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Outta the Blue is Outta this Word ...
As in dead. It's the only one of the S&W Greenhouse bare roots that
died. It looked bad for a while, same as a few others, then sprouted one small green cane. Next thing I knew the latter had died. Now it is just sticks. I would normally think I did not keep it moist enough, but with the rain we have been having I may just have proven that they can actually drown. I'm missing something great, aren't I? |
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Outta the Blue is Outta this Word ...
In article m, Shiva
wrote: As in dead. It's the only one of the S&W Greenhouse bare roots that died. It looked bad for a while, same as a few others, then sprouted one small green cane. Next thing I knew the latter had died. Now it is just sticks. I would normally think I did not keep it moist enough, but with the rain we have been having I may just have proven that they can actually drown. I'm missing something great, aren't I? Bummer. I can't show you what, exactlly, because the color is unphotographable, at least thus far. It's not a diva, but as an overgrown floribunda-type, it is good - dark fuchsia agin to poiple. Always has two or three sprays on it. Got your receipts? Mine are all lost, permanently. |
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Outta the Blue is Outta this Word ...
Cass wrote:
In article m, Shiva wrote: As in dead. Bummer. I can't show you what, exactlly, because the color is unphotographable, at least thus far. Oo. This hoits. I like the inexplicable/indescribable/unphotographable. Your use of the latter word has had "My Funny Valentine" playing in my head since I read it last night. It's not a diva, but as an overgrown floribunda-type, it is good - dark fuchsia agin to poiple. Always has two or three sprays on it. They don't all have to be divas. There is already enough swooning, nodding, and tragic spotting going on in my garden to make me feel needed. By "overgrown floribunda-type" do you mean "grandiflora type?" And if so why do so many roses have this gawky form? Got your receipts? Nope. I am seldom that careful. Mine are all lost, permanently. What happened? |
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Outta the Blue is Outta this Word ...
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aHlwYXRpYQ==.f7a5437f96d0fc98a19cc18009bf62ff@105 6035971.cotse.net, Shiva wrote: Cass wrote: In article m, Shiva wrote: As in dead. Bummer. I can't show you what, exactlly, because the color is unphotographable, at least thus far. Oo. This hoits. I like the inexplicable/indescribable/unphotographable. Your use of the latter word has had "My Funny Valentine" playing in my head since I read it last night. It's not a diva, but as an overgrown floribunda-type, it is good - dark fuchsia agin to poiple. Always has two or three sprays on it. They don't all have to be divas. There is already enough swooning, nodding, and tragic spotting going on in my garden to make me feel needed. Makes me homicidal. By "overgrown floribunda-type" do you mean "grandiflora type?" I don't have a single grandiflora, now that you mention it, so I can't say. I meant too tall to be a floribunda but a similar flower form - fewer petals, lots of sprays. The flower shape is a lot like Angel Face, tho sadly not with the same substance. I thought grandifloras had HT form, but I don't know jack. And if so why do so many roses have this gawky form? I don't know the ultimate shape of this plant. They are growing up nicely, about 4 feet tall but not wide. Got your receipts? Nope. I am seldom that careful. Mine are all lost, permanently. What happened? As far as I can tell, they moved to Tralfamador. Or I'm not that careful. I stuff them into rose books, but I can only find receipts of the roses that survive, never the roses that are virused or otherwise require a serious discussion with a nursery. |
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