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Salvia Exchange

HAVE: Rooted roses for your salvia

14 years ago

Dear all,

I would like to trade your salvia with my rooted roses. I have the following roses in a plastic cup looking for a new home. Or, I can trade with the cuttings - please check my trade list for the variety I have. If you are looking for a particular variety, please let me know because I may have it in my pot ghetto.

Blush Noisette (Noisette)

Isabella Sprunt (Tea)

Louis Philippe (China)

Maggie (Bourbon/Found)

Martha Gonzales (China/Found)

Perle dÂOr (Polyantha)

Vineyard Song (Shrub)

I am looking for salvias that I don't have. I currently have:

Black and Blue

Peach Sage

Tricolor Sage

Anthony Parker

Salvia Greggi Pink

Salvia Greggi Baby Pink

Hot Lips

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Comment (1)

ceterum
14 years ago
Save Maggie for me till I find the label of the Salvia I have and you don't. I do know that is one that is not one on your list but I cannot recall its name all of a sudden.
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