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Miniature Roses

Experience with Work of Art?

18 years ago

I recently bought my first minis. I intended to buy only Work of Art, but the catalog was so tempting that I bought 12 minis. Now all have grown fast, and every one of them has blossomed except...Work of Art - the very one that started this whole business. It looks healthy and is growing, just not as much as the others, and I still don't know what the flowers will look like. It's supposed to cover a trellis on the patio. Any hope?

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Megsroses
18 years ago
As a climber WOA may take a bit longer to get started but once it is established it should take off for you.
Mine is in it's second season and looks like it is getting ready to put out some longer canes.
Meg
Maureen Janda
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks, Meg. I was afraid mine was weak, but I'll give it some time.
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