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Rose Propagation & Exchange

Zephirine Drouhin

15 years ago

I called around at the nurseries and no one has (or had earlier in the season) the Zeffy.

I've never propogated a rose before but I'm willing to try if anyone has one they are willing to sell (I don't have a rose or any plant for that matter to exchange). Hopefully someone might be interested in selling a piece of theirs. I live in Colorado.

If you have propogated this particular one yourself, please let me know the easiest way you found to do it.

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roseseek
15 years ago
Aloha, Vintage Gardens in California has it currently available in a band size. See the link below. There are three or four other American sources for it on Help Me Find. http://www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.2572&tab=16 Notice High Country Roses as they are located in Utah, not that far from you so shipping might be lower. Hope it helps. Kim

Here is a link that might be useful: Zephirine at Vintage
francine60 francine60
14 years ago
I am digging up my Zephirine if you are still interested.
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aloha2009
Original Author
14 years ago
Francine, I thought roses are best planted in the spring? Why are you removing yours, it sounds like a wonderful rose?

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