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Seeds?

17 years ago

Here I am, a beginner gardener, who wants to start some roses from seeds. But I really dont have any, so I was wondering...since you know everyone seems to be bulging with seeds...if anyone wanted to send me some. I would like roses that would be hardy to zone 3b. I knew someone was wondering if anyone wanted their rugosa seeds [cant remember who]...and I would.

So if anyone would be willing to send me some, I would love it...thanks a lot.

Nathan

Comments (2)

gerry_wyomingpa
17 years ago
Nathan,

I have some from a "seafoam" rose I could send, but I am not sure it would be hardy to zone 3, I think it is only rated to zone 4, but your welcome to them if you like.

Gerry
ich_bin_nathan
Original Author
17 years ago
Gerry,

That would be great. If you would like to send me an e-mail at
ich_bin_nathan@hotmail.com I would really appreciate it. Then I can give you my address.

Thanks A lot,
Nathan
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