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Pruning Roses in the Spring

Pruning roses in the spring time means cutting back your rose bushes to help them grow better. In the Pacific Northwest, do this in early March when it’s still cool. It shapes the plant and removes old parts. This lets new stems come out strong for summer blooms. At CataloniaContinue Reading

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Attending a rose auction hosted by a local rose society is an exciting experience for anyone who loves roses. The event is usually held in a community center or a garden club meeting space, where tables are filled with beautiful rose plants waiting to be auctioned. As people arrive, thereContinue Reading

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We are back out in the garden this week to harvest some rose seeds. This will likely be the last time that we harvest this year, but we will soon be shifting to planting our seeds and seeing what gift we get from them. Thus far, we think we haveContinue Reading

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This rose was one that was saved from a property that was to be razed to the ground (less the structure on premises). My aunt and uncle offered to allow us to dig up the roses so we could save as many as we could. This rose is a climber!!!Continue Reading

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This rose was one that was saved from a property that was to be razed to the ground (less the structure on premises). My aunt and uncle offered to allow us to dig up the roses so we could save as many as we could. This was the first andContinue Reading

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This red rose will take you back to the 1970’s with its ruffled shirt looking bloom. It’s petals are soft and has a gentle tea-like fragrance that will leave you wondering if you are imagining the smell.Continue Reading

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This rose bouquet was gifted to my mother from the various roses we have in the garden. The reds and the pinks exude exude an intoxicating fragrance that reminds one of a spicy Gucci perfume.Continue Reading

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This rose was one that was saved from a property that was to be razed to the ground (less the structure on premises). My aunt and uncle offered to allow us to dig up the roses so we could save as many as we could. We are unsure if thisContinue Reading

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This blush peach rose is a climber and has blooms the size of your hand. It has little smell to it, but it attracts the honey bees like CRAZY!Continue Reading