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15 JAN 10 by
Sarah
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Just a suggestion, but it would be nice to have - for lack of a better term - a "on its way" list: somewhere to keep track of plants you have on order and are waiting to receive. It seems to me that such a thing is better suited to a list than a journal entry and is distinct from a wish list, both of which I've used to try and keep track.
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What about if you list the roses in your garden (you will have to name the beds with short permanent names first) and show them in placement order (example: kitchen-N-rear) down the page. Then instead of the site, you could temporarily type in: ordered Jan 6 from …Joe Bloggs. That way you can plan what rose for what site, prepare the hole in the meantime – and best of all, this listing will enable you, when you are 93, to recall the name of all your roses. It is simple when you use the rule: The very next rose in the bed goes on the next line.
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Another excellent member suggestion !
Now we just need more HMF site guests to become premium members so we can afford to implement these ideas.
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21 OCT 09 by
Sarah
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Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I'm pretty sure that when looking at the Journals tab under New/Recent, I shouldn't be able to edit and upload photos to entries that aren't my own...
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No you shouldn't ! Not good, thanks for the heads up.
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21 OCT 09 by
Sarah
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I've had this rose since spring 2009, and I'm noticing a trend with it. It's supposed to be a yellow blending to red-orange, but despite being in a location with more than enough sun to get gorgeous multihued blooms off the Sheila's Perfume right next to it... it's yellow. Sometimes it has pink edges, or it has a stripe of pinky-red where the bud was showing color for a few days, but for the most part, it's just yellow.
I'm going to try moving it to a sunnier spot this spring to see if the color shows up better, but so far, I am not impressed.
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Thanks for sharing your experience; that's what HMF is all about.
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30 SEP 09 by
Sarah
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Rose Listing Omission
Cherry Freelander
Per Pickering Nurseries, here: http://pickeringnurseries.com/web_store.cgi?cod=01che
Cherry Freelander (KORachreau), Kordes, 20008 (2008, I'm guessing)
Hybrid Tea
Blooms cream edged cherry red, large and long-lasting, shape "dbl"
Light fragrance
Upright habit; large, glossy foliage
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