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Hello, does ANYONE know a nursery that is CURRENTLY selling Rosa Primula,(in the USA,since in South Florida, we're a little leery of shipping live plants from Canada : long shipping can fry live plants at the wrong time of the year); The one source I found seems to have gone under in the brutal financial undertow. Thank you for any information you can send me-C.Ross
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Species roses are really easy to grow from seed, and I've been searching for seed for this one for years. I'm about to break down and buy a plant from Canada, and if I do, I'll save you seed! Have you found any seed sources, even? Frustrating, isn't it?
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27 OCT 11 by
Courtaud
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You may try to contact Museo dellaRosa Antica in Italy.
They have several rose species' seeds, to be required at this page: http://www.museoroseantiche.it/viewnode.do?pagine_name=1+Seme from "il Seminatore".
Hope it helps!
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Thanks for the information!
I did try a grafted R. primula from Canada, but it didn't survive its first winter.
Nancy
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Greenmantle Nursery has it listed for sale on their site.
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Same photo tagged as Crimson Glory
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Same photo tagged as Crimson Glory
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PhotoDiscussion id : 64-779
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This rose is dark rose and doesn't correspond to the description.
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