I grew Glamis Castle for 5 years. It was a moderate sized bush, not spindly and bloomed well in flushes. Removed it to plant tea roses. Gave it to a friend who has it in their garden now. Not a fragrance I like, but as a landscape rose in my area, not bad. I grow Christopher Marlowe - have seen glorious plants of this locally and that is why I bought it. Mine was slow growing the first couple years. Floppy canes and not that impressive. Will prune it hard this year and see what it does next spring. Geoff Hamilton was in my garden when I first redid it in 2005, it was one of the first roses to get shovel pruned and put in the green bin. Poor bloom production and extremely poor re-bloom. Don't remember much else about it, it didn't last long at all, think I got rid of it within 2 years. Have no personal knowledge of Sharifa Asma and Windermere.

I can say they are pretty expensive right now. Mine was $60.00 and he said when I bought it he was only selling like 3 this season. @ that time i was getting the second one as far as I know? Hope there is another one left. there will be more to come though im sure.

No shipping will occur. I am a hohbiest and will only sell locally, come get 'em . Since I live near an isolated rural community, I probably won't sell much. There seems to be a little more interest in my castings. I got 3-4 cubic yards that need to be harvested and used. I do this by hand and its a lot of work to harvest. Last summer I sifted and sold about $600 worth. No more sifting, just dig and fluff. I am getting $2 per gallon for unsifted castings. I got a call from a local non-profit community gardening group. They wanted some castings and worms to populate a new bin. I will go check them out and maybe donate what they need. I also will have a new 4'x8' bin to populate at the horse arena nearby. We are members of the riders association and I am excited to expose the other members to vermicomposting. IThe bin will be lined on 3 sides with RR ties and the front will be removable fence boards.It will have 2 lids and the members can make direct deposits into the bin as needed. I guess I will see what effects occasional de-wormer will have.

ohiomom, That's wheremy comp. chair came from. It's a really nice one. The upholstered back had come off & it was laying on the chair. A few upholstery tacks & I have a very nice chair. Last night I found a round kerosene heater in excelent shape & still full of kerosene. Looked like someone moved out of a house & just pitched everything they couldn't carry. It was dark & raining & I've been sick so didn't dig through stuf. Was happy with heater & two blue lamps for garden totems.