RE: [Rose-list] was: hardiness/now vegative reproduction

**"* A* <j*@classic.msn.com>**

Rustling is fun. Just be sure to ask the plant owner first. I carry a small 
pruner, scissors, plastic baggies, pen and notebook in my car in case I come 
across something I must have (and the owner is willing to part with a cutting 
or two). If you're thinking of rustling in the fields or woods, be sure to ask 
the landowner's permission first. I have a beautiful bright pink rose (name 
unknown) which started as a cutting taken from a stranger's garden. I was 
walking by as she was working in her perennial border. I was captivated by 
this rose and struck up a conversation. We've exchanged cuttings and plants 
since then. 

John Adney
On the cutting edge  :)  in Marion, Iowa (zone 4-5)

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From: 	rose-list-admin@mallorn.com on behalf of lowery@teamzeon.com
Sent: 	Friday, May 14, 1999 11:35 AM
To: 	rose-list@mallorn.com
Subject: 	RE: [Rose-list] was: hardiness/now vegative reproduction

Valerie Lowery@ZEON
05/14/99 12:35 PM

Er, uh, I have egg on my face!

Found the posts by John to Joanie buried in my e-mail.  I've been away for
a couple of days and have 250 posts to sift through.

My apologies to to everyone, and thanks, John, for helping us newbies learn
to rose rustle.

Val in KY
zone 6a

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