Bucks County Roses Closes, Holland Greenhouses Sold

NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP, PA — After selling top quality roses for 95 years from its greenhouses on Buck Road, Bucks County Roses has closed its doors.

In a message to its customers, the company announced that the rose farm has been sold after 95 years in operation.

“We extend our deepest gratitude for your unwavering loyalty and support. You’ve entrusted us with the petals that marked your joys, sorrows, milestones and everyday delights, allowing us to weave beauty into the tapestry of your lives,” wrote the owners on Facebook.

“Your smiles, stories, friendship and shared moments have been the true heart of our shop,” they continued. “Though our doors have closed, the warmth you’ve brought us will forever flourish in our memories. Thank you for every bloom and every bond.”

(Bucks County Roses)

The store has been in operation since 1981 while the greenhouses have been cutting since 1929.

“To all our staff over the years, thank you for all your hard work,” the owners wrote on Facebook. “To the amazing A Team - WOW! What a wild ride it has been! Thank you!”

Beyond Beautiful Weddings by Pat will continue by appointment.

Fifteen single-family homes will replace the rose farm. To make way for the new development, all the buildings and structures on the property will be demolished except for an existing telecommunications tower.

Under plans approved by Northampton Township, the 17.8-acre property will be subdivided into 15 lots ranging from .92 to 1.35 acres. The square footage of the homes will vary, but they will be on the larger size with two- to three-car side-entry garages.