Hi Ken, I was surpised to find roses at my Tractor Supply today, considering we have a few feet of snow on the ground without any end in sight with winter. I thought they looked good, too. The ones I remember are Tropicana, Firefighter, Oklahoma, Charlotte Brownell, Angel Face, and White American Beauty. I don’t start receiving bareroots for another 6 weeks but I’m tempted to pot it up in my garage like I did my with my bareroots last year where it’ll receive some light and protect it from the cold.

A few years ago I bought about 10 body bags from Tractor Supply, and not a single one was true to variety , or remotely similar to the rose pictured. I had friends who bought them too, we had fun anticipating what the variety would really be. They turned out to be really well known, easily identified roses like Peace and Granada. I gave most of them away

@BenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14) That's a problem everywhere. I would guess half of the Big box store bare roots are mislabeled. Better to buy a potted one in bloom. Costs more, but at least you know what you're getting.

Tractor Supply’s website has different live plants available from Proven Winners, Bloomables (Star Roses), Southern Living Plants, etc. I ordered a 2 gallon Bolero on sale and the ship to store option was free. It was a nice looking - large for 2 gallon - leafed out rose and for $33.99, I felt it was a good deal. I also ordered 3 Ringo All Star after this and received plants that were equally as nice. They have Sweet Madamoiselle and other nice ones.

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/brand/Bloomables?isIntSrch=typeahead&srch=bloomables

You can get these bloomables roses (including Bolero) on AMAZON with free shipping.