Re: Hello! Rose question...

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> What answers to Bonnie's question? I received her message, but no 
> responses until this one. Gremlins? If anyone has the other messages 
> saved, I'd appreciate seeing them, as I too need to move a rose (this 
> one does not find itself entangled in tree roots, however).
> Cathy
> On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 12:38 PM, 
> wendyswope@mindspring.com wrote:
> 
> > Glad to hear all the replies to Bonnie's question! I received a rugosa
> > rose in a plant exchange a couple of days ago and intend to put it in
> > the ground today. Nice to think it has a fighting chance <s>!
> >
> >
> > I'm attending another exchange tonight, though I wonder if most plants
> > will take kindly to being moved in autumn weather??? We are having warm
> > days in the sixties and seventies, but chill nights in the forties. I
> > know grasses, mums, and coneflowers don't mind being moved now, but 
> > what
> > about other plants? Is there a way to generalize what will transplant
> > happily in fall, based on season of bloom?
> >
> >
> > Wendy in SW OH
> >
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