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HAVE: Many Types of Rose Cuttings

20 years ago

Most of my roses are blooming or just done blooming, so now is a good time to start cuttings. Since I'm an organic gardener and don't spray my roses, the cuttings probably won't be perfect--and they are unrooted. But all of these roses survive quite easily here in my zone 5 climate. (I don't think any of the following are patented but, if I'm wrong about that, please let me know.) If interested, you can check my wants list at the following link and e-mail me from my member page. I would rather trade for something other than rose cuttings since, as family members keep reminding me, I have far too many roses already! Among those which are large enough are:

Alba semi-plena

Aloha

Belle Doria

Blanc Double de Coubert

Celsiana

Dortmund

Dr. W. Van Fleet

Grootendorst, red

Harison's Yellow

Henry Kelsey

Honorine de Brabant

Ilse Krohn Superior

Out of Yesteryear

Polka

Rambling Rector

Rosa mundi

Souvenir de Dr. Jamain

Sunrise

The Fairy

Unidentified gallica (probably Alika)

Unidentified heirloom (quartered maroon blooms)

Unidentified heirloom (pink cabbage rose)

Unidentified striped red & white (possibly Fourth of July)

William Baffin

William Lobb

Zephrine Drouhin

Here is a link that might be useful: Audrey's Trade List

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