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| Positive | Tanghao (3 reviews) | On Mar 14, 2005, Tanghao Marietta, GA wrote: Dealing with this company both over the phone and in person was a pleasure. The people I talked to were knowledgeable and friendly. I asked them to set a couple of roses aside for me so I could pick them up in person. They chose big healthy roses--one had a bloom. I would not hesitate to buy from them again. It's also a great place to visit. |
| Positive | Cottage_Rose (15 reviews) | On Aug 20, 2004, Cottage_Rose Cedar Springs, MI (Zone 5b) wrote: I have purchased own-root roses from several well know U.S. vendors and have found over all Roses Unlimited roses to be the best. Their roses are big and healthy compared to the typical sickly "twigs" you get from most vendors. Plus their packaging is superb bar none! |
| Positive | angel_jim (8 reviews) | On Jun 8, 2004, angel_jim wrote: Wish they did credit cards, have to mail them a check. They do send plants out quickly and they answer emails quickly. Great looking roses. have them planted and waiting to see how they grow. Plan on buying from them again. Very Happy Customer. |
| Positive | tjgillham (11 reviews) | On May 13, 2004, tjgillham Madison, WI wrote: I just received my first roses from Roses Unlimited. These were the largest own-root roses I have received compared to the other two companies I have ordered from. I will order from them again. The roses were well packed and very healthy. I am very,very impressed. |
| Positive | moyesii (14 reviews) | On May 6, 2004, moyesii Long Island, NY (Zone 6b) wrote: This week I received my order of 13 1-gallon roses from Roses Unlimited. These roses are IMPOSSIBLY HUGE and HEALTHY! And the foliage is WOW. Just so clean and solid green. It’s funny that I get so excited about rose foliage, but that’s what happens when you try to grow roses on Long Island ;) On June 30th, 2004, moyesii added the following: I just received another 10 roses from Roses Unlimited. All Griffith Buck roses, which are the best thing in rosedom today. The roses arrived faster than I could put the check in the mail. The foliage was luscious green and absolutely spotless, and they didn't even look stressed from shipping... and it's almost July! Next time I travel cross-country, I want Roses Unlimited to ship me! There are only a handful of rose nurseries that will ship potted roses throughout the growing season, and Roses Unlimited is the one that I would highly recommend if you need your rose fix now or anytime. Their roses are sturdy and robust, and WILL make it. I ordered roses from them last year during summer as well, and those roses have been positively thriving. Pat Henry said that they try to offer the best plants -- ones that they would be pleased with if they had purchased for themselves. I think Empress Josephine would have been happy with these plants! |
| Positive | beckron (2 reviews) | On Mar 12, 2004, beckron Port Orange, FL wrote: Pat has been so patient with this beginner. They have roses that I have found nowhere else. Their plants are a nice easy to plant size and grow quickly and healthy. Couldn't be more pleased. Becky Johnston |
| Positive | patricia43 (9 reviews) | On Nov 7, 2003, patricia43 wrote: My experience has been quite pleasant and productive, although like Chamblee's, my only problem is sometimes they have "sold out," of what I want. I send an E-mail and they get right back to me with an answer. If they have it, they send it. Check's in the mail and great roses with unbelievable packing are delivered tout suite. I cannot get over the incredible packing. The roses are usually blooming when they arrive and it brings smiles to even my husband's face. |
| Positive | Karensmurf (4 reviews) | On Oct 15, 2003, Karensmurf Easley, SC (Zone 7b) wrote: This company has an annual open house. I attended this in May of last year. The roses were gorgeous! The people there were as nice as could be. The rose I purchased that day is definitely the healthiest in my garden. It is also the only own root rose I have. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase from this company again. |
| Positive | icy (7 reviews) | On Aug 5, 2003, icy Buford, GA wrote: I have purchased the majority of my 20 something full sized roses from Roses Unlimited. The quality and size of the plant they sell is by far better than any other place I have seen. |
| Positive | abrowe (17 reviews) | On May 23, 2003, abrowe wrote: I have ordered own-root, potted roses from this company for the last three years. The plants are very good size with good root systems. They are well-packaged and have never been damaged in transit. They must do a good business, because you need to order early to get the selections you want, but their selection is outstanding. My only criticisms are that their web site is simply a listing of the varieties they offer. It's not interactive, not does it indicate which varieties are sold out. Also, the company doesn't accept credit cards, so you have to send them a check. Considering the quality of their roses, I can overlook the inconvenience. |
| Positive | Ozier (1 review) | On May 15, 2003, Ozier wrote: This is such a no nonsense, honest, up front source. |
| Positive | keeneking (3 reviews) | On May 14, 2003, keeneking Keene, NH wrote: Roses looked great. I bought Gertrude Jekyll, Evelyn, and Lilian Austin. Healthy looking plants. Gertrude was 4 feet tall (I'm not kidding). Only annoyance is that this company does not take credit cards so you have to mail in a check before they will ship. Otherwise, it was a great buying experience. |
| Positive | steelecopywiz (7 reviews) | On Apr 30, 2003, steelecopywiz wrote: ABSOLUTELY THE BEST! I've ordered roses from a variety of the big-name reputable rose nurseries and none of them can hold a candle to Roses Unlimited. They excel in every area, in selection, in service, in value for your money, in shipment and packing; and in quality of plants. |
| Positive | JeanTNrose (3 reviews) | On Feb 9, 2003, JeanTNrose wrote: Huge selection of antique roses. These are one and two year old own root roses at very reasonable prices. Shipping is not cheap, but their packing is extraordinary. Buy with confidence. |
| Positive | namegoeshere (4 reviews) | On Sep 10, 2002, namegoeshere wrote: This company will get all my business so far as ordering roses. If they shipped other plants, I am sure I would order those too. The packaging was EXCELLENT. Roses were healthy, good sized, and every one of those that I have ordered have exceeded my growing expectations. Exceptional selection too. |
| Positive | passionvine (8 reviews) | On Jun 19, 2002, passionvine Florence, AL wrote: This company provides large, healthy, own-root roses. Their inventory is amazing and I've been very pleased with the size of their roses and the care they placed in shipping them. Their web site is not that great, but, believe me, the roses are! |
| Positive | JaneCameron (4 reviews) | On Apr 1, 2002, JaneCameron Jefferson City, TN wrote: Do yourself a favor and actually go there on a weekday to visit, or visit during one of the several Open House weekends when the personal gardens of the owners are open to the public. It is located about an hour south of Asheville, North Carolina. There are no frills here - these folks work hard all day long in the greenhouses, taking phone calls, and processing orders - and the own root roses they sell are truly wonderful. They are incredibly knowledgeable about all kinds of roses and are most generous in sharing what they know with you. Of course, at some level, this is a business for them but overall I am always left with the feeling that this is, above all, a labor of love and that they would like nothing better than for you to grow and enjoy roses as much as they do! I have bought many, many (too many!) roses from them and could not be more pleased with how well all the plants are doing. Just the thought of walking into one of those greenhouses and seeing all those beautiful roses in bloom can get me through an entire winter. Shop with confidence here! |
| Positive | MaryMcCaw (2 reviews) | On Mar 1, 2002, MaryMcCaw wrote: Two or three years ago I ordered three roses from Roses Unlimited and was pleased with the well-grown plants I received. Although they were smaller than a grafted plant would be (which is just the was it is for own-root roses), they grew rapidly, and by the next year they became robust, vigorous plants. Last spring I visited their nursery and picked out hybrid musk, which was great because I was able to get just the shade of red I wanted. I highly recommend them. |
| Positive | LucasCatChow (32 reviews) | On Apr 1, 2001, LucasCatChow Tulsa, OK wrote: Ordered a rose and was a little leery about sending a check (credit cards not accepted) before the rose was shipped. Was told that this company is as good as it gets. True for me. The check and the rose must have crossed each other in transit, as within 3 working days had my rose delivered to my door. They sell own root, potted roses (1 gallon for mine), and my rose arrived with 2 buds and a bloom on it. No waiting to see how the rose looked. I was delighted in every way. |
| Positive | KellyAnneConley (2 reviews) | On Jul 1, 1998, KellyAnneConley wrote: [I received a] box of huge, clean, healthy roses from Roses Unlimited. |
| Neutral | JohnHPorterf (3 reviews) | On Feb 1, 1998, JohnHPorterf wrote: Late summer 1997, I phoned Roses Unlimited to inquire if they had a specific rose available for Fall planting. I was assured that they did, but their "last shipping date for 1997 was next Monday." They gentleman suggested that I express a check to him, in order to receive the rose. (Their last shipping date was a full month earlier than any other rose nursery I've spoken to.) I expressed the check to him, which was promptly cashed. Two weeks later I received notice that the rose ordered was "too immature for transplanting." They would ship the rose, when it was of a more substantial size, which would be "sometime in 1998." I emailed the company and requested a refund, which was promptly issued.However, I'm still out the express mail charges.I only wish Roses Unlimited had checked the condition of the rose before suggesting I express mail payment to them.I may try them again, but I'll be very wary of them until they prove themselves to me. |
| Positive | KathrynCJohnson (4 reviews) | On Oct 1, 1995, KathrynCJohnson wrote: I just received my first order from Roses Unlimited. They have a list of probably 300 varieties and send them in 1 gallon pots. I was very pleased with the size and quality of the plants I received.[update mid-November] My new plants from Roses Unlimited are awesome. |
| Positive | JohnDrury (12 reviews) | On Apr 1, 1995, JohnDrury wrote: The 'catalog' from this company consists of about six or seven standard white pages, folded in half, with a list of roses. They have some old fashioned roses (35% of the list), as well as floribundas, hybrid teas, and grandifloras (65%). All of the roses, including the modern ones, are own-root grown in a greenhouse. Most of the teas, floribundas, etc., are older varieties where the patent has expired. They had some roses that I could not find anywhere else (not just the teas, but some bourbon roses not in either Heirloom Old Garden Roses or Antique Rose), so I called to order over the phone. Normally, there is no phone order; it's supposed to be mail only. Credit cards are not accepted. However, they left a phone number on the front. After I got through, I asked if they could ship to us within the week. I offered to send the order form by overnight mail, but he accepted my promise of payment and shipped the roses that day (yes, we did pay immediately). When the roses arrived . . .WOW!!! They were as big, or bigger, than the roses you buy at nurseries in five gallon containers. One was in bloom. All were very healthy, with no shipping damage. The instructions that they sent were incredibly detailed. It was like someonegiving away a prized pet. I'll let you know how the roses grow. |
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