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newbie looking for hips, seeds or cuttings

16 years ago

hi all! i am new to growing roses. i have one climbing rose that did not do well, but is still alive. i would like to start more from seeds and cuttings. i like pretty much all roses that i see, so any kind does not matter. i can do postage. post here or email me.

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