About High Country Roses
Yes, we only grow roses. Since 1970 our family has stuck to what we know, Roses!
Get to know us: https://www.highcountryroses.com/about-high-country-roses/
All of our roses are grown on their Own Roots. We induce rooting on stem sections by a process called asexual vegetative propagation. Even the roses we bring in from third party growers, for licensing reasons, are grown this way. You can purchase with confidence, knowing that the rose you are buying is 100% genetically true from root to bloom.
Learn more about our Own Root Roses: https://www.highcountryroses.com/our-own-root-roses/
Our greenhouse is open to the public by appointment only. Please click here to contact us to schedule a visit. Appointment times are available Monday through Friday from 9 AM until 5 PM.
We are dedicated to your rose growing success and we’re here to help you along the way. Each order includes a copy of our “Planting and Growing Information” sheet with helpful tips to get started. If you’ve got a specific question, we are always happy to talk roses! Contact us by clicking here.
The majority of our roses are considered 1 year old plants that were rooted the previous summer. We do hold some stock over from year to year and plants may be as old as three seasons. We try to ship the oldest plants first.
Learn more about our Own Root Roses: https://www.highcountryroses.com/our-own-root-roses/
All of our roses are grown and shipped in 1 quart (5”) square pots. Depending on the time of year and variety, plants are generally 8 to 12 inches tall. The number of canes on a plant will also vary by variety but may be as few as one. Learn more about our Own Root Roses: https://www.highcountryroses.com/our-own-root-roses/
Our primary restock date for the website is January 10th prior to the spring shipping season that begins on March 1st. We will also have minor inventory restocks in May and August. Neither of these dates is a complete restock and is generally comprised of varieties that were not ready at the previous date.
You can sign up for a Back in Stock notifications on the variety’s product page. Just scroll down below the description and select a size – 1 quart. This will open an email box that you can fill in. You will receive a confirmation email within 10 minutes asking you to confirm the subscription. We will then send you an automated email when the variety is available for sale.
Click here to view our contact form which has email and phone information on it
Ordering
You can create a new account using the “Account” link at the top right of the home page. You will need a unique email address and a strong password.
Creating an account allows you to better track your order, review your purchase history, save a wish list for future purchases, and manage your back in stock notifications.
Our website is safe, secure, and up to date with the latest inventory. It is the best way to place your order. We recommend creating an online account prior to purchasing roses. This allows you to best track your purchases. If you prefer an alternate ordering method, you are welcome to use the website as a guest. Click here to download an order form that you can mail or email to us. Or you can call us to place an order.
If your shipping address is in Colorado, you will have the option to select “Local Pickup at Greenhouse” as the delivery method. Allow at least 1 business day for pickup. After placing your order, you will receive an email confirming your order. Reply to the order email or call us and arrange a pickup time for your order. Our greenhouse is not open to the public, so please contact us to arrange a pickup time.
Our greenhouse is located at 10195 Wadsworth Blvd, Broomfield, Colorado 80021. Take the service road on the south side of the main greenhouse.
What could be better than more roses! Please give us at least 24 hours notice ahead of your scheduled shipping date. You can place a second order online with the same ship date (to save on shipping costs). Put a note in the Notes field on your order to combine it with your original order. We will then refund the difference in shipping costs.
Also you can check our contact form for email or phone numbers to contact us.
You are welcome to make changes to your order. We request you give at least 24 hours notice before your scheduled shipping date. Please click here to contact us.
We let you decide the timing that is best for your delivery. Our official recommendation is that you choose a date around your last frost date in the spring or 6 weeks prior to a hard freeze in the fall. That said, many of our customers choose to receive their plants earlier or later than the advised dates. The choice is yours.
Need to know when your last frost date is? Check here: https://www.plantmaps.com
When you order, you are required to select a shipping date to complete the checkout process. The date selected is the date your order will depart our greenhouse and does not include transit time. There is a minimum of 48 hours until the first available shipping date that may be selected. In spring and early fall, lead times may be increased due to an influx of orders. If you have a specific date you would like your order sent, we suggest ordering as early as possible in the season.
For further information on our shipping policies: https://www.highcountryroses.com/shippingpolicies/
When you order, you are required to select a shipping date to complete the checkout process. The date selected is the date your order will depart our greenhouse and does not include transit time. There is a minimum of 48 hours until the first available shipping date that may be selected. In spring and early fall, lead times may be increased due to an influx of orders. If you have a specific date you would like your order sent, we suggest ordering as early as possible in the season.
For further information on our shipping policies: https://www.highcountryroses.com/shippingpolicies/
If you shipping to the United States (including Territories and areas serviced by the US Postal Service) or Canada the answer is yes. Unfortunately, we are not able to export beyond these regions at this time.
If you are shipping to Canada, there are a couple of stipulations to be aware of. First, all shipments into Canada require a Phytosanitary Certificate that costs $110 USD. This is in addition to the cost of shipping by UPS standard international (a 7-day service) and any applicable taxes and duties. Secondly, our Canadian shipments will depart the nursery together around the end of May, and the end of August, each year. We do this to accommodate the quarantine and inspection process required to obtain the Phytosanitary Certificate.
The website is not set up to process Canadian orders. You will need to contact us here with the quantities and varieties you are looking for. Also include your shipping address for an accurate quotation.