list of hydrangeas that are not patented
flowersnhens
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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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newbie, patented? trademarked?
Comments (1)The tag that comes with the plant will tell you, also you can research online for the plant which will also tell you. :) Aqua...See MoreAnnabelle Hydrangea & lilac cuttings for? see list
Comments (2)the mature hostas are very large and I'm thinking it would be very pricey. The last one I moved had to be at least 30 lbs with all the dirt on the roots. If your local or willing to drive over I would be happy to give them to you, but to mail these would run alot. Best Catherine...See MoreWant: Invincible Spirit Hydrangea & Hydrangea Macro Cityline
Comments (5)For informational purposes: Profit has nothing to do with whether it's illegal to propagate patented plants. It's even every bit as illegal to propagate a patented plant for your own personal use and from a plant you already own, as it is to propagate one for commercial sale. The law makes it clear that your purpose or intent is irrelevant. If you want to legally obtain one of the cultivars mentioned, you need to either buy commercially produced plants (whether or not they are "preowned", as Denise seemed to be talking about) OR get permission form the patent holder to propagate your own plants....See MoreWANTED: Wanted: Non-patented Austin rose cuttings.
Comments (2)I grow Chaucer. It had a hard winter and is now rebuilding itself, so I'm not sure I'll have a rooted cutting this fall. I do have lots of gallicas, mosses, and albas, plus Rose de Resht, and Souvenir Dr Jamain. All of these should have rooted cuttings this fall. If any of those interest you, I'd be interested in a rooted cutting of Abraham Darby and Amazing Grace. How do i give you my email, without the spammers getting it too?...See Moregardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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