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Rosette Delizy<\/p><\/div>\nWhile attending the fall 2011 Deep South District Rose Convention I heard a talk by Pam Greenwald of Angel Gardens. \u00a0She grows, and sells, own-root roses in central Florida.<\/p>\nOne of Pam’s handouts was a list of roses she feels do very well in Florida on their own roots.<\/p>\nGrowing roses in Florida has its own set of challenges and a list like this is a valuable resource. \u00a0I asked Pam if I could post the list on my website and here it is! \u00a0Even if you don’t live in Florida anyone with a\u00a0similar\u00a0climate should consider adding some of these roses to their garden. \u00a0They are broken down by class.<\/p>\nEnjoy!<\/p>\nChina Roses<\/strong><\/p>\n $\"\"$