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  • From: M* D* S* <M*@eskimo.com>
  • Date: Sun, 4 Oct 1998 15:25:48 -0700 (PDT)
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  • To: Rose List <r*@eskimo.com>
  • Subject: Digging miniatures
  • From: "* R* W* <p*@televar.com>
  • Date: Sun, 04 Oct 1998 16:17:42 -0400
Hello!

I dug just about all my miniature roses, placed them in a huge plastic
container with a lid and took them to the new house.  I was able to
plant only 10 of them in the prepared ground so I added more compost to
the box and placed them in the garage there till next weekend.  Those
darlings did not even wilt.  It made such a difference in the appearance
of the house with the roses blooming in front of it.

These were planted between the sidewalk and the house.  Those that
reemain will be planted in front of the larger roses.  The soil there is
good but so rocky it is very slow digging to plant anything.  We are
putting compost on top of the rocky ground and planting in it.  It
should get everything off to a good start.  I took my Aril Bred iris
down too and those are not interested in compost as they are desert
babies so I did not top dress with compost but did put a small amount in
the bottom of the hole, covered it with the rocky stuff and planted the
iris.

My other roses are so lovely now but the blooms are fewer and fewer as
it gets colder and colder.  I hope to prune them back as soon as frost
hits them and then plant them in tubs so I can have enough time to plant
them properly.  If they do not all get planted on one weekend someone
will water them for me if they get dry before the next weekend when I
get back down to finish planting.

I have peonies to move too.  I suppose they will sulk for years before
blooming for me.

I have procrastinated long enough, time to get back outside and dig more
things.

Patti
Omak, WA

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