Re: Rosa canina

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• Date: Wed, 15 Jul 1998 10:36:55 -0700
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>Dave - definitely not sorry I asked but I must be just hitting the tip of
the
>ice berg
>with all that you listed. Do these include other plants from the broad
>category of
>rosaceae or just the genus Rosa?

All are genus Rosa - the Rosaceae family would take an encyclopia to list!

>By the way, if you don't mind, may I ask how
>it is you have such in-depth knowledge of roses and does this include other
>plants?

I've been growing roses for about 35 of my 40 years on this planet, but I
doubt if I have any knowledge above and beyond what most avid rosarians
possess. I do, however, try and keep a few good books handy - The info
regarding the species classifications came from Peter Beale's Classic Roses
(revised edition) my interests include just about anything green and
growing, but predominately roses and orchids.

>Careful, you may get a deluge of questions from us...sorry about your
>spellchecker!
>
Don't worry - I turned the darn thing off - a few typos add "character."


>Thanks, Joanie
>
You're welcome! Dave

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