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davsher

11 years ago

what is the proceidure for growing roses from seed?

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I have a few trades of Ruse Rose Lenten Rose seeds for trade. I will have more trades as they continue to ripen. I am looking for special seeds: Pams Split Foxglove, Oriental Poppies - Watermelon, staten island, manhattan, soho, heartbeat, pattys plum. Art's pride echinacea, Christa Barlow columbine, Pink punch delphinium, columbine dorothy rose, coral bells key lime pie, coral bells georgia peach. Please email me with your trades. Thanks Kathy
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Have 4 "hardy" types: Luna Blush, Disco Belle--White, Disco Belle--Red, not sure if a Luna or Disco Belle--Fuschia (could be either/or). What else might you have to trade as I need no more hibiscus, but have plenty of these seeds from this year. Ginny B.
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