In search of “Cynthia” rose
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoSheila z8a Rogue Valley OR
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Comments (10)Thanks for the input, everyone. I think the Jeanne LaJoie is exactly what I have been looking for! This project was actually inspired by a tree at a relative's farmhouse that is covered in roses. Looking at some photos, I think they may be Jeanne LaJoie. The flowers are small and pink, and absolutely covering the tree. Sadly there is no one alive that could tell me firsthand what was planted, but the Jeanne LaJoie is the closest I've seen. Besides the ant damage, I think the crepe is suffering more from neglect and old age than anything. It doesn't look sick it just looks...tired and worn out. No shoots, nothing, but I would guess it hasn't been pruned properly in 5 years due to the previous owner being disabled. I probably could nurse back to decent shape, but if I'm going to be completely honest I just don't care to. Crepe myrtles are a dime a dozen around here (we have two others in our yard), and I would just as soon 'sacrifice' it as a trellis. I have considered putting in some wisteria, as well. I love the stuff, and it grows pretty much wild around here. We have a nice space in the back corner of the lot, along the fence, where I think one would do nicely!...See MoreCynthia Rose
Comments (3)Beth, thank you very much for the link. I have ordered the rose from Heirloom. I have a really good friend named Cynthia and she will be so happy I was able to get it. Sophie...See MoreTrade 'In Search of Old Roses' book for rose
Comments (0)Hi everyone! I am offering an exchange of the book "In Search of Lost Roses," for an easily grown climber that is yellow, peachy, salmony or white. Full sun. The book is a great read about old roses. It's paperback and has a bit of damage on the last several pages. I can take a picture if this helps. Thanks, rose lovers!! Maureen...See MoreWhat's in a name?: searching for heat tolerant roses in SA
Comments (26)Straw, I am not handicapped; I am recovering from surgery & have post Lyme. That's the main reason I am not in Africa now. I have experience in Africa, knowledge of sub-Saharan African cultures and work here as much as I can with refugees from Congo. The orphanages in Botswana & SA house children not only from their own countries, but children who have fled from Congo & other countries where war, strife, food insecurity, political corruption and many other dangers are an everyday occurances. Africa is where my heart and my call are. I am a trained psychotherapist and have experience in medical social work. By the time I am medically able to return to Africa, I will have completed my MDiv and will be ordained by PCUSA. This combination enables me to serve in both secular and faith-based institutions. Every day, children suffer in many countries, including our own. Your heart has called you to help children in Vietnam. My roommate will be going back to Congo. My home church just returned from building an orphanage in Haiti. There is room for all to serve, many many many areas of need....See Moreflowersaremusic z5 Eastern WA
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