Called "indispensable" by many serious rosarians, the Combined Rose List has been recommended in Garden Design, Horticulture, Town & Country, Organic Gardening,The New York Times, Gardening How-To, Southern Living, and many other publications. In Gardening by Mail, Barbara J. Barton calls CRL "a tour de force."

Some recent comments
about CRL from subscribers:
Ames, Iowa: "I am in absolute awe of the Combined Rose List".
Greenmountain, North Carolina: "A real service and a great publication."
San Diego, California: "Thank you for this valuable tool, and your dedicated research!"
Woodbridge, Virginia: "A very unique and useful publication."
Woodstock, New York: "A priceless resource."
Albuquerque, New Mexico: "The CRL is on the table by my chair and hardly a day goes by that I don't consult it."
Feilding, New Zealand: "It's quite amazing how often we use your excellent publication."

praise for CRL from the rose press:
Heritage Roses: "The best rose reference book in the world."
Horizon Roses: "A must for all exhibitors and serious rose growers."
Santa Clarita (California) Rose Ecstasy: "It is the best source for hard-to-find roses and tells you exactly where to find them."
Seattle Rose Petals: "...considered the "bible" of mail-order roses, and a definitive source of information on rose names, hybridizers, dates of introduction, classifications and sources."
Peter Harkness: "...it is an indispensible tool for rose writers, being the most frequently consulted reference book on roses on my shelves."

and in recent books:
Tony Lord's Designing with Roses: "Much the most useful guide to availability of rose varieties world-wide is the Combined Rose List"

Combined Rose List 2010 is available for $24 (check or money order) postpaid in the USA.