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Rose Propagation & Exchange
lerosier3

Hybrid Persicas available

lerosier3
13 years ago

I have 1 each of the following for trade: Nigel Hawthorne and Euphoria. These are not rooted cuttings but one year old plants with established root systems and hardwood. I do not want to sell these but trade for other Hybrid Persicas I need such as Tigris and Euphrates. I do not want rooted cuttings that are prone to die the first year but established plants. If anyone has the Canadian spinosissima Kakwa suckers I will consider trading for it also.

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