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henry_kuska

7 years ago

See:

https://love-of-roses.com/

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alameda/zone 8/East Texas
7 years ago
Very pretty site - interesting!
Dan H z8b SA, TX
7 years ago
There's some nice photos in the Dr Huey Rootstock entry.

"Dr Huey is best known for its rootstock qualities, and perhaps for the way it will take over your beautiful grafted roses, if given the chance."

https://love-of-roses.com/dr-huey-rootstock/
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7 years ago
A shame this person has stolen photos to build that site. They are using my photo of 'Souvenir de la Malmaison' without my permission. Hardly surprising, since I find new instances of image theft every time I go looking.

Also, their entry for 'Seven Sisters' is illustrated with a photo of 'Russelliana'.

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Dan H z8b SA, TX

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