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Re: Testing 1, 2, 3



MYG1728@aol.com wrote:

> rose-list@eskimo.com 1/27/99 5:29 PM rose-list@eskimo.com
>
> >.will they do the same with the Floribunda?
>
> The deer clipped my Floribundas way back last season but it did them no
> harm. If anything they preformed better this season.
>
> We really like Pure Poetry and Impatient, they just seem to keep on
> blooming without any problems to speak of.
>
> We are thinking about purchasing Betty Boop this season. Has anyone yet
> had experience with this Floribunda ?
>
> w martin
> myg1728@aol.com
> http://www.oakmediacreations.com/myg/index.html
> Zone 5, Southwestern Lower Michigan
> Martin's Yard & Garden

  Hi, I am new to this group, but I am an avid lover of gardening..
Unfortune   atly, we just had about a foot and a half of snow dumped on us
after a very mild December. Last summer, I planted a climber called first
prize on the south side of the house.  It is now about 15' tall.  Do I
prune in the spring?,  Or hope like crazy it grows some more.. It is still
quite full and lovely.  In  outside Salt Lake City, we also have major deer
problems.  They don't eat the daffodils, though.  It's quite remarkable.
Also, I hung bars of lifeguard soap on my laurels and they haven't touched
them.  Any advice for someone out in the cold?
Julie
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