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HAVE: cuttings for Tea & Noisette

18 years ago

Blooming now so perfect time to take cuttings, I have

Georgetown Tea

Arcata Pink Globe

Mutabilis

Mme. Lombard

Single Red China

Cl. Old Blush

Madame Alfred Carrier

Aptos (Dr. Robert Korn)

Setina

Single Pink China

Guirlande d'Amour

Carnation

Purezza

Alice Hoffman (as sold by pickering)

Roi de Siam - as sold in Europe

Tresor de Thorigney (sp)

Madame Henri Fontaine

Thomasville Old Gold

Camilla Rose

Looking especially for Teas that I don't have and Tea Noisettes - climbers

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Comments (3)

mrskjun
18 years ago
Don't know if I have anything you are looking for, check my list. I'm interested in cuttings of teas that I don't have.
jardineratx
18 years ago
Hi Rozanna,
see if I have anything on my list that you are looking for.
Molly
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pineapplehouse
18 years ago
Hi Rozanna,
I'd love to trade with you, if you're interested. I have Mrs. B. R. Cant, Maitland White, Jean Bach Sisley and a teeny Lamarque. I can take cuttings of my Chinas: Cramoisi Superior (climbing and bush form), Louis Phillipe, and Ducher.
I'd like cuttings of Cl. Old Blush, MAC, Purezza, and Setina. Please e-mail me if you are interested.

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