How we plan to get roses into your garden! | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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How we plan to get roses into your garden! | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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A few moments in the garden. #rosegarden #inmygarden #todayinmygarden #rosefarm #fraservalleyrosefarm #ScenicRoute7 | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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A few moments in the garden. #rosegarden #inmygarden #todayinmygarden #rosefarm #fraservalleyrosefarm #ScenicRoute7 | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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The Largest Rose Bush in the World | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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The Largest Rose Bush in the World | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Saving Japan's Roses from the War | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Saving Japan's Roses from the War | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Saving Joséphine’s Roses | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Roses in the deeper shades—plum, garnet, and wine—always feel right for the festive season before us. These blooms carry the richness of winter feasts, and the luminous hues of glowing stained glass lit by candlelight. There’s something cozy and fire-warm in the petals when they gleam from the pages of illuminated manuscripts and richly coloured Christmas cards. Roses from summer wind their way into the decorations of even the darkest time of the year. | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Roses in the deeper shades—plum, garnet, and wine—always feel right for the festive season before us. These blooms carry the richness of winter feasts, and the luminous hues of glowing stained glass lit by candlelight. There’s something cozy and fire-warm in the petals when they gleam from the pages of illuminated manuscripts and richly coloured Christmas cards. Roses from summer wind their way into the decorations of even the darkest time of the year. | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Bi-coloured and picoteed roses bring so much interest and unexpected colour to the garden. From whimsically painted edges to boldly striped blooms, they are always a talking point for visitors. Visit RosaPedia.com to see our in-depth article on some favourite varieties that you can add to your Spring wish list. | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Bi-coloured and picoteed roses bring so much interest and unexpected colour to the garden. From whimsically painted edges to boldly striped blooms, they are always a talking point for visitors. Visit RosaPedia.com to see our in-depth article on some favourite varieties that you can add to your Spring wish list. | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Probably the final remaining roses as we enter the cold season! | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Our final off-the-farm selling event of the season: in Coquitlam's Poirier Park! | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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This time of year creates a more convivial relationship with the roses that have still more to give, even as the cold nights set in. Carding Mill Honeymoon Nostalgie Apricot Clementine Delany Sisters Walferdange Carding Mill Rosanna | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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“Geoff Hamilton’ grows in the test garden here at the farm. Its strong fragrance of old rose with hints of apple, combined with its dense globes of old fashioned blooms in medium to pale, icy pinks, have gotten a lot of attention. This is a David Austin creation, named for one of the UK’s most popular television gardeners. Geoff Hamilton created Barnsdale Gardens, in Rutland, and although he has since passed away, the gardens are still open to the public. Comprising 38 individual gardens within
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Late winter blooms | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Do black roses really exist? The Black Rose of Halfeti | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Now is the time we’ve all been waiting for. The roses are blooming, and the weather is co-operating. Visit the rose farm to see how your roses will behave in the landscape, and the possibilities that you could create in your little eden. In addition, come and see our rare and heirloom rose collection that we are always pleased to share with other passionate growers. | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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This time of year, it’s hard to find a rose that isn’t bejewelled with dew or rain drops, bobbing in the chilly breezes that are gusting down the valley. Yet, they persevere, bringing colour and vitality to the garden. Standing strong are: Rosanna Olds College Morden Ruby Fellowship Delany Sisters Golden Celebration Lovely Fairy Honeymoon South Africa Ambridge Rose Honeymoon | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Rose care in November | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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These roses are the kind that make you stop and pause to appreciate their beauty and resilience. Super Dorothy Secret Compassion Magic Carousel Delany Sisters Ocarina La Rose de Molinard Bonica | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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The flexible canes of the ‘Delany Sisters’ are arching, heavily laden with blooms even at this time of year. This mesmerizing grandiflora, pale chartreuse centres fading to cream, and then darkening to bright pink on the edges, has a gentile formality that perseveres through the light sprinkling of rain that intensifies their fragrance. | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Brilliant Pink Iceberg This remarkable Floribunda is a sport of the classic favourite Iceberg, sharing all its notable disease resistance, heat & cold tolerance, and repeat blooming advantages, but with a flamboyant twist of colour. The centres begin as pale, frosty blushes that darken into deep, icy pink edges. The candelabras of ombré mauve that open to sway in the breeze are abundant and vigorous, but each has that elegant Iceberg shape, and a mild, honey fragrance. We have made sure that we
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Introduced in 1992 by Dr. Robert Basye, ‘Belinda’s Dream’ is a relatively young shrub rose — and the very first to receive the Earth-Kind® designation for its ability to flourish with minimal care in variable conditions. Though it carries the refined look of a hybrid tea, it proves far tougher than expected. It offers impressive disease and heat resistance, along with a soil tolerance far greater than its elegant appearance would suggest. Named for the daughter of one of Basye’s friends, it prod
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The surprising fruit of the rose family! | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Even in the autumn rain, this Wichurana rose charms with the freshness of Spring. Rosa ‘Mel’s Heritage’ is a vigorous climber with long, healthy canes that was introduced in the far warmer and drier climes of the San José Heritage Rose Garden, but is thriving at the Farm. Its sweet, light, green-apple fragrance makes for a congenial companion on the patio. | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Why did my rose change color? The most common reason has a story behind it! | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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There is nothing like a peony in full bloom, with its heavy, bowing blossoms swaying in the breeze. Often a symbol of good fortune and a happy marriage, they were named for Paeon, a student of Asclepias (the Greek god of healing). When Asclepias became jealous of his far more gifted pupil, Zeus was forced to change Paeon into a beautiful flower to save his life. Here’s hoping Asclepias didn’t pick a bouquet of peonies for Epione later that day. Here at Fraser Valley Rose Farm we have many variet
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The Story of Sissinghurst | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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History of the Bourbon Roses. So they're not named for the liquor? | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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As you tidy up around the autumn garden, take a moment to appreciate the steadfast companions still about at this time of year — how the flexible canes embrace the November breeze, and the complex forms are encrusted with pearls of cool morning dew. #autumngarden #rosesinnovember | Fraser Valley Rose Farm
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Grow a Climbing Rose in a Pot
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Elevate Your Garden with Climbing Roses
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Rose Farm Tour Late Spring in the Fraser Valley
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