My Mothers's Rose Bush.
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I hope all my buds will open this year. I have a climbing one that is outside my kitchen window just full of buds, but it froze night before last. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
Beautiful one, Joan, you almost make me want to move to Texas!
Beautiful one, Joan, you almost make me want to move to Texas!
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Originally Posted by mimisharon
I hope all my buds will open this year. I have a climbing one that is outside my kitchen window just full of buds, but it froze night before last. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
Beautiful one, Joan, you almost make me want to move to Texas!
Beautiful one, Joan, you almost make me want to move to Texas!
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Originally Posted by Kitsie
Thank you for sharing! I can almost smell them and feel them - a real pleasure after all this endless rain we're having.
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The roses are beautiful, and I am sure the smell is just as nice. What a great idea to transplant your mothers beloved flowers. My mom is 89 and still has a beautiful rose garden. I think I will do the same when my mother passes away in reminberance of her. Thanks for the idea.
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