Re: Re: good and bad roses, scent and repeat

**Alicia Bayer abayer@prairie.lakes.com>**

One advantage to living up here in the tundra is bugs just aren't much
of a problem.  :)  I don't think I've ever even seen a Japanese
beetle!  The only time I've seen aphids they arrived on roses that an
internet friend shared with me, and they disappeared.  We  have
ladylug land here too, so I'm sure they didn't last an hour.  <G>

The other great thing we have is fabulous black dirt.  I have to
remind myself of these a lot, come winter.  Gadzooks, it's harsh here!

--
Alicia

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