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Painting the Roses Red
I will try to to list some of the best. Huge thanks are due to the DG members whose excellent photographs from PlantFiles I have used in this article (credits are given underneath each photo).Here are a few other excellent resources for roses on the web:*...
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Roses ~ In the Pink
They are no longer in business.** The rose in the thumbnail is another favorite, 'Sexy Rexy' (1984, McGredy), a floribunda.All photographs not otherwise identified were taken by the author in her garden.
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Orange You Lovely? Orange You Beautiful? A look at orange roses
Here are some others.'Abraham Darby' (Austin, 1985), English, 5', strong fruity fragrance, susceptible to rust, hardy to zone 4'Baby Darling' (Moore, 1964), miniature, up to 12", very fragrant, zones 6b- 9b'Gee Whiz' (Buck, 1984), shrub, 3', sweet fragrance...
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Rose Rustling: Rounding Up Old Roses
No, we rose rustlers don't make a practice of stealing other people's roses, as if they were so many mavericks! We just root cuttings of heirloom types--usually found on abandoned farms or in old cemeteries--that may be in danger of dying out.
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The Yellow Rose of... Wheatfield
Pictures can say it better than I. Mature size is about 5' by 5' and it is hardy to zone 4. Actually, it is barely a climber at a height of 6' 7", but that is perfect for the location and to be grown on a pillar rather than a tall trellis or fence.
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Purple Roses Majesty
The pinks and roses have already been covered in another article. I am hoping that these are just enough to make you want to run out and get at least one. The velvety 3" blooms are quite distinctive in large clusters on a bush that will mature at about...
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Harvesting and Using Rose Hips for Tea
Use your tea promptly as the nuitrients tend to degrade the longer it sits on the shelf. I added a bit of honey after my initial taste test and was quite pleased with the results and intend to experiment with other teas now!
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Skyscape Roses
Climbing roses allow you to use vertical space - an important dimension in any landscape design. Climbers can be exceptionally long-lived so it is important to consider the size, growth habit, and flowering schedule of the rose you intend to plant.
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Love Across the Miles
When watching it on the news, I have to admit I had a feeling of disconnect as what was happening seemed beyond my own comprehension. Welch, Professor & Landscape Horticulturist, Texas A&M University.
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Minnie and the Rose Cuttings
Maybe if I would have tried harder to understand, I would have had a few beautiful climbing roses by now. No need to say how relieved I was, happy to have saved at least the last two of my climbing rose cuttings!Spring came and the cuttings grew into...
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Ralph Moore ~ Father of the Modern Miniature Rose
When he was in high school, young Ralph studied pictures in catalogs and taught himself how to propagate roses which he sold to local nurseries. Mr. Moore has a memory from when he was younger than three years old of his mother's roses just down the hill...
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I Never Promised You a Rose Garden
My dear mother-in-law was a rose lover whose name was also Rose. So the two large quadrants became the "Dawn Garden" and the "Sunset Garden". I know most people aren't that lucky (and I may never be again).Next, consider location, location, location.
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Natural Security
You have the ability then, to assure more privacy, once the vines fill in. The Scotch Briar Rose is disease resistant and grows well in zones 3b through 9b. They make for some thorny security that doubles as a tasty treat.
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All-America Rose Selections for 2008
The All-America Rose Selection (AARS) announced their 2008 winners: a Floribunda and Grandiflora won the honors for the upcoming year. All-America Rose Selections is a designation given to roses that have passed a very rigorous evaluation.These evaluations...
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A rose garden in Baleyssagues
Therefore roses are intertwined with other plants such as lavender, irises, columbines, horsetails, fennels, rosemary, rose mallows and different grasses which give a feeling of wild nature while an expert eye can see the whole work and thoughts behind...
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A Gift from the Heart, Across the Miles
I learned that it is a very special rose indeed, and it came to me from New Orleans by way of Arizona. It is no doubt the hottest month of the year. He carried it inside for me because it was heavy, he said, and placed it on end on the floor.I thanked...
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Dish Flower Patterns: Part I
The floral patterns depicted here reflect the art work of great designers and remind us of a history in which flowers played a central part. Roses are probably the most widely used flower for decorating dinnerware.
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Growing Rugosa Roses
Hips may be used whole or slightly broken. Add one pound of sugar (about 3 1/2 cups) to one pound of pulp and simmer. They also make the most wonderful smelling potpourri.One of the most important thing to know about rugosa roses is their, the leaves...
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Quest for the Black Rose
I've heard of those wanting to plant a black and white garden. I added 'Black Baccara', which is a more recent introduction and a darker version of 'Baccara'.. ROSES !!Here are the links to the other articles in my 'Roses of Color' seriesOrange You Lovely?
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Sean McCann: A Rosarian
He worked as a journalist for a newspaper in England, first as a feature writer and later an editor. He is married to a lovely woman, Sally and he has 5 children who are all grown and married and have children of their own.
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Helen Hayes: the woman and the rose
But did you know there was a rose named in Helen Hayes' honor? This step will help you visualize the garden before actual work has begun. She began her acting career at the tender age of five.
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My Favorite Climbing Rose, \
No matter how often or how inexpertly I prune it, it responds with loads of vigorous growth and dozens of beautiful blooms.If you love roses but have been reluctant to try one in your garden, because your yard is too shady, or you're afraid roses are...
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Watering New Plants: What Does It Mean To Water Well When Planting
If there is more than one inch of rainfall in your area, you do not need to water that day.The second week, you can wean the plant by watering every other day with a slow steady trickle for about 15-20 mins.
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Soaker Hose Irrigation: How To Use Soaker Hoses In The Lawn And Garden
This is a good time to attach a timer — another time-saving device. The hoses have a rough surface that hides millions of tiny pores. As a general rule, it's best to limit lengths to 100 feet or less to provide even water distribution.
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What Is A Rain Gauge: Garden Rain Gauge Info And Types Of Rain Gauges
A garden rain gauge also can be used to keep track of sprinkler output, completing the task of managing irrigation.To assure an accurate reading, the rain gauge should be placed in an open area away from trees, the house and other outbuildings.
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What Is A Root Zone: Information On The Root Zone Of Plants
Many systemic disease and insect control products also suggest applying the product to the plant's root zone. When purchasing plants, you've probably been told to water the root zone well.
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Using Rain Barrels: Learn About Collecting Rainwater For Gardening
First of all, you need a catchment surface, something the water runs off. There's savings for you, too. During a 1-inch rainfall, 90 square feet of roof will shed enough water to fill a 55-gallon drum.Next, you'll need a way to direct the flow for rainwater...
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