Bartons Rose Farm
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Kalbar QLD 4309
AUSTRALIA
Randall and Pam Barton established Bartons Rose Farm in 1981 near Ipswich, in Brisbane Scenic Rim of Queensland. Initially growing and supplying rose plants to many nurseries throughout Brisbane and the south-east region of Queensland until 1994, when they began selling to the public. Dealing directly with the customers gives us much pleasure and satisfaction and allows buyers access to view our roses growing in a garden situation before purchasing. With over 25 years experience in propagating and growing roses in the south-east region of Queensland we are able to advise you on rose care and maintenance suitable to Queensland conditions, organic products being our preference.
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- Brisbane and Scenic Rim (including Mt Cotton)
- South East Queensland
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