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Have well rooted extra baby roses.....wanna trade?

6 years ago

I have a few extra well rooted roses that I'd like to trade. Perle d'or, Louis Phillipe, Belinda's Dream...I would love to get something I don't have...I can mail them out tomorrow. I figured if I have to over winter them, it might as well not be multiples of the same! Would love Marie Pavie, Crep. Narrow waters, just tell me what you have! Thanks guys!

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Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley

6 years ago

Keilia, click on her name, then 'activity' and you'll see the message box.

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Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley
6 years ago
The only things I have rooted are mystery roses, so I won't know what they are until next year! :( I could take cuttings of a few others, but I don't have any on your list. As I mentioned on another post, I have a great original clone of New Dawn and Mme. N. LeVavasseur and assorted Orleans varieties. Also, Viking Queen, Tooth Fairy, Yvonne Rabier, MAC, Peggy Martin(hasn't bloomed yet), Cl. Pinkie, Bubble Bath and Cecile Brunner. Everything else is either too small or hasn't bloomed yet. By next year I should have big enough plants of Parade, Blossomtime, Cl. Clotilde Soupert, possibly Zepherine Drouhin and Maggie to sacrifice some cuttings. My Cl. Crimson Glory, Barcelona, Cl. C. Testout and Setina are slow growing, so maybe not even next year. We'll see. I'm hopeful now that they're in bigger pots. I also have Margot Koster. She's tiny also, but geesh, what a bloomer!
Lilyfinch z9a Murrieta Ca
6 years ago
I wish I didn't already have those Donna !! I also have some babies I don't need, they were just me playing around with my rooting hormone! I hope someone here can trade ya !!
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gagalzone8
Original Author
6 years ago
Vaporvac, will all three grow in your area? I have Carefree Beauty also. I would be happy with some next year! Make you do all the work!!! lol I will pass on New Dawn...heck to the no! Planted it at my old house on the horse barn...and yes it ate it! Thorny nasty thing. Cl. Clotilde Soupert, Maggie, Bubble Bath or a mystery rose. You can see what they are after they bloom! I am in no hurry and next year is perfect! email me at donnarring@gmail.com. Sometime Houzz doesn't work properly on my phone...ugh...it is like a 1914 model...lol
gagalzone8
Original Author
6 years ago
I know Lilyfinch...same here..I know we have laughed about our winter protection "system"...now you see what mine is....passing many on!!! lol....
Keilia Lumiere
6 years ago
I am interested in your babies. I don't have roses to trade but I do have wandering Jew, Devil's Backbone, pencil Cactus, some antique Irisis, and night blooming Cereus cuttings.
gagalzone8
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6 years ago
PM me!

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