If you ask this on the regular rose forum or the antique rose forum, you are guaranteed to get lots of help. Not many people check this forum. I don't grow either of the two roses you mentioned, so I'm not any help with them. Good luck:). Lisa

The girls liked to play in the dirt, but the gardening they did was more food for WWII. Their passion as children was horses, and if you are the least bit horsey, there's some really neat stuff. As much as anything, what was important to the children and how big news was off in the background make it interesting. (Also the way Uncle David changed.) I read it to see if I could understand why no one in the family would speak to Crawfie after the book was published. She never sold any of the letters she received from them, and in her will returned all the letters to the RF.

Just updating. I believe everyone has now received their March package/envelope. If you have not, let me know and I'll check on it. I tried to find the last time I updated and the sequence of postings is really confusing these days. Thanks for participating. I'll get prizes in the mail in a few days to a week. Still tackling getting items out of my house. So worn out from sorting through things. I just went through 1,400 slides in the last few days. Now instead of in slide trays they are in snack bags. Of course, I threw away any bad pictures or scenic pictures when I had no idea where it was. Did all of you have about a 10 years period when all the pictures taken seemed to be slides? It sure was like that with my family. Very hot here. Went up to 90 degrees today and here it is just April 4th.

I've been guessing this plant for the past couple of years in a completely dark office. No exterior windows. Just light from interior lights. Often it was kept very arid. I didn't think it was actually alive until the new leaves started appearing. It was outgrowing it's container, so I moved it to a new planter and relocated to a different room in the house which is located on North side of house so it has exterior windows but not direct sunlight. Now, I'm afraid its dying. What do I do??? Is this author case of just completely ignore it and it will rebound?