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Learning to root cuttings, where can I buy cuttings? Or a trade?

17 years ago

I am learning how to root cuttings, I can not find anywhere to sell me cuttings, so if you are interested in a trade...I have a list up and its small but I have some DVD's ? I am looking for cuttings of roses hardy to zone 4. No color preference, but if you know the name it will make it easier, but I am not really too concerned. Please let me know

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woodroid
17 years ago
At the top of this site , click on Exchanges. Lots of opportunities for trades or whatever.
bizzarbazzar
Original Author
17 years ago
I will try that. Wish me luck! Thank you
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bizzarbazzar
Original Author
17 years ago
I was trying to find the other forum and when I click rose prop. and exchange it keeps returning me to this forum. Right above these posts it says "This forum is meant to provide a place for the discussion of rose propagation and also to facilitate exchanges among users. There is also a separate, more general, Rose Forum" Am I the only one who has this on this forum?
woodroid
17 years ago
After you get here, the prop and exchange site. Look for the Messages: and then On Topic-discussions.It is just before the postings start. Next to that should be exchanges in green. click on that and you are there.

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