Pacific Northwest Gardening: Share your "MUST HAVE'S" and "MONEY WASTERS", 1 by

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Ooops, I'm the one with the typo. sorry, it's just late.
I'll take notes of what I still have and dmail you. I know I have plenty of cuttings from this one because I just hacked it way back two days ago and the trimmings are still on the ground. This one is Madame Plantier. It blooms once, but it's a long bloom time and it is always just covered with blooms. I just love this rose. I cut it way back every year.
I know I can also do cuttings from Jude the Obscure, Teasing Georgia, probably Abbye de cluny, and Climbing America as well. I don't think I've done those, yet.

In terms of hydrangeas, I have many....If you are just starting out with them and don't know what is going to work, why don't I just send you a selection of macrophylla cuttings of different varieties and you can go from there? You can certainly look at the ones I have, but you will not be able to tell what they are going to look like in your own garden, because the color is very dependent on your soil Ph. It takes them several years to settle in. I'll walk around tomorrow afternoon and take some notes about what I have available to take cuttings from. I know I have some old standby types that do well almost everywhere.