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Cass wrote:
Is someone reposting to make traffic? This is damned annoying, to see posts again a few days later. What gives? FWIW, I am not seeing any of these echo posts that you and someone else here before reported (was it you D, even before, and now?). Larry Blanchard recommended this news reader to me, and I am well pleased with after many months of trouble free use. It can be reached at:http://news.cis.dfn.de/ I am very grateful to Larry for the pointer he gave me, many moons ago. -- Radika California USDA 9 / Sunset 15 |
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saki wrote:
Speaking of roses, I just picked up my Ashdown order yesterday: Secret Garden Musk Climber, Mary Washington, Lady Ann Kidwell and Niles Cochet. All lovely large plants...bareroot! OOOh, I don't know Mary Washington (a beautiful, fragrant white noisette, I see), but the other 3 are darned nice roses. Niles Cochet is the single cleanest rose in my garden, or maybe ties with Sophie's Perpetual. Slooooooow to build, at least my budded plant is. I've heard of vigorous OR Niles Cochets, but I don't have any. The NC hardwood cuttings I stuck haven't done much. Lady Ann is so very cool, especially once you've seen it budded at 4 feet so that it is 12 feet tall at Ralph Moore's nursery. I'm not used to dealing with bareroot this late in the year (for So Cal) but they're well potted up now and I'm misting them twice a day. They're in a cool part of the garden where the sun won't hit for another couple weeks, so I'm hoping they'll break dormancy soon. I made cardboard collars for my BRs so that I could stack up the compost to almost the tops of the canes in 5 gallon pots. I lost a bunch of BR's one March, so now I'm really systematic about mulching them. I recommend it. That way you can put the pots where they get some sun to heat the soil. -- -=- Cass Zone 9 San Francisco Bay Area http://home.attbi.com/~cassbernstein/index.html |
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In article , Radika Kesavan wrote: Cass wrote: Is someone reposting to make traffic? This is damned annoying, to see posts again a few days later. What gives? FWIW, I am not seeing any of these echo posts that you and someone else here before reported (was it you D, even before, and now?). Larry Blanchard recommended this news reader to me, and I am well pleased with after many months of trouble free use. It can be reached at:http://news.cis.dfn.de/ I am very grateful to Larry for the pointer he gave me, many moons ago. I'll try this server. Thanks for the suggestion. |
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