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Hi,
Was looking up Nevada and read your comments on it and your writings on it lead me to your page and your further writings about your garden. Loved reading it! Very evocative and soulful. Thank you so much. I loved The Secret Garden as a child and even read it several times as an adult. A garden tells so much about the spirit of the gardener. Thanks again, Jim Provenzano
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Thank you for your kind words. I am honoured
Arvid
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I am a PAID member; it is not showing up!
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There's a red star by your name, so the system knows you're a supporter. Try logging out and logging back in again - that should give you access to what you wanted.
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Thank you Margaret.
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Hi,
I renewed my paid membership around 5pm and got confirmation from penpal on my email within 10 minutes. Three hours later, it is still not showing up on HMFR and still shows my paid membership having expired as of the 29th. I assumed this would show up automatically. Maybe someone on the staff has to do it and today is Sunday. I hope it will be corrected when I go on tomorrow since I would like to check out some rose lineages.
Thanks in advance for taking care of this; love this site!!!
Jim Provenzano
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Just love this rose. Bought it on a whim from Chamblee's spring of 2014. Compact, shiny, healthy green leaves. Always had a few blooms on it all of last year even in its original small pot. It can be light pink, light apricot, or a pinkish or apricot tinted off-white...all beautiful. Another plus! My plant seems to be thornless or almost so though I haven't seen this mentioned. I read the patent and it seems to lack stamens so it is male sterile. I did see a pod on it late in the fall but pulled it off because it was so late into the season. That means it is female fertile. For those who like to make rose babies, I think this would be a good place to start. I want to try some crosses this spring and see what happens.
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