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10-05-2006, 04:31 AM
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Best Roses
I was wondering what some of your thoughts are on roses for the Austin and
San Antonio areas. I have a Blaze (improved) that goes gangbusters year round. But my Mr. Lincoln, although it grows well, the flowers seem to last about a day or two. I was thinking about adding a St. Patrick (limelight) but not sure if it would do well. I was a nice light yellow flower. Also, I love the Opening Night, anyone have one? |
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10-05-2006, 12:55 PM
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Best Roses
Just about any antique rose, and avoid the hybrid tea's in our
climate. On Wed, 10 May 2006 03:31:50 GMT, "Latosha Washington" wrote: I was wondering what some of your thoughts are on roses for the Austin and San Antonio areas. I have a Blaze (improved) that goes gangbusters year round. But my Mr. Lincoln, although it grows well, the flowers seem to last about a day or two. I was thinking about adding a St. Patrick (limelight) but not sure if it would do well. I was a nice light yellow flower. Also, I love the Opening Night, anyone have one? |
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