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Fri, Apr 26, 13 at 16:40
| This Rose has quite a long history..... Back in 1980,a young woman died in a car accident... Her grave was decorated with a small hedge of mini Roses in the front and Boxwood in the back. As the years passed,the Roses died and the boxwood took over. About 5 years ago,I noticed only a small shoot left on a very gnarled trunk. So I decided to take a start from it. Getting it to callous in water,rooting it in perlite,and finally in a small flower pot. It was moved 3 times over the years always living. In the Summer of 2012,it completely died from a bad drought. I had moved out of my moms house and could not take care of it. That Fall I was there visiting here and was going to toss it. When I noticed a tiny shoot emerging from the ground....It had lived! So I decided then to dig it up and pot it up. Letting it over winter in a sheltered shelf under the front porch. After some Miracle Grow,it has made the largest flowers I have yet to see! |
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| Oh my, that is a survivor! I'm glad you saved it. It deserves to live after all of that. |
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