I am offering three bare-root Ajuga plants, grown from seedlings two years ago, and three cuttings of climbing roses. Here's the product description: Ajuga: Many cultivated varieties are derived from Ajuga reptans. These include garden varieties with pink and white variegated leaves, cream-colored variegated varieties, and smaller varieties, which are enjoyed as ground cover or in containers. The Japanese native species, Ajuga decumbens and Ajuga japonica, are also members of the Ajuga family. They spread in a mat-like fashion via creeping stems and produce numerous blue-purple or pink flowers in the spring. Due to their spreading nature, their roots are shallow, making them susceptible to drying out. They are not suitable for direct sunlight, but they are shade-tolerant, making them ideal for shade gardens. Basic Data: Gardening Classification: Herbaceous plant Form: Perennial Origin: Temperate regions excluding the Americas Height: 10-30cm Flowering Period: April to mid-June Flower Colors: Pink, Blue-purple Difficulty (1-5): Hardiness: Strong Heat Tolerance: Somewhat weak Characteristics/Uses: Evergreen, strong cold tolerance, grows in shade, easy for beginners, can be used as ground cover. Climbing Rose: This climbing rose, native to China, produces a profusion of small, fragrant flowers. The abundant white or pale yellow flowers will beautifully adorn garden arches and fences. Unlike other roses, it has no thorns on its stems, making it easy to handle, and it is a hardy and easy-to-grow type of rose. The climbing rose is an evergreen vine rose native to China. It grows naturally when supported by structures like arches and fences. Climbing Rose Basic Data: Scientific Name: Rosa banksiae Family: Rosaceae Genus: Rosa Origin: Southwestern China Japanese Name: Mokkoubara English Name: Banksia rose Flowering Period: April-May Flower Color: White Germination Temperature: Around 15°C Optimal Growing Temperature: 10-20°C The flowers are white, and there are single and double-flowered varieties. The climbing rose cuttings have already rooted and will be placed directly into potting soil. They will be kept moist with a bit of soil, damp tissue, and plastic wrap, and shipped via Click Post.