Hi again Gerry,

I have this rose and when I prune I am more than happy to send a few cuttings (I usually don't prune my teas much at all but will be happy to send out a few for you if still interested). Or I can try to root one for you and we will see if I can get one to take (I have been sucessful rooting this rose twice- out of 2 tries.)

Just a sidenote, this tea seems to be a lot more tender than others here. I have lost one due to being smaller when planted and it didnt survive the winter.

Teas that do great for me here:
Mrs. BR Cant
Mons. Tillier
Marie Van Houtte (exceptional)
Clementina Caboneri (spelled wrong I know)
Mme. Watteville
Souv. de Elise Vardon
Mme Berkley

Noisettes that "push the zone" for me here:
J. Desprez (sheltered)
Crepuscle
But both have grown very well here.

I know I am warmer than you, but I thought I was being so risky trying teas here.. but I am so glad I tried. You never know what your microclimate is going to offer :)

2 other roses I really like here (not teas, but very great)
Lady of the Mist
Star of the Nile

Let me know if you are still looking for cuttings.

oh.. have you seen the poly Leonie Lamesch (spelled wrong).. it is so pretty. .great pinks and yellows.
Marleah

Marleah,

I would love to have a cutting of Rosette Delizy, or any of the others you mentioned. I can try the cuttings here, not that I am a really good rooter, but at least it is something fun to do.

LMK what you wanna do.

Gerry