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most recent 18 MAY 03
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16 MAY 03
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Anonymous-797
i would like roses for semi-shady areas
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18 MAY 03
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The Old Rosarian
The Hybrid Musk classification is an excellent one for semi shaded areas and comes in different flowers and colours. Also has different shapes as some are tall and some are short.
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