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Trade Cherry Trees for Roses

16 years ago

Hi I am a newbie and am looking for some Rose starts:

Mme Alfred Carriere

Belinda's Dream

Sharifa Asma

anything that will take some morning shade and lots of afternoon sun.

I have real pretty cherry trees they have dark red leaves and put forth a tiny bit of cherries here in northern louisiana.

They resemble the chinese maple except grow faster. Very pretty all summer long. I do not know the exact name for them.

They grow like crazy here.

Also could trade some old victoria magazines.

Let me know.

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Comments (2)

jrmankins
16 years ago
Hi Sheriberrie,
I am interested in your cherry trees, and have some rose cuttings and rooted starts to trade.

Are your cherry trees wild or native cherries? Do you know what they are called? Thanks for offering a trade.
Jeanine
soccerguynn
16 years ago
I would like some. I have big rose plants. rose starters and rose cuttings, whatever you want.
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