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How do i get a start? Post By Dennis F (Guest Post) (06/17/2008) How do I get a start off of a rose bush? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Information About Seven Sisters oses Post By MCGINNIS,CORA. (Guest Post) (03/14/2008) Where can I buy a seven sisters rose bush in this area? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Information About Seven Sisters Roses Post by jlb (3) | (06/22/2006) Contact I remember my grandmother talking about this rose. Here is a link for info from Antique Rose Emporium. I've got to get one!!! http://www.antiqueroseemporium.com/rose-106.html Report Spam or Abuse RE: Information About Seven Sisters Roses Post by Kmcl59 (9) | (06/22/2006) Contact On my property I have several varieties of the seven sister rose and my best advice is that you must really love it to have it growing on your property. In Florida it rapidy becomes invasive if not trimmed often. I left my Great Grandmother's rose alone all of one winter and had to spend a month removing all of the little roses from my front yard. The paved road in front of my house is the only thing that stopped it from crossing the road. I found it growing up against the road. I gave as many of the rose plants away that I could. (There are a couple of people not speaking to me anymore.) If you want to grow some for yourself just lay one of the long shoots on the ground and secure with a couple of bricks and where ever there is a leaf node roots will form in a couple of weeks. These can be transplanted. Plant in a good rich soil. Water for about 2 weeks and then leave alone. And enjoy. Kmcl59 Pensacola, FL 32506 Report Spam or Abuse RE: Information About Seven Sisters Roses Post by oreonut2000 (4) | (06/21/2006) Profile | Contact http://www.gardenvines.com/catalog/seven-sisters-climbing-rose-p-231.html Hope this helps you. You can find anything on www.google.com just type in the search box what you are looking for Report Spam or Abuse RE: Information About Seven Sisters Roses Post by garnetgirl9 (10) | (06/21/2006) Contact 31 years ago I brought one from Ky to Wi. It is very beautiful and very hardy. It loves to grow on hillsides or on a trellis. 7 roses on each branch with colors from pink to white. I have transplanted it several times, but I'm afraid it may not have survived my last transplant--I haven't seen any blooms this year. I have not given them much care other than sometimes fish cleanings get buried nearby. Good luck. I'll miss mine if it has died. Report Spam or Abuse