RE: Don Juan

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• Date: Tue, 26 May 1998 11:22:21 -0700
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Hi Terry,
Tropicana was my favorite right out of 
High School. Had Peace, a wonderful rose,
and Blue Girl, that did poorly and later 
replaced with Sterling Silver. Have left all
the hybrid teas at old house. 
Brought some climbing Cecile Brunner to 
our new home, and she has lots of little 
buds. I like the pale pink of the English rose 
Clair Rose, Redoute, and St.Swithin. Also 
like the pale pink of Mme.William Paul
(a moss) Fantin Latour (Centifolia) and 
Mrs.Doreen Pike (an English in Rugosa
form)   Mine are still small, may get a few
blooms this year.
I have a lovely white rose that was a cutting
off my great grandmothers grave about to
bloom. I believe it is Mme.Hardy.

How did you find your "found" roses ?

Carleen
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From: Terry: 
> Have mostly hybrid teas. Pascalli, First Prize, Oregold, Peace,
Tropicana,
> Blue Girl, Angel Face 
> ( floibunda),  and Don Juan (Climber) and several old (found) roses 
> I'm in zone 6 I believe. I love the deep reds and the coral colors in
> roses.

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