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LF David Austin rose cuttings in spring

perennialfan273

14 years ago

I'd really like to add some of these to my garden this spring. I have a lot of stuff available to trade (but not roses). I'm really not fussy at all when it comes to the types of roses I'm looking for, but I'd like them to be double flowering, hardy to zone 5, and fragrant if possible.

If anyone is interested in helping me out please send me an e-mail at someguy00273952@yahoo.com and I'll give you a list of the plants I have to trade.

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jerijen
14 years ago
Please remember that many of Mr. Austin's roses are still in patent, and should not be propagated.

Jeri
sylviatexas1
14 years ago
but a lot of 'em are out of patent!

perennialfan, check/post on the Exchange page on the Rose forum, & you might also browse on these gardenweb forums:

Perennials Exchanges

Plant Exchange

& your regional forum(s) will have an exchange page-
for instance, I'd check the Texas forum & Southern Gardening, but if I were in Canada, I'd check Canada & Far North.

Best luck, & enjoy your gardens & roses!
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