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[Rose-list] New Roses
- To: rose-list@mallorn.com
- Subject: [Rose-list] New Roses
- From: j*@uswest.net
- Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 23:27:52 -0600
- List-Id: <rose-list.mallorn.com>
- References: <199905220113.UAA18508@lorien.mallorn.com>
I have searched out the nurseries in my area,(Salt Lake City) and I have yet to
find a David Austin rose, or any facsimile thereof. Could anyone please direct
me to a reputable Mail order company that has this type of rose? Everything I
see is a more "common" variety and I would truly like to find the old fashioned
roses. I am reluctant to order, I prefer to see what I am getting. I realize
that I am new to the rosarian society, but I would like to take a chance on
raising wonderful varieties.
Julie in Utah
Bolt Upright wrote:
> Geesh, what a depressing thread. But it's something I've had happen to me,
> too. And, as one writer pointed out, it just seems inconceivable that
> _gardeners_, usually the most generous people on earth, would do such
> things. But to really illustrate the problem, there's the theft problems
> at the Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens. I'm a hyper-active
> volunteer there. I write gardening columns for the newsletter, co-chair
> the Rare & Unusual Plant Sale, and assist in planning and planting.
> Whenever we aquire a new specimen (and we've really been active recently),
> it's necessary to actually CHAIN the plant to the ground, under the mulch.
> That is, spikes are driven in around the plant, chains and locks are put in
> place, and mulch is put over top. It became obvious that we needed to
> resort to extreme measures when some a**hole stold an 8 foot tall
> Stewartia. Yep, you read that right. Then Japanese Maples were yanked
> out. The list goes on. And then some idiot drove across the lawn and
> crushed 4 thirty year old Tree Peonies. Damned pathetic, really. I'm
> actually inclined to think that it's someone in the business, who knows
> what these plants are.
>
> Oh, yes, to keep things on topic, I'm about to get my first rose bloom:
> David Austin's 'Sweet Juliet'.
>
> Keith, WNY, zone 5
>
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