I have 2 CS's and one MP that need to move to a colder climate. Even upstate SC would work. They just don't bloom here. They are very large, in pots, but I'm going to have to regulate them to the compost heap if no one wants them. CS's were purchased in 1999, and Mme Plantier in '01.
Yes, I don't give up easily!
They are not shippable--too large-- would do well in zone 7b or lower. I am sure 8a is too warm in the winter.
If you have Chinas, or any sand-loving trade that is great, if not that's okay too.
Bourbon's also like it here, as well as species/rambler types.
Especially those with vibrant colors (:
Let me know if interested.
AJ
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