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Have rooted roses for your rooted roses

11 years ago

I have Felicite Parmentier (Alba) and Charles DeMille (gallica). I am interested in other gallicas, albas, plus bourbons.

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Jim Nollman
Original Author
10 years ago
Hi Phylis, email me at beluga at centurytel dot net
strawchicago z5
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Hi Jim: I have a 1-year old, 1 foot-tall sucker of Le Rire Nias rose, see below link in HMF. It's a once bloomer, almost thornless, disease-resistant (NO mildew nor blackspots), and I don't water it either.

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.25905.1

I have Duchess de Rohan rootings (2 of them & it's thornless & disease-resistant). My garden is in HMF. I have Dreuil D. Raynaud, Madame Isaac Pereire, and Souv. Du President Lincoln (healthier than MIP). I didn't root these, since I didn't know anyone interested in them, but I can root them next spring. I'm in zone 5a, so I prefer sending out my rootings NOW, and receive rootings in exchange in spring. Let me know which one you are interested .. would love to receive rootings of F.P. and Charles De Mille in spring time. Thanks. What zone & state you are in? If I can know which one you are interested in, I can do soil-layering through the winter.
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