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Planted the yellow here in Tucson 10 years ago - has taken over a shed, potting area, and half a mulberry tree. It is now about 25 feet high and covers a good 1500 square feet. Easy to care for. A delight in March. Green all winter.
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My family and I would go to Tombstone to see the train that set out side the big rose tree.My children love to set on the train, If I can find some of the pictures I will send them to you. This was in the 1963 and on.We sold old bottles to the man there. Like the story . Thank you .(thedavissixpack@aol.com) ps I have a brother who lives in Tombstone Az.
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31 MAY 05 by
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Dear HelpMeFind,
I would like to reprint a copy of this article; how can I contact the author for permission?
I was doing a tour of my own garden today Jeri, and one of the roses I spoke of is a Lady Banks I've allowed free rein in the antique apple tree. Of course that led to a discussion of the Tombstone rose and I referred to your article as an excellent description of it.
The tour group is coming back tonight to help dig up plants (I'm forced to move eight gardens totaling 2000 plants for lack of water following flood damage) and a member of the tour group would like a copy of the article I referred to.
I'm a member of Gold Coast Rose Society and the person who wants a copy is the president of the Fillmore Garden Club.
Thankyou, Terre Ashmore
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Terre......
Jerri Jennings is the moderator of Gold Coast Roses, of which you are a member. You can contact her through GCR.
Smiles,
Lyn
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Terri -- She's more than welcome to it.
How are you doing?
You can reach me direct at
mmmmmm@att.net
Jeri Jennings
BTW -- It's gone up to the top of a tree here, as well. :-)
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Jeri...........
We have removed your email address from your post as this will attract spammers. Instead please register on HelpMeFind and record your email address there. It will not be displayed but people can contact you through HelpMeFind and if you like you can still remain anonymous. Site guest can contact you by responding to your posting.
Smiles,
Lyn
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1 JUN 05 by
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Hello Jeri,
It's so good to hear from you! I'll search for my Gold Coast newsletter (I think they might be packed already) and contact you through there or I'll find GCR website as Lyn suggested.
Talk Again Soon,
Terre
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