brownell roses

Brownell Roses 2010 On-line Catalogue
(Printed catalogues are not available)

Cost per rose is $25.00 plus shipping

Save 10% - select 2 roses, any combination of Rhode Island Red, Golden Artic, or White Cap.

Save 15% - select 3 roses, any combination of Rhode Island Red, Golden Artic, and White Cap.

We are now taking orders for Brownell Roses for Spring, 2010 delivery. There is a limited quantity of these vintage roses available. The shipping of bare root dormant roses is tentatively scheduled to begin the last week of March through early April 2010, weather permitting. Container roses are available for local pick-up after April 1, 2010. Each order will include planting and growing instructions. To reserve your roses see ordering information below for more information.

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Contact mike@rosesolutions.net for more information on our Brownell propagation program.

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During the 1950’s, the Brownells introduced a series of “Everblooming Pillars,” a climbing form that, unlike their previous once-blooming large flowered climbers, repeated regularly on the current year’s growth. Of all the Brownell introductions spanning a half century, we believe this collection of pillars to be their finest work. These sturdy roses were truly “Sub Zero” demonstrating excellent winter hardiness as well as above average disease resistance. These roses are climbers and can be grown as such or, with careful pruning, as bushes. Most varieties were identified by a number until they were introduced and then given a name. For example, Everblooming Pillar No. 3 went on to become White Cap. (Read more about Brownell roses on our More About Roses page)

Rhode Island Red
(1957, Everblooming Pillar No.19)

Our favorite Everblooming Pillar is loaded with clusters of dark red, moderately fragrant cupped blooms against a background of dense, medium green foliage. The growth habit is quite robust with heavy canes shooting out laterally as well as vertically; ideal for training along a fence or stone wall.

White Cap
(1954, Everblooming Pillar No. 3)

This free blooming Brownell beauty displays masses of creamy white, lightly fragrant, very double (50 to 70 petals) blooms all season long. It grows five to seven feet and can be trained as either a bush or climber.

Golden Arctic
(1954, Everblooming Pillar No. 84)

Yellow double (35 to 40 petals) flowers bloom continuously all summer on this vigorously growing pillar. It will grow 5 to 7 feet, perfect for a small climber.

Scarlet Sensation
(1954, Everblooming Pillar No. 73)

Great clusters of dark pink, double (35 petals) blooms are featured on this sturdy climber that repeats several times each season.

Lafter
(1948, floribunda)

Lafter This floribunda has gorgeous pink and yellow buds that open into salmon pink open blooms (23 petals) with cheery yellow centers. Very limited availability.

Ordering Information

We will ship dormant bareroot roses within the continental United States the last week of March through early April 2010, weather permitting.
Container roses are available for local pick-up after April 1.
To Place Your Order:

E-mail the variety name and quantity of the roses you want to order to contactus@rosesolutions.net. Include your name, address (plus shipping address, if different than mailing address), email address and phone number.
When we receive your order, we will send you an e-mail invoice with the amount due, including shipping.
Payment must be made by check or money order (in US dollars) prior to shipment. We do not accept credit cards.
Roses will be reserved upon payment.

Guarantee: RoseSolutions guarantees that all plants will arrive true-to-name and free of disease, including rose mosaic virus. We can not guarantee roses for problems arising from improper planting or other factors beyond our control. Planting and growing instructions are included with each order.