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HistoryDo you have photos of named roses that you would like to see online? We'll publish the best ones along with a copyright and credit notice to you. Email to rosephotos@everyrose.com April 26, 2002:Many more photos and new introductions added. Currently 7,188 roses, 2,550 photos and over 2,200 Gardeners' Experiences online.
Mar 3, 2002:Pruning is done, the new vegetable bed is dug, and we're ready for another Spring. Photos received from Brentwood Bay Nurseries and others - Thank you! Currently 7,100 roses, 2,340 photos and 2,069 Gardeners' Experiences online.
Nov. 15, 2001:Photos received from Rosa Rosam, Mary Embury, Sunni Hampson, Noel Hall, Amity Heritage Roses and others - Thank you! Currently 7,100 roses, 2,300 photos and 1,897 Gardeners' Experiences online.
August 11, 2001:Photos received from Veldfire, Linda Krontz, and others - Thank you! Currently 7,050 roses, 2,180 photos and 1,760 Gardeners' Experiences online.
July 29, 2001:Currently 6,930 roses, 2,160 photos and 1,730 Gardeners' Experiences online.
May 23, 2001:Added Articles and Essays section. Shot 50 photos on a quick trip to Brad Jalbert's Select Roses in Langley BC. Photos received from Linda Davis, Roseraie at Bayfields and Just Rose Pictures - Thank you! Currently 6,900 roses, 2,100 photos and 1,525 Gardeners' Experiences online.
April 26, 2001:Photos received from Noel Hall, Jack Makepeace and Brigid Skelton - Thank you! Currently 6,900 roses and 2,025 photos online.
April 17, 2001:Returned from a short expedition to California, including a visit to The Huntington Botanical Gardens in San Marino (near Los Angeles). While there, shot 80 pictures of early roses, and a whole bunch of pictures of cactus.
April 8, 2001:Photos received from Just Rose Pictures, Jim & Kathy Moss, Janet Sclar, Katie Sullivan, and rose breeder George Mander - Thank you! Currently 6,850 roses, 1,825 photos and 1250 Gardeners' Experiences online.
August 28, 2000:Currently 6,550 roses, 1,775 photos and 775 Gardeners' Experiences online.
August 15, 2000:Dozens of photos received from Baldo Villegas, publisher of the excellent Bugs and Roses page (thank you for both photos and pest information, Baldo!). We'll be getting the photos online over the next month or so. Currently 1,675 photos online.
July 29, 2000:Now 6,500 roses, 1,600 photos and 700 comments in Gardeners Experiences
July 22, 2000:Added a section for Books - Starting with 53 books, mostly the ones in our small library. Email us with reviews of rose books you have read. Rose Sources has been expanded to list 270 suppliers - is your favorite nursery or mail order rose supplier on the list? If not, email us their name address and phone numbers.
July 16, 2000:Added a section for Public Gardens - over 180 Rose gardens you can visit in the USA and Canada. Working on adding more gardens worldwide.
July 15, 2000: Now 6,400 roses online and 660 comments. Added display for a 5th photo on the rose detail pages and additional Browse options.
July 8, 2000: Now 6,350 roses and 1,525 photos online. Added a Browse selection for "Coffee" roses - an unofficial category for the unusual russets, purple-browns and pink-greens.
June 30, 2000: Added more photos from Jan Hodges, Paul Harnett, David & Crenagh Elliott and the Peninsular Rose Show. Now 6,300 roses and 1,500 photos online.
June 25, 2000: Added information and links to the Rose Info section. Rose detail pages now display up to 4 photos. Now over 1,400 photos online.
June 17, 2000: Shot 200 photos at the Peninsular Rose Club annual Rose Show - will be working to get these online over the next week. Now over 580 comments in Gardeners' Experiences and 1,275 photos. More photos received from Toni Cartisano and Paul Harnett, thank you!.
June 12, 2000: Now over 6,250 roses and 1,200 photos online, with the list of florist's roses expanded. Added more options to Browse, including "What's in a Name". More wonderful photos received from The Rhode Island Rose Society, Lee Sherman and Just Rose Pictures .
May 30, 2000: More photos from David & Crenagh Elliott and Brentwood Bay Nurseries , including some photos of rare species roses and Old Garden Roses. Now over 6,200 roses online. Added more options to view the Gardeners' Experiences and more options in the Advanced Search - thanks go to Brigid Skelton for suggestions.
May 22, 2000: More photos from Brentwood Bay Nurseries and Jan Hodges. Now over 6150 roses and 1,000 photos online. April, 2000: More photos from Regina of Just Rose Pictures and Anthony Tesselaar (growers of the Flower Carpet and Dream Roses in Australia). Now over 6100 roses and 900 photos online. March, 2000: More photos from Just Rose Pictures in New Zealand. February, 2000: New information and photos received on Dee Bennett's roses from Susan O'Brien (Dee's daughter) at Tiny Petals Nursery. December 24, 1999: EveryRose now has every rose in the ARS 1999 handbook entered (plus many more besides) - over 6,000 roses and 750 photos online. December 23, 1999: Now 5,900 roses online. December 21, 1999: Moore's Miniatures / Sequoia Nursery contributed their new introduction information and photos, with more to come. Now 5,800 roses online. December 15, 1999: Added Browse by Photos selection to the Browse page. Now 5,650 roses and 700 photos online. December 5, 1999: Now 5300 roses online. November 29, 1999: David and Crenagh Elliott contribute many photos of heritage roses that they have taken all over the world. Now 5100 roses and 650 photos online. November 15, 1999: Now 5000 roses and 550 photos online. November 10, 1999: Hybridizer Bob Byrnes of Overbrooke Gardens submits information and photos for his introductions. Now 4900 roses and 500 photos online. October 31, 1999: Now 4600 roses and 450 photos online. October 22, 1999: Susan and Regina who run the Just Rose Pictures web site contribute some of their own beautiful rose photos from New Zealand and Nevada. Research continues on rose characteristics, about 100 roses updated every week. Now 400 photos online. October 10, 1999: Photographer Janice Lee borrows our digital camera and comes back with more rose photos. Now 4,500 roses and 350 photos online. October 8, 1999: Timeless Roses features EveryRose as a "Hot New Site - an instant classic". October 7, 1999: The Roseraie at Bayfields lists their rose catalog on EveryRose and contributes many photos, which will be added over the next month. October 5, 1999: Morden Research Centre provides information on the Parkland Series hardy roses. Now 4,400 roses online. October 2, 1999: More photos added. Now 286 photos online. October 1, 1999: Clubs, associations, web links and sources from Europe and the Pacific added. Now 371 clubs, links and sources online. September 26, 1999: Clubs and Associations section added, Rose Links section added. Now 4,300 roses online. September 20, 1999: Iowa State University provides information and photos of Griffith Buck's introductions. Now 4,200 roses online. September 12, 1999: Rose Sources added with 75 wholesale, mail order and retail sources of roses in North America. September 9, 1999: Gardeners' Experiences section added for rose growers worldwide to add comments on specific roses. September 6, 1999: EveryRose.com is introduced at the CanWest Horticultural Show in Vancouver BC with 4,000 roses online. June 1999: Marathon photo shoot at the Peninsular Rose Club Annual Rose Show. May 1999: Jeanne is hired to continue research and typing roses into the database. March 1998: Peninsular Rose Club web site goes online, with rose descriptions from the fledgling EveryRose database. July 1997 - April 1999: Many late nights with rose books and catalogs, cross-referencing rose names, introduction dates, characteristics. 2,400 roses catalogued. June 1997: More roses added for the program and labels for the Peninsular Rose Club's Annual Rose Show. April 1997: Work starts on a database for cataloging the roses in Ielean's garden. |
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