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04-06-2003, 05:56 AM
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Question about pruning roses
In article , lms
wrote: In article , says... In article , lms wrote: I've never heard of a black cane dieback. Which of your weapons do you reckon caused this sudden sweeping black cane dieback? hahahaha Cheeses, you really want to temp the Fates that way? You don't know that every time you say, "I don't get '.........' here," it's the very next scourge to hit the garden??!?!? Everyone knows black cane dieback is short for "I can't tell whether it's canker or botrytis but it's heading down the canes to the bud union/crown and soon the whole rose is gonna croak." Oh I pknow. It's always a toss-up between the more I know the more I don't want to know and the more I don't want to know the more I know. Maybe there was just too much wild-guy in those little spray-drenched pot-dwellers. maybe anything, huh? I don't really see a lot of black cane dieback but I see my share of desert dirt brown cane dieback. Reverse osrosis. Okay, that is funny enough that I'm going to have to steal it. Reverse osrosis. Wiping tears. Current victim: Magenta. And I saw such a beautiful specimen in an open garden I was tempted to come back with a box Morton's to make it look like mine. |
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