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Great Rose For A Children's Garden

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Posted by Homersgarden 7 (My Page) on
Wed, Jun 16, 04 at 0:07

I have found a perfect rose for a children's garden. It is from Heritage Rose Garden (don't have link, but you could do a Google search) and is called Happy Child. I received it as a gift last year and it is now blooming. What a beautiful rose and perfect addition to my rose garden.

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  • Posted by Roselvr Burlington Coun (My Page) on
    Fri, Jun 18, 04 at 7:22

What a pretty rose, and one I don't have yet. Does it need to be sprayed?

Here is a link that might be useful: Happy Child at Help Me Find

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When I got the book, "David Austin's English Roses" I saw this one. Lovely! We don't spray our roses, so that we have edible petals. You can always launch ladybugs to eat the aphids on the roses- kids love seeing the ladybugs...

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