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My new roses for 2012

12 years ago

Going from left to right--#1=Dina Gee #2=Mr Caleb #3=Fabulous #4=Sister Ruby #5=Sister Jane---Ron

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Krista_5NY
12 years ago
Oh, what lovely roses. Happy planting!
dublinbay z6 (KS)
12 years ago
I don't know any of those. Look forward to seeing their blooms. I'm just amazed right now that you have roses to plant. I'll have to wait until March and April. Maybe earlier this year since winter doesn't seem to be arriving with any seriousness this year.

Kate
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ken-n.ga.mts
12 years ago
They look good. (I need to call Jim and get my roses ordered.) I'll be getting Sister Ruby also. I like the parents and if the blooms look like the picture, we'll have a winner.
seil zone 6b MI
12 years ago
They look great and I'm jealous too that you can plant already, lol!
TNY78
12 years ago
Are they from a local nursery? They are beautiful!!!
ron_and_susan
Original Author
12 years ago
TNY78-- They are from miss. from K & M Roses. We always pick up our roses in Jan. from our DSD Mid-Winter meeting which is always in Fla. When we get back home in Ga. I have a greenhouse that I winter over the plants until spring planting.--Ron

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