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David Austin Roses need a home

10 years ago

I have several DA roses that I am getting rid of this fall when it cools down. The roses live in Marshall Virginia if anyone is interested in them let me know. I inherited the garden so I cannot not tell you which varieties I have most are pink and peach colored. If you want to come get some bring a shovel and a container to put them in and they are all yours.

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Need2SeeGreen 10 (SoCal)
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Wow, I wish I lived close enough! What a kind offer.
Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley
10 years ago
Same here. Why do you need to get rid of them in the first place? You might try posting this to either the rose or antique rose forum for a better response. I'm not sure how widely visited this site is.
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Debra (6a) West Ma.
10 years ago
Oh my ~~~~~ if only I was closer.
bluzin1
10 years ago
Can you dig them up - rinse them off and ship bare root around late October ? I will gladly pay s&h.... new home - new garden in Bristol Illinois.......
beigestonehill
Original Author
10 years ago
Sorry bluzin I have enough local people that want them

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