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11 NOV 11 by
AbbyB
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Thank you! :-) It's nice that you liked.
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#2 of 3 posted
12 NOV 11 by
AbbyB
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What Zone are you in? I thought Russia was cold like Canada is here. These look like California Roses !
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It's funny :-) :-) :-) !!!
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14 OCT 11 by
AbbyB
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This Rose has survived two winters here in Zone 4. It has been mounded with mulch and I used a cone to protect it. Looks good into September.Nice foilage.
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5 OCT 11 by
AbbyB
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Beautiful! Amazing what a little water will do.
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5 SEP 11 by
AbbyB
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Looks like my Arthur Bell
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Should the rose "Jack L" have a foundling file of its own?
There is a photo of a striped "Jack L" way back in the member Jack L's file.
Which leads me to question - was 'Arthur Bell' ever striped?
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#3 of 3 posted
7 SEP 11 by
Jack L
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Hi Patricia,
This unknown yellow HT is one of few HTs we inherited when we moved in the house in 1994. The other striped yellow flower was from a different plant, it was taken in a rose bed of local high school, Both roses have tag on it.
Can I create a new entry for a foundling rose?
thanks,
jack
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#2 of 3 posted
7 SEP 11 by
Jack L
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Thanks for the suggestion, Alberta!
One of my friends suggests Celebrity,
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