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Tue, Aug 12, 14 at 10:38
| Yesterday, in the mail I received a Jackson & Perkins catalog. I noticed that all of their roses are 2 quart. Are these grafted or own-root? I did get Our Lady of Guadalupe that way from them, and was very pleased, they are own-root. I was curious about the hybrid teas mostly, I couldn't find where they gave that information. Is this their new way to ship all their roses? |
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| I think that's how most places are shipping now because of the high cost of postage. If OLoG did well for you than I'd say go for it. |
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| If they don't specifically say own root, I would assume they are grafted on Dr. Huey. Most J&P roses are grafted. I know recently they started offering own root. |
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| The two quart plants are own root. They sell grafted roses in the spring season; the spring catalog arrives in early winter. |
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| Thank you everyone. Since I only order roses for spring planting, guess if I order any from them it won't be until later. |
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