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WANTED- 7 Sisters Rose bush

13 years ago

I am trying to duplicate my Grammas garden (which will never happen) and have fallen in love with so many of the old heirloom type of roses. I remember her having the 7 sisters rose bush, which I always loved but have been unable to find one. If anyone has a rooted cutting I would love to have it..I dont have alot to trade as I am fairly new to gardening, but you may look at my small list or I could pay postage. I know she had many others when I was growing up in the 50's but dont remember any of the other names..if you think you might have some that would be from this era, (only hardy varieties. I live in northern WI) Please email..I would be more then happy to pay for shipping. I have never attempted to root a rose, so they would have to be already rooted.

Corinne

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daveinohio_2007
13 years ago
Corinne,
rosefire.com sells 7 Sisters plants in 1 gal containers for a reasonable $13; also many other old varieties and varieties hardy enough to grow in your area.

Here is a link that might be useful: rosefire
collinw
13 years ago
The 7 sisters they are selling is not positively identified according to the website. Read the paragraph describing the rose.
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