I need to thin down this Tea list..
nikthegreek
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Comments (1)I was going to link directly to your pics but they are huge. If you can make them smaller (like 800 px wide max), then use the following code to link them directly The quotes are important. Your links are good, just too big for this forum. Looks like too much shade and/or water. Near the patio that could be urine damage. Usually it is a much more well defined spot, but your grass is so thin. Where do you live? If you live in the south, would you consider St Augustine?...See MoreList of no-spray Hybrid Tea's
Comments (5)Interesting post L. I have little in common with the bay area but in my garden these HT's have shown a remarkable disease resistance when I fail to spray (and we get both PM and BS here): *Secret (white) *Lady Mitchell (red) *Falling in Love-pink (only 2 years old so take that with a grain of salt) *Golden Fantasie ( pale-medium yellow) Good thoughts on grafted vs own root. However, in my area there are so many other things that can kill a rose in 15 years (like RRD, floods, ice storms, tornadoes etc). If a rose survives that long it's a miracle in itself. Sure there's the chance of RMV, but it's not fatal and I've had/still have 10+ year old roses putting along with it. The growers do seem to be dealing with it, and I ask why waste time dealing with a twiglet when I can enjoy the rose blooms years earlier with grafted. I ain't getting any younger....See MoreTry This-- Write Down Your Top 10 Teas
Comments (87)thank you ingrid for the warm welcome - i'm so happy to meet you here on a fascinating theme. tea roses are indeed a rare thing in germany and rather for freaks...but we're getting more and more... i'm participating in a set of tealovers and found the way to you via morrisnoor about identification of some doubtfull teas in european collections and commerce. we have the same problems as the oz tealovers in this regard. thus i hope that i will find here some answers to open questions concerning mislabeled, forgotten and found specimens. ahhhhh..the rest of the fovourites...it's hard to say much about because they are still little plants that i've purchased one year ago. among them the better known items of the lists above. in a few weeks will arrive some found teas from vintage which we feared they would give up their business. let's tell me more next season..the total listing of my plants you will find on hmf. let me at least apologize for my halting english. best, kai-eric...See MoreChicago thin brick floor and I need to know a sealer to use.
Comments (4)Bump. Brick is a specific type of flooring that is traditionally VERY porous (like a hard sponge). It takes plenty of work just to keep it looking "not bad". I'm not well versed in this type of floor (I know enough to stick with brick-look porcelain). These bricks will need be viewed as stone floors that are SUPER porous (think chalk) that require +++treatment possibly many times per year. I know the old-timers used to WAX their brick floors....keeps them shiny. But it is PLENTY of work. Like 3/year type of application type of work. If you want shiny, I think you have to remove and replace with porcelain tiles that have the same look. Sorry but brick is porous = non-shiny....See Morenikthegreek
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