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Any details about pruning this rose?
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Let it just grow for a couple of years. Then perhaps just prune dead and twiggy growth immediately after the flowers are over. I am not a pruner, but the books say long canes can be shortened by one third and you are looking to promote new growth, which means flowers.
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Is this rose available to the public?
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this rose is available in Europe
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We need Millington's roses to be available in the USA.
There must be a way. Mini subs? Drones? It's a huge market, rename them something stupid from a romance novel, and you are guaranteed a good profit.
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hello; I am working on this one at the moment
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Dear Mr. Millington, I am delighted to hear it. Ludwig's Roses of South Africa have now opened an American subsidiary in Arizona, offering a good selection, including some European varieties hitherto not available here. From what I can gather, I think they did pretty well in their first year stateside. Best wishes for your future endeavors and long may your lovely roses grow.
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That looks like something from a nightmare...
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I have found that galls are common on the species roses growing wild in my part of California. The roses seem to survive just fine, so I am guessing that the galls are caused by an insect instead of bacteria in the soil.
Smiles,
Lyn
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That's just an old hip Lyn, surely.
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You're right, Patricia. I guess I didn't look closely enough the first time.
Smiles,
Lyn
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Cette photo est magnifique!
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2 AUG 12 by
JessicaB
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Oui en particulier la rose
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