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Rose Propagation & Exchange
apakris

Need Harrison's yellow rose sucker

10 years ago

Hi,
I am looking for Harrison's yellow rose sucker(s) to grow in my Zone 5a wisconsin garden. I can pass on William Baffin sucker in exchange.


If anyone in chicago or Michigan let me know, I can pick them up when I drive to these areas.

Thanks !

Aparna

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