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It is the time again - your rose orders for 2011?
Comments (47)I was also looking for SUMMER SONG last year. I was surprised that it was not in the Austin catalogue given its release date in the UK and was only available in North America through Pickering and Palantine. Pickering and Palantine had both sold out early. I tried to ordred this rose from Pickering on the first day they were taking orders and was told that they could not sell it to those in the US. I called the Austin headquarters in Tyler, TX and was told that this rose does NOT perform well in the US and that they had made the business decision NOT to introduce it here. I found this very odd and disppointing. I am aware that a few decades ago, they almost discarded some of the earlier Austin varieties (Tamora comes to mind) because they did not perform well in the UK and perhaps other European trial locations. Fortunately, they were planted at the Huntington Library gardens in southern CA, where they performed very well and these varieties are now available to us to grow. I was able to obtain a SUMMER SONG plant from someone in the midwest who had ordered it from one of the Canadian suppliers. It is now planted in my garden and it is already starting to show signs of growth. I am glad to hear that it is doing well for you, Beth. I am very much looking forward to seeing how it does well in central CA....See MoreNew Furbaby - First Time at Dog Park!
Comments (23)Pawsitive - Jamie didn't have any paperwork on Dexter except, thankfully, his last vet visit a couple of months ago, showing he is up to date on all his vaccinations. Thank goodness! Thank you, everyone, for your kind words! Jamie lived in CA (we live in OR) so we didn't see him much. However, whenever he visited, he drove up so that he could bring Dexter. Jamie had a girlfriend who asked if she could have Dexter for awhile after Jamie's death. As much as we wanted Dexter, we knew she might want him permanently. However, after a month she said she knew he needed to be with us, that Jamie had told her many times that he wanted Dexter near all his family in OR if something happened to him. Dexter was Jamie's child. He was well loved. We just feel so blessed to have Dexter in our lives. Caroline - My daughter, Rachel, and I have always loved pictures of Harry. Every time she'd see a picture of him, she wanted a dog. Now she has one! Sheryl...See MoreFurbabies: Life, Adoptions, Surgeries, Happy Times . . . and Now Loss
Comments (48)Awww, thank you all so much. It's getting a bit easier every day, but the hole in my heart still hurts a lot. Today was the first day I left Ronin and Sasha to meet a friend in town for lunch. The "kids" did ok while I was gone and we went for a nice walk when I got home. Today is the first day Emily has not called me from college sobbing because she's mourning her Chloe Bear. So, I'm hoping that she's healing now, too. Stratfordroad: thank you for that. I truly believe that we will, and since I've had dogs I've loved pretty much my entire life, there will be a huge, happy pack meeting up with me someday. That's a good thought to hang on to :^ )...See Moretrying again, I think posting is getting harder all the time
Comments (16)Kay, Green Rainbow did pretty well last year after planting in the spring, I am very pleased with it this year. Sherry, i liked Party Pinafore when I first saw it, and so happy to get it. It did not bloom its first year, and has not produced nearly the number of scapes as there are fans, but I do love the flower. Thank you Lori, thoughtI would put in at least one shot of a garden bed. I do have room for more daylilies, not the energy, although I could get rid of my iris, they really take my energy trying to keep the weeds down and constantly dividing them. Debra, I thought of you when I bought Christmas Tidings and Feliz Navidad, your pictures convinced me I needed more red. FN has not reached its height last year or this year, sure hope it improves. I think I am right at peak now, maybe just shy. Three or 4 of my early bloomers are done, others getting close. I still had quite a few that have not bloomed yet, but all but my really late ones should be opening soon. Maryl, I would love to know what that one is, but so many with that look. It is a nice height to me, about 32", 6" blooms, mid to mid late blooming. I was not sure last year when a couple of people suggested HOB, but some of the blooms looked spot on, and it was going through that stage when I posted my photos. I appreciate everyone's thoughts on my noid. Such a heavy bloomer, I wish I knew what it is. This year the blooms do not have a good clear, crisp look. The flowers do vary some, some with this darker, lavender color to a light pink. Some do not have the halo, so not very consistent, but still pretty....See More- 9 years ago
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