Susan H. Simko wrote:

Shiva wrote:

Ha ha! I laugh at all such claims! Lucky me, EVERYTHING here
gets some sort of fungus. I probably would too if I didn't keep
moving. G

That is *such* an understatement!!! And, as you know, when we get
drenched continually as we have this year, spraying is out of the
question so the mildew and fungus just run rampant. It's really weird
looking outside at my roses that are blooming despite being fairly well
denuded by mildew. *sigh* I keep telling myself that I should be
*very* grateful that they're still blooming and growing!

Susan, you know what? The lady around the corner who uses Witherspoon (they do all her spraying,
pruning, and mulching has roses AND leaves. I think I need to know what Witherspoon is using.
Also, I had some company from out of town and took them by the Raleigh Little Theater and Rose
Garden, thinking just to show them the ampitheater, and the garden is FULL of blooming rose bushes
with roses AND foliage. Grr! What are they doing that we are not??



Susan
(debating if she can squeeze in another bush or three this coming year
*grin*)
shsimkoatduke(dot)edu


Sure you can! Happy Thanksgiving!