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Re: Re:Pimpinellifolias & Why old roses
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- Subject: Re: Re:Pimpinellifolias & Why old roses
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- Date: Sun, 15 Feb 1998 09:29:37 -0500
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Okay, thanks for the information. I was looking at the Hortico online
catalogue which doesn't seem to even list them, and which appears to have a
much smaller selection than Pickering. Obviously they haven't got all of
the catalogue on line which seems a very strange choice.
Bob Campbell
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.>
> Ummmmmmm, no! The nursery with the largest selection in Canada, or the
> North American Continent for that matter, would be Hortico. The
selection
> is staggering.
>
> Of the Pimpinellifolias, there are 15 listed in Hortico's catalog,
> including 5 of the "Fruhlings" series from Kordes. And they carry
species
> roses that even Heirloom Old Garden Roses doesn't.
>
> keith, WNY, zone 5
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