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Long Ago Roses
Discussion id : 166-458
most recent 20 MAR HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 20 MAR by Yojimbo
I'm sure I might be missing something, but how exactly do you order from Long Ago Roses? I saw their list of roses but no ordering info such as what's in stock, cost, shipping etc. I went on eBay and it just showed their picture and customer reviews but nothing else. Do they still sell roses?
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Reply #1 of 1 posted 20 MAR by Linda's Long Ago Roses
Hi Yojimbo,
I took down my website last year in order to be semi-retired. I still propagate just as many plants and sell them on ebay , usually starting in late April. This year I may start a little earlier due to early spring. Will wait at least until April.
Thank you,
Linda Loe
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Discussion id : 127-801
most recent 24 MAY 21 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 24 MAY 21 by StrawChicago heavy clay zone 5
Received 4 bands this year 2021, the roots are big and solid. Plants are about 1 foot tall. Plants are very healthy and the packing is excellent. I'm so happy with the quality that I ordered 4 more, for a total of 8 own-roots from Long Ago Roses. Highly recommend this nursery for the quality of plants to survive my zone 5 winter, plus excellent service. Click on below pic. to enlarge. Note that the stem is bigger than a pencil:
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Discussion id : 95-015
most recent 23 SEP 16 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 23 SEP 16 by scvirginia
I have received several orders from Long Ago, and I have been very pleased with all of the plants sent out. The roses arrive in excellent condition, and I am particularly impressed with Linda's careful and economical shipping practices (plants are shipped using USPS flat-rate boxes).

Linda is very responsive, patient and knowledgeable about her roses, and has recommended some fine varieties for my conditions. She has a very nice selection, very reasonable prices and is very quick to respond to questions about her stock. I highly recommend this vendor.

Virginia
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Discussion id : 71-850
most recent 24 MAY 13 HIDE POSTS
 
Initial post 23 MAY 13 by Agnis
These folk can't ship to CA, OR, WA,ID, NV, AZ, which pretty much means The West. boo hoo!
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Reply #1 of 2 posted 24 MAY 13 by Kim Rupert
To be fair and accurate, the only restriction preventing them from shipping to those states is their choice not to expose themselves to the pesticides required by those states to treat plants shipped there against Japanese Beetles. Those states require all stock originating where the beetles exist to be dunked into a pesticide drench to prevent their spread. If the nursery owner wished to handle the pesticides and expose herself and all around her to them, she could treat the plants as those states require before shipping. They choose not to expose themselves to the required pesticides. While that does limit our choices a bit as well as deprive her of the pleasure of our business, you have to respect her choice not to handle toxins she deems potentially harmful.
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Reply #2 of 2 posted 24 MAY 13 by Agnis
I am not surprised that there is a good reason, and I am not arguing against them not sending, I'm just sad (hence the boo hoo!) that I can't buy from them. But it would be nice to have notice a little earlier on in the process on the website of getting to that nursery to buy from it.

And in the process of trying to remove what I added to my original post in order to put it here, I have been unable to remove from the original post. sorry
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