HERB - cordials

[Joan Nicholson]

Many of the old European roses are still available today.  The Vintage
Garden site on the Web has several varieties that are quite old, including
"York and Lancaster" (1629) and "Autumn Damask" (ancient).  They are at:
www.vintagegardens.com

Prydwen

At 07:37 AM 7/13/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>The rose of today is a hybrid, all of them.
>There are some suppliers who carry what is commonly referred to as hairloom
>roses.  These only date back to the 1800's though.  They might be worth
>investigating as well, as they are much more fragrant than many of today's
>(potpourri).

gryphon at carlsbadnm.com
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