Rogue Valley Roses and Northland Rosarium carry Eden.

If u can wait a bit, Palatine lists him. Great mature bare roots.

I've had good success with America. I got it a box store however and it was already doing well. I have Eden too, but it hasn't bloomed yet and so far has been slow to grow. I got it from Heirloom back at the beginning of June with Kiss of Desire, so it is still very young. KOD is actually growing very well despite some reviews saying it's not a good rose and is on its third bloom since I planted. I'm enjoying it. It's not my favorite, but it's nice.

Try Brushwood Nursery in Athens, GA. Web site is www.gardenvines.com. Or you can just google Brushwood Nursery.

Some years ago, I got my Eden (own root, I assume) from Roses Unlimited--potted and ready to go in the garden soil. You might check with them--one of my favorite places.

As noted above, it is not the fastest growing climber. It also is not a heavy re-bloomer. It is, however, absolutely gorgeous when in bloom.

This spring I planted an Austin climber called The Wedgewood. Can't say too much about it yet other than it just finished a big cluster of blooms this week--those full, over-packed Austin type blooms--pale pastel pink--lovely delicates shades. It also has had no disease problems so far. I'm looking forward to this one maturing in the next couple years.

Kate

Agree with Kate. Mine does not get very tall in my zone, and it is stingy with the blooms.. I have a two year old wedgewood on an umbrella trellis and, so far it is a spindly, floppy, thing. Pretty blossoms , tho. Remember for climbers it takes a few years for them to take off. Sleeps, creeps, leaps.. Whatever rose you choose, do not expect much this year unless you find a huge mature rose...unlikely. There are so many choices. Do you need a specific color? My favorite is alchemist but it is a one timer. This is a pic of her after Mother Nature pruned her via a storm in June.