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  Sales Tax: 0.088 (8.8%) Washington State residents only

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  Please remit payment within seven (7) days of auction end. I'm fairly lenient, given good communication - if something comes up, please let me know so we can make arrangements.

To minimize shipping stress, roses are shipped potted.

This is a cutting-grown plant on its own roots, and is therefore much smaller than the grafted plants typically seen at your local nursery. In size, it is more comparable to perennials in 4" pots. It is grown in a 6" tall plastic 'band' pot and isn't sold until it has begun branching and/or throwing new basal shoots from the roots and has roots emerging from the bottom of its pot. I cultivate to encourage root growth - the height of the top growth will vary, depending upon variety and age. If you have any questions please ask before bidding, and remember - I guarantee my plants!

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When you receive your order: Although this is a well-rooted plant, it may not be large enough to fend against competing plants (I tend to plant closely.) For best results, I recommend that you pot it up in good potting soil in a gallon size or larger pot until it has completely recovered from shipping stress, has resumed active growth and gains some size. Season permitting, you can plant it directly into your garden if there are no other plants close enough to compete for light and water. Water well and regularly (daily in hot weather) until you plant it and until established. Printed planting and care instructions are included with your shipment.

Choosing roses that will thrive in your climate is always a bit of a challenge. Heck, a rose that grows well in my garden may not do well in one across the street, let alone clear across the country - there are just too many variables. The best place to start is to determine your zone (Zone Map 1 / Zone Map 2) so that you don't invest in roses that can't survive your winters, and then ask advice from local rose growers. Some generalities do apply; for example, Teas, Chinas and Noisettes are very much at home in the South, while many once-bloomers simply won't bloom in the mildest-winter (frost free) climates.

If you are relatively new to gardening in general (or roses in particular) then I recommend that you err on the side of caution in respect to Zone ratings. This is especially true of climbing roses, since they are difficult to winter-protect and are therefore more prone to dieback in marginal areas. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me - I'm here to help!

When all auctions you are bidding on have ended (including any eBay store purchases) please proceed to Checkout, where all items will be automatically combined and any shipping discounts applied. All items to be shipped together must be paid together.

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If you have any questions or problems, please email me. Thank you!