Please use the new listing. Thank you. Ron S.

I have a collection of Award of Excellence Roses. I have been collecting them since 1982. Let me first list those I cannot find anywhere which have succumbed to old age (I need cuttings for these.) White Angel Lavender Lace Gloriglo Zinger Holy Toledo NightHawk Centerpiece Suzy Regine Lemon Gems Applause Playgold Ruby Jingle Bells That seems like a long list of needs but 20 years of Lttle League and Bobby Sox can really get in the way of tending roses. Here are what I have available for trade cuttings sent using the burrito method: Baby Eclipse Red Cascade Jeanne Lejoie Life Lines Center Gold Old Glory Heavenly Days Dee Bennett Tipper Jim Dandy Jean Kenneally Rainbow's End Sequoia Gold Ring of Fire Black Jade Winsome Little Jackie Hot Shot Julie Ann Party Girl Cornsilk Cupcake Valerie Jeanne Snow Bride Hombre Pacesetter Peaches n Cream Red Flush Puppy Love Pink Petticoat Rise n Shine Humdinger Avandel Hula Girl Starglo Toy Clown Sherri Ann Beauty Secret Mary Marshall Judy Fischer Over the Rainbow Hot Tamale Email me if you want to talk more. RC

gnabonnand & others, how disease resistant is Rise n' Shine for you? I live in Dallas/Fort Worth. My plant just finished its first flush, lost all blooms and I realized it has few leaves due to BS. I am thinking about replacing it with some other buttery yellow mini. A nearby My Valentine seems to be holding up better but it still has lots of blooms which cover most leaves. Luis

Hi roseangelyn - Your petals are more pointed and I would love to see more pics of this rose if you have any to post! This rose isn't easily available anymore. In fact, I sent a cutting to Burling Leong who is theoretically producing more but I haven't seen it on her list of miniatures. It might be a "waiting list" only rose. My rose has been quite variable and also has pointed petals at times. Here are some prior year pics. This is the very first bloom I got after receiving the plant. The color is so much darker than what I've had since then. First spring in the ground. Typically my PP's color ranges from this shade to the lighter shade in my prior photos. I also got more striping and larger stamens this year which was great. Ann