Was that Phillip in Alabama? Gorgeous garden, gorgeous photos.

Here is a link that might be useful: dirt therapy

No. That is Kent Krugh -- an Ohio photographer, who has photographed roses in many parts of the country.

Jeri

mmmm, a shame he is not continuing - it was a really rather good blog which would have been handy for my new shady situation. Never mind, there is always George Schenk - a charity shop find with a nice anecdotal style.
I typed woodland roses in Peter Beales site and came up with a neat list of 141 (quite a few of which I already have). While there were the obvious contenders (many species and sweet briars), there were also some surprising (to me) additions such as Nastarana, R.Dupontii and the Fruhling series.

Hoovb: Thanks, I checked out your link, and that is not the one I remember. I wish now I had written down the website name! It was really a great resource and so beautiful to look at! Does anyone else remember this site or know what's happened to it?

Here's a link to Kent Krugh's 'A Woodland Rose Garden' on Wayback machine. I am not sure if it is all there. I found it on an old gardenweb thread. It seems impossible to find unless you have the link. It doesn't turn up if you just search the wayback machine site.

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Actually there's a way to access it. There's an internet archive: waybackmachine.org. Some sites they have a more complete cache of than others. I did a search and they have it: http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20090525195623/http://woodlandrosegarden.com/
It seems like most of the photo galleries are broken, but the links to the journals are still up and running.

Here is a link that might be useful: A Woodland Rose Garden on Wayback machine

maureeninmd: That's it! That's the one! Thanks so much!! You are so kind to find it for me...I really appreciate it!

This is an awesome place to get information! So thankful for all you folks who post on the Rose Forum!

What a great site. I wonder how he is doing now.

I really liked Kent Krugh's site too and was sad when it disappeared. I'd seen it through the Wayback Machine link that someone kindly posted awhile ago but a lot of the photos have been removed, sadly.

I emailed him once after that to tell him how much I enjoyed his site and missed it; he said he had gotten really interested in photography and was spending his time there rather than on roses.

Here is a link that might be useful: Kent Krugh Photography