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PINK DON JUAN!!, Yep, got me one today.
It is my oath every year to NOT buy bare root roses at one of the
local discount stores- - -But it doesn't hurt to look, does it? But the second time I looked, I had seven in my basket headed for the checkout. One of them is a Pink Don Juan (I hope). Has anyone had any experience with the pink variety? Is it a mutate of the original(red) or does it have different parentage. This whole rose thing is getting out of hand with me, I think. I have 20 roses, I have always had 20 roses, only buy replacements. I have a 150 ft white tubular fence with automatic waters at every other post, this is where I have my roses. Besides about 1 hour spraying each week, they are very easy to keep(except at times). Now, right smackdab in the middle of my front yard I have a huge flower bed. 4ft x 50ft in full sun. Over the years I have used it to plant my annuals in. It is raised about 6" with white ornamental concret, with a white Crape Myrtal at either end. WHAT A ROSE GARDEN THIS WOULD MAKE! This was what I was thinking when I bought the seven roses. But the question I never ask my self is !!WHAT WOULD IT TAKE TO PLANT AND MAINTAIN A "SHANGRI-LA" LIKE THIS???? To say nothing about the cost of 50+ roses. WHY! I'd have to quit my day job(if I had one). But since I don't- -think I should go for it??? Guess I'd better quit my rambling(rose)- -You young folks don't remember that song, betcha' Roger x |
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