Winter Seasonal Thread # 1
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Comments (229)Hi Lavender! It’s been a while since I’ve seen anything from you. Merry Christmas, and great to hear from you. Diane, I did order Boscobel from them last year. It’s sure worth requesting a catalogue, if you don’t get one. Mine just arrived yesterday, so maybe some are still on their way? It’s 172 pages without the index, and loaded with gorgeous pictures. I just wish I could get my hands on the DA florist roses, as plants. I know they aren’t meant for home gardeners, but I’d sure like to give it a try. They are absolutely incredible. I’ll see if I can get a picture of a page without disturbing my little lap friend:) ‘Charity’ is so unique with her little green pip. Either this one or the next are my favorite. This one, ‘Edith’ might be my favorite. Those antique gold centers are so beautiful! Here’s one more picture. I love the ruffles in ‘Beatrice’. I don’t know why I’m drooling over the couple pages of roses that we CAN’T order for the garden. They’re just irresistible to me. I think ‘Edith’ could be one of the DA roses my niece, Jenna, used in her wedding last year. It sure looks like it. Jenna used lots of warm colors, while Sarena,(the recent pictures I posted) used more subtle colors. They both used lots of gorgeous DA roses, but very different from each other. I hope everyone gets their DA catalog soon. I think it’s the best edition they’ve ever sent me, but I haven’t been getting them for all that many years. I’m impressed by nice selection of non-DA roses, as well. This “Index By Color”, at the end of the catalog is a nice feature, although it doesn’t include all the DA roses they offer. Evelyn and Bishops Castle aren’t in this index. It’s a great way to see color graduation, and I appreciate that they mixed in non-DA roses. It would be a great tool for designing a bed. Too bad it’s too late any new designs around here. I mostly just winged it, and they are where they are...... Lisa...See MoreWinter Madness, "seasonal thread" Part 1
Comments (250)Beautiful snow scene, Vapor. Wanna trade trees? Love those big, beautiful beech trees, especially the Tri-Color Beech. Green leaves with pink edges! Good to hear your wife is improving, Jim. She must be getting cabin fever. She deserves a day out, doing something she loves, when she's up to it. The weather is so different this year. We have snow coming tomorrow, too, but temps rising the next day so it'll melt. Every time we get snow, it's gone the next day. It's been more like a zone 8 winter. I'm not complaining! Trish, I keep forgetting to let you know I did some research on the feline renal failure sites my vet referred me to, and found that phosphorus binders are not necessary if they're on a therapeutic kidney diet, which she is. The binders are used if the cat won't eat prescription food. Daisy's numbers are good and she eats her prescription food. So far, so good. That will likely change as we progress into this awful disease. I'm glad it was helpful for your puppy. We were discussing this on another thread that's no longer active, that's why I'm bringing it up here. I bought some goat skin garden gloves 4 years ago and can't bring myself to use them. They're so pretty! Very soft. Stay safe in the bad weather, all you Midwesterners, Easterners and Canadians....See MoreWINTER is here! Seasonal thread part 4
Comments (162)I got this rose in my garden he’s highly fragrant ... lilyfynch thinks it’s Thomas A Becket . And I think it is he’s smellsss soo good just looking at him I drool and he drops over just like the catalog ... thoughts ?? Lol I got him for 10 bucks . But no label but it was a david Austin gallon ....See MoreWINTER is here! Seasonal thread part 9
Comments (250)Kristine, is your PJPII a standard? It’s going to be gorgeous! Sheila, your in-laws were definitely an amazing couple I was very surprised today, not the way I usually am, anticipating the first buds on my roses. I was out checking my winter sowing jugs and spotted a fairly good sized bud on Bliss Parfuma, looked around at some other roses and spotted a few more, I rarely see buds in March, pretty sure they’re close to two weeks early! Bliss Parfuma Beverly A little of my thoughts on the Coronavirus. Yesterday I sent a text to my sister to let her know what a beautiful name her son and daughter-in-law had chosen for her soon to arrive granddaughter, “Vivienne DeJean”. In about three weeks we’re supposed to have a family baby shower for her daughter-in-law. That possibly might not happen because of extra precautions, depending on what the situation is at the time. One baby shower has already been canceled. Anyway her daughter-in-law is a little worried that they won’t get everything they need for their baby girl. I’m sure somehow this will all work out and friends and family will come through. But it made me stop and think how this is changing so many routine happenings in our daily lives. So many events are being canceled or changed everywhere because of this virus. If things ever get back to some kind of normalcy, I hope we don’t take these things that bring us together with our loved ones and friends for granted....See Morerosecanadian
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