• Fall-Winter
• Early Spring
• Spring - Summer
• Midsummer
• Early Fall

• Cultivation
• Propagation by cuttings
• Propagation from seed
• Diseases
• Insects

• Bev Dobson's Combined Rose List: information on where to find a specific rose
• The excellent online rose reference offered by HelpMeFind.
• GardenWeb's Antique Roses Forum
• Ask The Antique Rose Advisor forum
• The Rosarian - lots of interesting things including rose prints by Redouté
• The Antique Rose Ring is a group of web sites devoted to old roses (has a lot of popup ads).
• Paul Barden's Old Garden Roses and Beyond has good photos and comments on old roses
• Roseshow.com has a lot of information about local and regional rose shows
• University of Maryland's "A Rose for Every Garden" pamphlet in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.

    Usenet is a world-wide bulletin board service.  Usenet is an enormous collection of "newsgroups" that allows posting and responding to questions about every imaginable topic, similar to a bulletin board.  Through this system you can post a question and get answers from around the world within a day.  Usenet is usually offered as a basic service by your Internet provider, along with e-mail and world wide web access.  Be aware that Usenet is, for the most part, unmoderated and uncensored, and as such can contain objectionable content.  With that caution in mind, Usenet can be fun and informative.   For more information about Usenet, refer to your Internet provider's web site, or visit Usenet.org.
      Usenet offers a number of newsgroups devoted to roses and gardening.  The Usenet newsgroup devoted to rose gardening is rec.gardens.roses . This link will only work if you have access to Usenet and your computer is configured to use it.
      If you do not have direct access to Usenet, there are several web sites that can give you access, including Google's rec.garden.roses link.
      The Official Rose FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) is occasionally updated and posted on Usenet.  This FAQ is a list of questions and answers commonly posted on rec.gardens.roses.  You can always read this FAQ even without Usenet access by visiting the Rose FAQ page.

• The American Rose Society
• The Royal National Rose Society
• The Canadian Rose Society
• World Federation of Rose Societies

This list is not meant to recommend vendors, but rather to give examples of the materials available on the Web.  If you have specific comments about any of these vendors or would like to add to this list please e-mail Bob Conkwright.  Please limit your suggestions to online rose plant sources.  Bob can also give you assistance on how to purchase roses online. 

• Old Roses
  • HERITAGE ROSARIUM
    Maryland's own source for old garden, heritage, and species roses, and many other types. Open house in the end of May to early June. Write for more information (not yet online).
    211 Haviland Mill Rd, Brookville,MD 20833
    Phone: (301) 774-2806 (evenings)
    
  • Heirloom Roses
  • Peter Beales Roses - over 1300 varieties of Classic roses (in England).
  • Amity Rose and Garden Nursery
  • Vintage Gardens - antique roses
• Roses - new, old, big and small
  • Edmunds Roses - well known rose growers
  • Hortico Nurseries Inc. (in Canada, shipping worldwide)
  • Welcome to Jackson and Perkins on the Web!
  • Regan Nursery in Fremont, California
  • Rosemania - says it all
  • Socorro Roses
  • Week's Roses (wholesaler)
  • Garden Valley Ranch
  • The Uncommon Rose (Oregon)
• Miniature Roses
  • Nor' East Miniature Roses
  • Bridges Roses