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How to save roses with rust on every leaf?
Comments (31)Blazeaglory - in my No Cal garden, this has been the worst year for rust that I can remember. I agree that roses are getting it which have not in prior years - I attribute this to the very weird weather we have been having since last Fall. The best advice I know of is what Kim said in this thread above, on June 3, 2011. Of course, this does not involve shovel pruning any rose that shows a sign of disease! However, I would also like to comment that Jeri (who is one of the most responsive, knowledgeable, helpful, always goes out of her way to help folks, kindest, people we are privileged to have on this forum) is correct, as usual. In my garden ALL of the roses that got rust in this most rusty of years are hybrid teas, large flowered climbers, and other modern roses. I have over 100 roses, which include lots & lots of teas and chinas and noisettes and hybrid musks, and hybrid giganticas, and polyanthas and old ramblers and banksaies. NOT ONE of any of those classes of roses have even one dot of rust - nadda, zippo. I personally tolerate some rust (don't mean I ignore it - just that I don't pull out the bushes) on the others because, like you, I have some heritage roses in my garden that we inherited from ancestors, and I am keeping them, no matter what horrible things they do. Most years it is not too bad. If I really did not want any rust, I would get rid of the rust buckets. 80% of my roses have none, as I said above. Jeri is right - if you figure out which roses will grow in your exact conditions, you can have beautiful, healthy bushes that bloom for 9 months of the year (at least, in my climate) without spraying. If you, like me, insist on growing some that do rust, you have to deal with it. Jackie...See MoreOT : come play a game and win a gift
Comments (151)oh Susan I was just joking. I thought you were also hahahahahahaa SMILE and be happy. This is FUN...HUGS ANYBODY has any questions ..PLEASE ask....ALWAYS! ha ha not sure if I can answer it Dorothy. What do you mean? All the words on the collage used at least once? OK let me see if I can clarify the mistery: I made a collage with 25 pictures. Each picture has a name on what you see in the picture. YOUR job is to find the right word to each picture. You only have to write a word ONCE!! Then next time you post, you can use totally new words. Your goal is to get as many words matching the collage words as possible by the 18th. I keep track of the correctly guessed words of each one of you. Tonight I will tally up the scores after everone has posted...speack midnight lol. Just not sure how often you all wanna here the scores??? I do not want to discourage the players that did not guess a lot yet ;-) But like MJ when she guessed on the Frosty, she got a lot of other words just by guessing in that direction ...hint hint hahaha I will be back later Just to make sure nobody has any questions and FUN FUN FUN ...under the sun or snow or rain? Geeeeeee I rather have snow right now then rain. ta ta Lucy...See MoreUPDATE: Secret Santa Thank you's and games (cont.)
Comments (43)Hey everyone, I am really sorry for not being around at the end of the swap, I got hit real hard with the flu on Christmas Eve, it went into bronchitis/pnemonia which today is the first Ive been up and around... and ontop I am having some problems with a nerve in my neck that runs into my face. Looks like surgery is ahead for me.. I appreciate you ALL joining the swap, and look forward to next Christmas !! Happy Spring growing to you ALL :) Also, just want to mention I am on FB if anyone would like to keep in touch over the year ...under Kym Fullen Amaral....See MoreUPDATE: Secret Santa 2011 games, thanks and more (#4)
Comments (143)Micyrey and Yotetrapper - did you receive my card and seeds? I might have missed your thank you's. Please let me know. In the past couple days, I got 4 cards! Holy COW! Smitties sent Yellow Primrose and Scabiosa Butterfly Blue. Flowergirl34 sent Pink/Purple Cleome, Amaranthus Autumn's Touch, Chinese Houses Lavender, centaurea rose pink and farewell to spring. Pumkingal sent Easter egg plant, amaranthus hot biscuits Pinky Winky Hydrangea and Amaranthus Princes Feather. Nottougly sent mixed pink hibiscus seeds with a nice glitter NOEL card. WOW I can't thank you all enough. I can't wait to look up all of these seeds. It sounds like you sent me a lot of interesting ones, which I like. Thank you all for being so generous this Christmas season....See Morenanny98
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