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HAVE: Bayse's Purple rugosa rose

17 years ago

I have two well rooted plants-`Bayse's Purple'. I will trade one or both. I prefer well rooted plants, but will consider several recently rooted cuttings in exchance for each plant.

I'm looking for small, repeat bloomers of any color or category. However, I'm also interested in 'Climbing Cecile Bruner."

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rosewylde
17 years ago
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drasaid
17 years ago
Would you consider cuttings for cuttings? I would love some Bayse's Purple cuttings; I have various minis (including four climbers.)
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