All i know is it is dried for tea, local people drink its tea for curing some (people say all) cancer types and it's really working. There are people i know who drink this tea and get rid of cancer cells completely. I got this weed from an old person from Akhisar (Turkey) region and he is not saying where he got it from :) I'm trying to identify it to make research about it. I will rehydrate for better picture and post it here again.Thanks for the opinions.

Rebecca, Just to explain my reasoning thou I maybe quite incorrect. I did not blame leafhoppers because they are on all of my roses. But never has that leaf damage ever shown on but a few roses each year. I discounted rmv because to date there have been no reports of a healthy rose for as long as you have had this rose suddenly becoming symptomatic. If a healthy rose has picked up rmv that it never had. This would be devastating news and I've not read about it happening yet. Oh and don't forget your mother plant is totally healthy. As suncoast mentioned the roots temporarily were not feeding her rose hence the damaged leaves. This does not mean I'm correct but I have had roses with the exact same look. First thing I thought of was rmv. All of mine where own root and once the roots were more established on mine. It went away. You have some absolutely excellent rose resources in Minnesota. I'm certain they would share their thoughts with you.

Looks like an antique billiard light with slag glass....probably dating about 1910 to 25....when billiards and slag glass were popular.

Size of the mirror would be nice in figuring out the era. It's beveled glass, as you know.....and curved....which makes the bevel impossible to do by machine.....so a good amount of hand work went into the bevel. The frame appears to be walnut wood under the gilt and paint....which is beautifully done. But the picture of the back is out of focus so I am not sure. Walnut speaks to American origin. Top of my head guess without knowing more, would be mid 19th century....but things like size, what is the backing? There appears to be a smudge on the front...is that on the mirror or the door in the reflection? Is there evidence or the backing ever replaced, like tack holes around the edge, and what do you know of it's background. Asking for an ID of a piece from a few pictures,w ithout any further information is rather tricky.