Found roses have always held a special allure for me. If you happened to read my rose story about “Beulah Blakely“, you may notice some familiar themes in “Hattie Burton” as well. At its heart, I’m drawn to the idea of someone planting and taking care of a rose year after year. Often, the conditions […]
If you’ve tried to call us for the last 10 years, you’ve reached one person, ME. Not shockingly, this is also an area ripe for improvement. Starting this fall, things have changed. We have implemented a phone system that allows us to have multiple people answering multiple calls and more efficiently returning voice mail. It’s […]
After back-to-back difficult shipping seasons, we piloted a new approach to order fulfillment this fall. After a little adjustment, we are confident that the new system will greatly improve our shipping timeliness. We have moved to a daily capped system that will limit the number of orders scheduled for a specific day. In the past, […]
Here’s a historical overview of High Country Roses written by my step-sister Heather a few years back, enjoy. A History of High Country Roses by Heather Campbell This article was recently published by the Rocky Mountain District of the American Rose Society. Many long-time Colorado gardeners remember the High Country Rosarium, a quaint office […]
Matt Douglas and Theresa Byington discuss the origins and mission of High Country Roses as we get ready to celebrate our 50th anniversary.
