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HAVE: Rooting/ed cuttings

12 years ago

I still have a number of cuttings some of which have been rotting for a while and some for not very long so all will need to be carried over under lights this winter. I'll need to finalize and get plants mailed out in the next 2-3 weeks for there to be any likelihood of their arriving in decent shape (I'm in Minnesota) I've posted for trades in a couple of other forums so want to see if i get any responses there before committing to trade or 'for postage' deals here. The only trades I will be interested in would be for doubles I don't have.

Cuttings I currently have for trade include Isabella, Gharles Grimaldi, U-conn Tresure, Pink Sauvolens, Native Habitat Dbl Peach, Milk & Honey, Santa Rosa, Xena, Phanamanal, Srawberries n Cream

Respond here and it'll get to my email.

Will

Comments (5)

mantorvillain
Original Author
12 years ago
Whoah!!! I just reread my post and it should have read 'have been rooting' NOT 'have been rotting' -LOL
Will
msbatt
12 years ago
Oh, pick ME! (*grin*) I'd love to have Isabella, Pink suavolens, Santa Rosa, Xena, Milk and Honey, Phanamanal, and the double peach.

The only double I have is Logee's 'Species'. I do have some passiflora cuttings, if you're into those.
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mantorvillain
Original Author
12 years ago
OK, they're all gone and in the mail now. Maybe more next year.
Will
coldtropics
11 years ago
I see this is an old posting but if you still had any I would love to pay postage for some if you still need to get some off your hands..
Need.coffee
11 years ago
Do you still have any? I have rooted Antique Roses!
I want to try some of these!

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