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WANTED: Looking for Dainty Bess Climbing Rose

12 years ago

I have been searching the internet high and low for the Dainty Bess Climbing Rose. I placed an order only to find out that it was out of stock. It seems to be out of stock everywhere. I am going to recieve the bush form of the plant but would still like a climber. I have some rooted cuttings of several other types of roses that I have aquired. I am new to cutting propogation and I am having a blast with it. This year I was very succesful. I can be reached at JERADS3D@embarqmail.com and I can take photos of the roses I have to trade. Thanks so much for your time. Sincerely, Jerad in Williston, Florida

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sallielester
12 years ago
Jerads3D--were you successful in locating a Climbing Dainty Bess? I'm still looking!
Thanks.
Sallie
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