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Miniature Roses

12 years ago

I have multiple miniature roses...two of the 11 species, 2 of the Victorian and several of the more modern ones.

I am looking to trade for plants or cuttings of minis that I do not have.

If you are interested, please contact directly to email.

Thanks.

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TNY78
12 years ago
Would you be able to list the varieties you have available for trade?
djune_gw
11 years ago
I am very interested in Miniature roses. Do they come as
antiques? Would love a yellow one. Would you tell me where
is the best place to buy Miniature roses.
Thanks,
djune/Donna
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roseseek
11 years ago
Burlington Roses in Visalia, California, probably has the widest selections of minis available today, as well as an extensive list of OGRs, moderns and special interest roses. It grew out of the old Sequoia Nursery, which generated hundreds of the most commercially successful minis available. Contact her for the latest availability. Kim

Here is a link that might be useful: Burlington Roses
djune_gw
11 years ago
Thank you so very much,
djune/Donna

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