® (Gloria Dei) yellow edged with pink. Rose Hall of Fame 1976. FRAGRANCE: •• SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Meilland 1942 PRICE: A Pearl of Niagara™ creamy white with champagne undertones. FRAGRANCE: • SIZE: 3'-4' HEALTH: Kordes 2009 PRICE: A Peaudouce (Elina®) creamy light yellow. ADR 1987.
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  • There Is Often Confusion Between Climbing and Rambling Roses Although, Generally Speaking, Both Types Can Be Used for Much the Same Purpose

    There Is Often Confusion Between Climbing and Rambling Roses Although, Generally Speaking, Both Types Can Be Used for Much the Same Purpose

    ‘Blush Rambler’ There is often confusion between Climbing and Rambling roses although, generally speaking, both types can be used for much the same purpose. Climbers are better for walls and pergolas, Ramblers good for tree climbing and hiding eyesores etc. It must be remembered that all of them will take two or three years to become fully established. It should also be noted that some of the more vigorous ramblers and tree climbers could take Section 5: Climbing & Rambling Roses up to three years to ower. White & Cream Shades This includes everything from pure white to cream. Up to 10 feet (3m) Cheek to Cheek Crème de la Crème Cheek to Cheek ~ (Modern Climber) Delightfully Princess of Nassau ~ (Moschata) A variant of double, white rose flushed with pale pink. Ideal for ‘Rosa moschata’ with small cream double flowers, a pillar or obelisk, producing a multitude of flowers which are produced quite late in summer. Lovely BRED from summer to early autumn. dense apple green foliage. BY US Poulsen 2002 (2.1x1.5m) 7 x 5’ £17.50 each Unknown 1835 (3x2.4m) 10 x 8’ £17.50 each 3+ £15.75 each 3+ £15.75 each Available in a 4 litre container £22.25 each Sombreuil ~ (Climbing Tea) A superb rose. Pure Crème de la Crème ~ (Modern Climber) A superb white base to the classically formed flowers, soft creamy-white climber with a good fragrance. sometimes flushed with pink. Sweetly scented and Deepening to lemon with age. Large blooms. Good surrounded by ample, lush green foliage. healthy foliage. Highly recommended.