Where I Buy My Roses Online

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Where I Buy My Roses Online is written for those who may wonder where to buy healthy roses for their garden on the internet.

I have bought from a few and these are the companies that have served me well.

Where I buy my roses online, a resource for rose lovers who want to find unusual, hard-to-get, or just great roses delivered to their door.

English Roses – David Austin Roses

David Austin Sceptre de Isle rose, August Garden Journal
Sceptre ‘d Isle Rose

David Austin Roses is a wonderful resource for hardy, great blooming specimens.   They have them categorized for special locations, climates, and types.

I especially like that they now carry ‘own root’ roses for those of us who prefer growing roses that way. (I can no longer find their page of ‘own root’ roses so they may have stopped offering them.)

Grafted vs Own Root Roses

Heirloom Roses – All Own Root

For heritage varieties of roses I like Heirloom Roses, a family run rose nursery out of Oregon.  I have bought some of my favorites here.

Zepherine Drouhin rose climbing porch post with William Baffin
Zepherine Drouhin with Willam Baffin Rose.

Heirloom Roses carry some David Austin roses as own-root and other modern roses. All roses you buy at Heirloom are own-root.

I have found the Arborose selections by Kordes to be very fast growing and hearty roses, do give them a try!

Antique Rose Emporium

Another resource for vintage roses that I have purchased from is Antique Rose Emporium. They have many ‘found’ roses on their list.

My favorite is Pam’s Pink. It is a rose susceptible to fungus but I love it anyway and the little bit of extra care it needs is well worth it.

vintage rose (Pams Pink) and a bumblebee
Pam’s Pink Rose

Edmunds Roses

Edmunds Roses have sent me beautiful roses that have taken off right away. Their new rose called Celestial Night is on my wishlist right now! I had to copy and paste a photo for you.  Isn’t that color wonderful?

Jackson and Perkins

Last year I bought a tree rose and planted it in a pot. And this year I have ordered several new to me climbers for my garden from Jackson and Perkins.

They have started to carry more and more ‘own root’ roses which makes me happy. The packaging was superb and the plants were healthy and robust.

High Country Roses

What I like about High Country Roses is they carry Species roses, old roses, and modern roses.

They give great information about each. I have soft spot for old roses.

Planting for Scent
Petal Pusher Rose

Rogue Valley Roses

Rogue Valley Roses is also in Oregon and they specialize in antique, historical, and rare roses. This year I bought a couple of roses from them and they are gorgeous.

They came as small starts but quickly became beautiful specimens for my rose cottage garden. I have a half wine barrel ready and waiting for them to be planted in.

I have not partnered with any of these growers, and my opinion here is based on my purchasing my roses.  I just wanted to let anyone who is on the lookout for buying roses online where I have found mine.

I have many posts on roses you may wish to visit:
Roses are Easy to Grow

Easiest way to Root Roses with Cuttings 
Air Layering Roses for the Fastest way to Get More
My Roses in August

Happy Garden Shopping!

  • Hi, I’m Pamela

    With 45 years of hands-on gardening experience, I love sharing practical tips, proven techniques, and inspiration drawn from my own gardens. My goal is to nurture your confidence, spark your passion, and help make every step of your gardening journey more enjoyable.
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  1. Roses are not so easy for me to grow. I’ve followed yours and others advice and have ok luck with some and others seem stunted in growth. The first roses in spring are always the best!

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