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Texan named Field
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Posted by sammy OK/7A (My Page) on Sun, Sep 30, 07 at 12:43
| I haven't heard of him for years, but there is a Texan whose name is Field who likes the Cornell mixture for growing roses. Do any of you happen to know his name?
The subject came up at our church, and I know he used to live here in Tulsa. He is a huge advocate of using more homemade mixtures than purchased pesticides. I just do not remember his last name.
He has a good reputation, and I think he has written extensively, so I feel that it is appropriate to ask on this Forum.
Thanks
Sammy |
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RE: Texan named Field
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| Field Roebuck, author of the book Foolproof Guide to Growing Roses. He posts periodically and his GW hame is "Field". He also has a web page, try google. |
RE: Texan named Field
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| Thank you so much, Diane. I just could not remember that name, and it had bothered me. Sammy |
RE: Texan named Field
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| Hey, Sammy. How've you been? I'm retired and pretty much just a lurker nowadays. But I still grow roses sans pesticides. Go look for my book. The original (still available in some places) was indeed titled "Foolproof Guide to Roses," but there is now a new, enlarged version out, and the publisher changed the title to "Complete Roses -- a Foolproof Grower's Guide." Field |
RE: Texan named Field
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| Lost your Cornell Formula. HELP |
RE: Texan named Field
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| Yes Field Roebuck, he has a book out 2007 Complete Roses
A Foolproof Growers' Guide It is great for the beginner and the pro. |
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