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joe_moose

Request for rose cuttings

7 years ago

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The Texan heat has near destroyed my rose plants I've collected through the years. Because of this, I am most humbly asking for cuttings of...anything that can withstand Zone9a weather? I have no real preference, just those that are fragrant or unusual.


As always, I can [will] pay for shipping.


Thanks in advance.

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  • 7 years ago

    Joe,

    I had just such a year in 2018 and lost the few roses I had. Only 4 survived, Honey Perfume, Easy to Please, Angel Face (will do well in your heat, but severely damaged right now and needs to recover) and Zephirine Drouhin. The first two are under patent, but I can share a cutting of Zeffy. Let me know if interested.

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