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May 17, 2023 8:02 AM CST
Middle of USA (Zone 6a)
Garden Ideas: Level 1
Yes...making the phone call is next. I'll give them another couple weeks and I agree about not listing plants for sale if they aren't ready to ship. Evidently, both of the roses I've ordered are new-ish cuttings.

Small plug size plants can be fine if they are sold as "starter" plants. This spring I ordered some amazing, hard to find herb plant starters- plug size and they are growing like crazy. Their roots, when they arrived filled the soil plugs without being overgrown or circling.

Ah well ~sigh....the travails of growing and my lack of patience. I have to look at this as when the roses do arrive, their planting will be all the sweeter. Lovey dubby
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