Hi, I have rooted double pink confederate rose cutting and may be a Brug cutting. Email me and we could work out a trade. Thanks.

Gotcha covered! FYI..Ive identified 3 types of CR. Single that does the 3 colors, dbl tri-colored. And the big fluffy one that starts off pink, to pinker to pinkest! LOL. Cant decide which is prettier. Id love the brugs, ROS. Just anything pretty. Thanks. D.Sims

This is what was recommended to me and it worked well. I rooted some CF in water after a bad storm, but had trouble getting them to transition into a soil environment. Someone on gardenweb suggested this and it works everytime (so far). Plant the cutting in very wet potting soil and let it dry out naturally (inside, not in sun, but bright light). Then water as needed and harden off outside. Somehow the really wet soil helps the roots to get acclimated to the soil. I've done a dozen this way with great success. It may take a little longer to get them in the garden this way, but it works. Hope this helps JR

Hello, Yes this is what I am looking for. I had a nice row of them at a previous residence and they were spectacular, but unfortunately, the new owner ripped them out with his tractor and they are no longer there. I will try again in late summer.. I am quite happy to receive cuttings to root and then plant in early spring... Thank you, Kitt