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Choose Your Favorite
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There should be beds… banks... bowers... hedges...
edgings... baskets, vistas and valleys of roses!
Rev. Samuel R. Hole, 1869
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Choose your rose from among one of the largest selections of Grade 1 roses
in the United States. Whether you know the type or class or name of the rose,
we let you find it fast. Just pick the shopping method — by name, class,
type, or color — that meets your needs. Can't find what you are looking
for? Take a look at our Staff
Recommends pages for a few ideas.
Pay by Credit Card or Check
Order Online, by Phone, or by Mail
Regan Nursery welcomes phone & fax orders for credit card purchases only.
| In California, call: |
510-797-3222 |
| Outside California, within the U.S.,
call toll free: |
800-249-4680 |
| Or fax your order to: |
510-793-5408 |
Our Selection
We carry one of the largest selections of Grade 1 roses in the United States. We have many hard-to-find bush, climbers, David
Austin, and new English Roses, among others. Many of these are only available from Canadian growers. These roses have pencil thin branches and multiflora or cold hardy root stock. They will not be big and stocky, and they often cost more than domestic roses.
Our Season
Our Bareroot Rose season is from November 1 to January 31. Orders shipping to cold winter areas must be received by February 1. We begin accepting orders on November 1 each year. We ship your roses to you in late December through the end of April. You can select an appropriate time for delivery when you check out.
International Orders
Inquiries outside of the United States must be quoted on an individual basis. Please first check with your country's agricultural department for import restrictions and requirements. All shipments must have a Phyto Certificate* which costs $35 - $40 per order. Please contact us for further information. We will be pleased to help you get just the rose you want.
* A Phyto Certificate certifies that the plant material is free of pests and disease. It is required by virtually all nations when plant material of any kind is transhipped across its borders.
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