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At Longwood Gardens they deliberately time their conservatory roses to
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At Longwood Gardens they deliberately time their conservatory roses to
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What a beautiful rose, wish I had a bush like that one. Excellent photo.

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Perfect! John, I was watching the Pasadena Rose Parade this morning &
there some roses on a float that cost $200 a dozen!!! Yikes.

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That is beautiful, both the photo and the rose.




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lovely, John... Betty


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It's all been said by others!

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Thanks for all the nice comments, folks. :-)

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