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oliver_x

Lowe’s bareroot

7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago

I was in Lowe’s and saw a body bag of Don Juan. I kept telling myself not to buy body bag bareroots but just can’t resist the temptation. Got home, opened the bag. Guess what. They stuffed two bareroot roses in one bag so it looked fuller. one is grade 1 (maybe) the other one... maybe 1.5 or 2. Am too lazy to return the rose. I think the better looking one should be ok. the other one can grow in a shady corner. Maybe it ll bloom someday. Soaking them now...

oh Well guess I ll never learn.





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  • 7 years ago

    I probably have about 30 roses that were bareroots from Lowes or Home Depot. A two-for-one - pretty cool!!

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