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Post by Ozeboy 5th May 2010, 22:05

Should anyone have or know where I can locate any Australian Bred Roses. Parks, State rose gardens, private collectors. Have been going through the nurseries catalogues and have a few ear marked for this winter.

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Post by Meryl 6th May 2010, 16:57

Hi Bruce - I have a few of the commonest Alister Clarks - Lorraine Lee, Borderer and Sunlit. I also have Alister Clark, Laurie Newman's sport of Marjorie Palmer. You are welcome to cuttings from those, if they are any use to you. I'd need a bit of warning to get you Lorraine Lee because she's in the mountain garden.

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Post by Ozeboy 6th May 2010, 17:42

Thanks Meryl, Thanks for your reply, I have Lorraine Lee bush and Lorraine Lee climbing as well. Will look into the others you listed, and get back to you.

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Post by Admin 6th May 2010, 22:17

I also have Mrs Alston's Rose (another Alister Clark) which is a small polyantha and 'Lady Huntingfield'. If all goes well with my 'Nancy Hayward' cuttings there will be a few plants of this available soon too.

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Post by Ozeboy 14th May 2010, 15:59

Thanks Meryl and Simon for your replies.

We had a light frost here yesterday so will contact you both in Spring. Success is more difficult to achieve when plants are exposed to frosts.

Bruce

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