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Unfortunately, due to weather and a series of other factors we have had a second year of losses that left us with significantly fewer bare root trees to sell.
With Adam and Jenifer both taking on other jobs to make ends meet in their respective lives, we anticipate being able to offer the few trees we have in December ’23/January ’24.
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We have passionately searched for and re-discovered the living, historic plants still scattered across Northern California from the Gold Rush era. We have personally found these trees and have taken cuttings directly from the ancient, 125+ year old grandmother trees that are still alive on abandoned homesteads, ranches and mining claims.

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White Pearl Rose

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$35.00
In stock
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Product Details

This unidentified Rose is an unusual beauty! A slow growing Climber with a Mild Fragrance that blooms throughout Summer. In its most beautiful form it resembles a satin egg delicately placed on a spreading plate of satin white rose petals. It seems that most of the time the dense ball of petals that makes up the egg shape never opens and falls off, but sometimes it does open up in a dense ruffle of petals. It is possibly the Alba Odorata Rosa (1834) or Maria Leonida (1829). In which case they may open up more in a warmer climate.

The old gnarled climbing trunk grows from a Gold Rush era cemetery near Dobbins, CA. The trunk is about 9" diameter, draping over a headstone and climbing about 15' up into the nearest tree. There is another one growing in Downieville, CA.


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