I don't see a way to send you a private message, so you may not have it turned on. The owner of the nursery can change the roses listed for sale, which they did (or someone did) on June 9. My guess is, those currently listed are likely the remaining plants available from this year's offering? Before changing it, perhaps checking with the owner to insure it won't foul up the information they wish presented might be a good idea? Were you thinking of creating a garden listing to document the roses grown? That can be done (again, best with the owner's permission and knowledge) fairly easily and all it requires is a list of the roses grown. The most convenient would be an Excel file with the names, classes and dates in three separate columns. That file (or a list) is then copied (just the names) and converted to a second type of file which the database requires, and uploaded to the site. There are bound to be exceptions which are not automatically sorted and found by the system. Those are generally mis spellings; names used for duplicate classes, dates, etc. or varieties not found in the database. Each one then requires researching to determine which rose in the database possessing that name is the one referenced. Hence the request that the list include the class and year of introduction. Does that help?