With thousands of varieties of roses in Canada, it can be difficult to choose the perfect one for your landscape. If you're looking for roses that can specifically withstand our harsh Canadian winters and are resistant to Black Spot Disease, research performed by two horticulture industry leaders has made your decision a whole lot easier. The video below shows how the Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) and Vineland Innovation and Research Centre saved the genetics of Canadian roses from being lost forever and how they're breeding new roses that stand up to harsh winters and disease.
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