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Hi, I see you are growing some of the tenderer teas - I was just about to plant a few myself. I am also in zone 6a/b, but it seems that people are not keen on growing them in this zone (even though it is listed as their hardiness). Can I ask you what your experience has been and which of the teas are better suited to 6b? I have been thinking about it: Mme Bravy, Maman Cochet, Tipsy Imperial Concubine, Bon Silene. Thank you!
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21 NOV 17 by
 pminor
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love your garden!!! I see that you grow belle sans flatterie I have been searching for a source for this rose Can you advise me where you purchased yours?
Thanks!!
Pat
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21 NOV 17 by
Catsrose
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I got mine from Vintage Gardens, now defunct. It suckers wildly, so I'd be happy to send you cuttings.
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22 NOV 17 by
pminor
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That would be so cool! I am happy to reimburse postage.
Sounds like i could get some rooted material, makes it easier.
Thanks!!!
Pat minor
32 celeste ct
Novato ca 94947
I am so happy to find this rose!!
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22 NOV 17 by
Catsrose
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I assume you have already tried Friends of Vintage Gardens in Sebastopol and the Bay Area Heritage Rose Society. I'm in Virginia, but I'll be happy to send you some.
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22 NOV 17 by
pminor
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Vintage gardens is no longer in business of sales though friends of vintage gardens has preserved the collection. I have joined and get newsletter. But retail operations closed.
I am so grateful.
Thanks
Pat
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