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Daylily Exchange

WANTED: My rooted roses for your Daylily

15 years ago

Dear all,

I would like to trade your daylily with my rooted roses. I have the following roses in a plastic cup looking for a new home. Or, I can trade with the cuttings - please check my trade list for the variety I have. If you are looking for a particular variety, please let me know because I may have it in my pot ghetto.

Blush Noisette (Noisette)

Isabella Sprunt (Tea)

Louis Philippe (China)

Maggie (Bourbon/Found)

Martha Gonzales (China/Found)

Perle dÂOr (Polyantha)

Vineyard Song (Shrub)

Looking forward to hearing from you!

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sunset_shepherdess
14 years ago
Is Perle d'Or a shrub or regular rose? Thanks :)
malmason
Original Author
14 years ago
Hello Sunset, I am sorry for my delayed reply.

Perle d'Or I have is a shrub rose. Please check the following link for more information.

http://www.helpmefind.com/plant/pl.php?n=4755

Thank you!
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sunset_shepherdess
14 years ago
Dang, was hoping for the regular rose. Do you have any photo/information on the rest? No problem for the delay, I just kept checking the post :)

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