Daniel Hanna wrote:
For you northern hemisphere types... I've been busy in the garden with
the digital camera this month. After all I promised Shiva and others
some new photos.

Check out the 'November 2003' and '2003 trials' pages on my website:

http://www.rosesaustralia.com
(yes I bought the site a new domain name for its 1st birthday :-)

Well done, Daniel - what a great domain name to catch before anyone else
does! The website is beautifully organized and I congratulate you.

Incidentally, in this crazy part of the northern hemisphere, some roses
are still blooming. And they are predicting record cold tonight (for
this area, that is,)for some places around here, and are asking people
to protect their citruses from frost damage, etc. Some roses just keep
blooming, anyhow, wish they wouldn't and go into dormancy because in the
years that happens, we have a better bloom in spring than otherwise.

Anyway, I note that you write in your web site that Monsieur Tillier was
in full bloom in June. Your June is much like our November/December,
isn't it? So, you know the drill of roses which refuse to sleep through
winters g.

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Radika
California
USDA 9 / Sunset 15