I'll be around starting at 1. It will be crowded, it always is on weekends anyway. This weekend even more so, they get a lot of folks buying their annuals as well as perennials and shrubs, folks buying things for Mother's Day, along with the food shoppers.

They generally have very good quantities, but have been limited in Knock Out and rugosas the past couple of years because of all of the pre-orders and landscapers.

It's not inexpensive, but the plants are of excellent quality.

Thanks, Diane. I'm not looking for Knock Out of any variety or any Rugosas, but they have a lot of HTs I want (Secret, Neptune, Truly Yours, and Great Century are my 4 top picks, with several others as second choices). I'm going to get there when they open, then head off to go grocery shopping and back home to work in the yard.

You said it's not inexpensive. What are their usual prices for HTs? Would I be right in assuming they're all potted and not boxed?

They are all potted. No boxes or bags. Many of them will be in bloom. You have an e-mail.

Also, Barlow's has their rose list posted, you can download it from their web site.

Here is a link that might be useful: Barlow's Flower Farm

Saw it -- answered it. :)

I'm heading over to Barlow's website now. Thank you!

Well, we went down to Sickels' sale today (20% off on roses and rose-related items), and man, were we impressed, both with the quality of the rosebushes and the variety. We both bought 8 (his and hers gardens, remember) apiece, then headed down to Barlow's and we each bought 5 more. Now we just have to figure out where they're going to go!