Do you have a favourite rose hybridizer?
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Patty W. zone 5a Illinois
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Have: hybrid roses in MN
Comments (1)Hi aplwd I sent you an email. Thanks Brenda...See MoreDo you have the book 'Tea Roses: Old Roses for Warm Gardens'
Comments (14)Ronda One of my favourite rose books was recommended by Rosebud, a former forum enabler, I'm not sure of the name of the book, it's at home in Oz and overseas so this is guess work ....Landscaping with Roses and I think the author's last name is Cox ???? I like it because it has lots of ideas for how to use roses rather than just describing individual blooms and bushes. The Tea Rose book is very good, it has quite a lot of technical information for the identification of varieties and as Jon said tries to explain some of the common mis-identification of roses. The whole thing about the Duchess being called Countess something or other makes me want to sulk though!!...See MoreHave courage!! and try to hybridize new roses
Comments (1)It is fun, an entertaining rose fix and keeps the mind active and the hands busy on a cold winter's morning too!...See MoreLOOKING for: Do you have a favourite Diabetic Xmas cake recipe
Comments (0)I have spent the morning searching sites for a cake to make my hubby for xmas snacks and cannot find anything that looks remotely interesting. He loves fruitcake and I usually do a couple of boiled fruit cakes. I need a recipe that you use all the time and not a link to a site. Can you help as I am ready to bake? The fruit is mixed and waiting. Thanks in advance...See Morewirosarian_z4b_WI
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