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Enjoying My Roses this year more than ever before.
Comments (23)Hey Rita, your roses look awesome. I can see how you would thoroughly enjoy looking at them:-) What a beautiful spring flush. I agree, I had a very nice spring flush too. I don't spray anymore though, so I am getting rid of my roses that need to be sprayed. It seems I want my beds for other flowers, like daylilys and flowers for hummingbirds and butterflys, and blueberrys, etc. Maybe since you didn't have all the back breaking work with moving and planting you had time to really enjoy them. Hope your doing well, Maureen...See MorePlants you enjoy in OTHER gardens?
Comments (25)We grow morning glories as well as Jacarandas,and princess flowers,bougainvilla.All are messy but we planted them mostly on the lower yard in the back,except for the one bougainvilla,but dh keep that trimmed up into a manageable size. I like some of the messess,like the princess tree flowers fall to the ground and look like purple velvet carpet,i let them stay there til they start to look ugly,then i rake them up,same with the jacaranda,and the pink bougainvilla. Kathi...See MoreI'm enjoying the "Smooth" roses...
Comments (20)Well, the only thing I ordered was the Smooth Touch roses. They obviously were pre-packed from the supplier. They were individually bagged up bareroot plants (about 1½ -2 grade) with header cards showing a picture of the named variety and the Smooth Touch series logo, stapled to the top of the baggie, and with a hole to possibly be hung on peg hooks in a retail nursery shop. As I recall there was no moist packing with the plant inside the bag. The plants were healthy and had swollen budeyes, so they had no problem leafing out once I planted them....See MoreSomething interesting you may enjoy! Grace Rose Farm is selling plants
Comments (15)@bayarea_girl_z10a_ca no she didn’t provide a list or anything. I read through her responses to comments and know that Evelyn is not one. I think she will send a private message with lists and prices. i believe her regulars run around $65 each and these are all 5yo roses cut down hard while dormant. I’m expecting I won’t be ordering any but figured I’d ask anyway....See MoreRelated Professionals
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