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Anyone grow 'Out of Yesteryear'?
Comments (11)My OoY is still in the pot ghetto (from a band this spring) so it's much too early to make too many judgements, That said, we had a terrible PM year, and while many of the ghetto-mates suffered, OoY was completely clean! BS is not a big issue here. The blooms, to my taste, are perfection. And the fragrance is divine. The foliage is glosy and dark green, quite dramatic against the cream flowers. I have very high hopes for this rose. I do expect that it will get rather large and perhaps a bit unruly in my climate. We'll see. And yes, it is well armed. Thanks to a kindness, I also acquired 3 'Out of the Night' roses, which Mr Moore bred out of OoY. These are also quite special. They are destined to be a more "useful" smaller size for the garden, and have a scent that is most unusual and strong (somewhat akin to ripe mellon). Not all the blooms have the same cupped perfection of OoY, some fold back into a more quilled form (still quite pleasing). There are not many roses I've carried around in pots just so I could enjoy their fragrance, but OotN has been subject to this treatment more than once. Both these roses evoke strong feelings of anticipation in me. Thus far I'm smitten. Bill...See MoreOpinions re: Out of Yesteryear?
Comments (7)Mine is about five years old and has suffered setbacks since going in the ground. It didn't like being in a pot (pot ghetto) so I planted it in a holding area. Almost lost it, moved it to the side of the shop where I've decided to put roses I want to keep but don't fit in the landscape. It is currently less than 12 inches tall but is spreading out. It has done much better in this spot and bloomed a lot but frankly, I'm underwhelmed and this one may meet the shovel yet. When I look at the thorns on this dude I cringe at the thought of pruning a five foot speciman. I think there are better whites out there....See MoreWhat products from "yesteryear" do you miss?
Comments (71)My aunt gave me my first lipstick when I was about 12. I still have the tube. It's 'Pyxie Pink', in a white enamel tube with a pastel flower print, made by Milkmaid, Inc. (Patterson, NJ) I don't think there was much actual color to it, but it *smelled good*. Maid_o_Cliff -- I've used dishwasher cleaner to get rid of a hard water 'ring' in a toilet. (Drain water from bowl; sprinkle on the cleaner; keep damp with wet paper toweling; flush.) Something I don't miss, but do remember is Sen-Sen. (Did you ever taste THAT?) I think the slogan was, "Cover up your tell-tale breath with Sen-Sen." (Great, now you don't smell of tobacco, you stink from their product! Kind of a tip-off, eh?)...See MoreCXLIII The Game Jingles all the Way
Comments (150)Full Speed -- Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes...See More- 3 years ago
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