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Rose Propagation & Exchange
odyssey3

Pink Cloud

18 years ago

Does anyone have cuttings of this? I am having trouble finding it in this half of the country. I have several named pink roses to offer in exchange, including some Austins as well as the following teas:

Georgetown Tea

Souvenir d'un Ami

Maman Cochet.

Thanks!

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