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Roses
merlena87

Hurry up blooms!

10 years ago

Even though spring is early, I'm very impatient, I want to see blooms! I'm so ready!

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  • 10 years ago

    My early blooming roses, the banksias and Belle Portugaise, are in full bloom already. The rest are all laden with buds, and I am running around with that anti-deer rotten egg spray, because we have a resident doe, who I think is about to have a fawn(s). There is only one, but she grazes all night. I am trying to encourage her to graze on the other plants, not the roses which are about to bloom.

    Jackie

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