Sentence examples for roses grown from inspiring English sources

In 1915, rose hobbyist and Oregon Journal editor Jesse Currey convinced city officials to establish a rose test garden to protect hybrid roses grown in Europe during World War I. Portland's Park Bureau approved the idea in 1917, allowing rose enthusiasts in England to send roses to Portland for preservation.

Yes, only one, albeit this rose happened to be one of those gorgeous Ecuadorean roses grown in Ecuadorean flower farms high up in the Andes.

Roses grown on their own roots are hardier and stronger, and propagate easily from hardwood cuttings.

ABOVE LEFT: Roses grown at the Ayura farm in Tocancipa, Colombia, add to Colombia's gigantic role in global floriculture.

Roses grown at the Ayura farm in Tocancipa, Colombia, add to Colombia's gigantic role in global floriculture.

One example of such toughness, Mr. Brinkley said, is the roses grown in some of the colonial gardens.

Tall hybrid tea roses grow in front of the barn, with a climbing rose on one end.

Roses grow out of the gravel.

I suppose some roses grow from shit.

In her maternal grandmother's garden flowers, primarily large, spectacular roses grow, as do vegetables & herbs.

Lawn chairs had been tossed into the rain-soaked grass, and white roses grew nearby.