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Wed, Nov 6, 13 at 16:22
| While doing paperwork on a drippy dreary day, I cut this bouquet for my office. Makes it a bit nicer to have a bit of the outside in - since too wet to garden. Judith |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Wed, Nov 6, 13 at 19:38
| Lovely colors!! I really like your Graham Thomas. Carol |
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| Thanks Carol! I have been very disgusted with Graham Thomas. I purchased him 3-5 years ago as a sale plant. He grew and thrived - but rarely bloomed. Very disheartening. I whacked him back, let him grow - nothing worked. Just sporadic bloom. I finally asked Chamblees Rose Nursery, which is closeby, what to do. They suggested Carl Pool BR 61. It worked! Spring was really great this year - and he is just starting to work up a good bloom flush now that its cooled off. I never could figure how this rose made rose of the year.......but now that I see these lovely primrose yellow blooms.....I am starting to be glad I didn't give up on this shirker. I heard he is a water hog and he gets plenty of that - is in full sun - is really a lovely bush - now maybe I have figured out the secret to getting those gorgeous blooms! I am really enjoying him by my computer as I work - so glad you enjoyed this bouquet! Judith |
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| Great idea for some cheer! Looks great! :-) |
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| I love those shades of muted yellows, buff, apricot, gold--just love 'em! So lovely! Kate |
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| And I'll bet it smelled as wonderful as it looks! |
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| That is such a luscious group of colors and certainly a mood lifter to see it (cute little pumpkins in the background tablecloth). Diane |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Fri, Nov 22, 13 at 14:03
| Carl Pool - is that a fertilizer? |
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