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Antique Roses
txturnip

Free roses in Cedar Park, Tx

15 years ago

I am needing to reduce the number of potted roses I have. I just love to propagate, but have run out of time and energy to take care of them. I have about 30 one gallon Martha Gonzales, half dozen Martha's in bigger pots, and several Maggie, Old Blush, Ducher, Carefree Beauty and Marie Daly in 4 - 5 gallon pots. These roses were all started in Fall of 2010 so have good root systems, but are not root bound. Some have been pruned and fertilized, some are a little sad looking from living under a line of hackberry trees and fighting squirrels. I can't deliver them, but anyone within driving distance is welcome to come get a few. Post a response here if you can't contact me through the forum. Thanks.

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