2022 Seasonal Thread Winter
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Winter Madness, "seasonal thread" Part 4
Comments (164)Jim, please go ahead and start a spring thread when you have time. We appreciate all you have done keeping the seasonal threads going and making them lots of fun. Love all your crazy photos, too. I only worked 1 hr and 10 minutes. Too many interruptions, plus sore knees from crawling along on pavement, cleaning out the beds that border sidewalks. The whirligig is going so fast in the breeze I'll never get a pic of the thing. That cat really knows how to ride a bicycle. Diane...See MoreWINTER is here! Seasonal thread part 2
Comments (142)Diane, your Augusta Luise is so beautiful! Sure enjoy seeing those pictures. We had probably not more than about two inches of snow. It started Friday night into early yesterday morning. It never got above freezing yesterday, but began rapidly warming up today, the snow has already disappeared. We’re supposed to have mild weather for the next few days. Sometimes I think a big snow that would hang around for awhile would be beneficial, that’s very rare here, I’m not used to it. Thank you, I appreciate those kind words about my roses. I had almost the exact varieties of roses I wanted in the big bed and they did pretty good through about 2015, then a few of them started growing backwards, so I keep replacing them. Most of the ones planted along the front of my house seem to be hanging in there. The roses shown are less than half of the roses I have. Here‘s one that I hope gets with it next year. I’ve seen pictures of this one in full bloom that look so gorgeous! CRAZY LOVE...See MoreWINTER is here! Seasonal thread part 5
Comments (171)I am envious of all of you who live in warmer zones. If I am lucky I may start some spring cleaning around late april or early may. I have to wait for the snow to melt first and wait for the ground to be dry since it will be soggy from melted snow and pray it is not too cold. By the time my first blooms open in june, the rest of you would be already sipping champagne and praising what a great growing season it was. LOL....See MoreWINTER is here! Seasonal thread part 6
Comments (190)I am at a spending freeze as I want Marie Curie & Tequila Supreme from northland but have to wait till I home all my bare roots (35+) to see what room I have left as I’m not breaking ground in the front till fall . Oh the drama of being an ambitious rosarian ....See MoreDeborah (Z10 Coastal CA)
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