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Gardening

elleng

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14. I was thinking of doing that last year,

Reply to TuxedoKat (Reply #13)

Sun Jun 15, 2014, 03:01 PM

Jun 2014

never managed it, and now that I'm in the cottage where there are LOTS of critters, I'm not sure I could find a safe place for it. ALSO, I noticed holes in the leaves, and it and its neighbors are looking kind of buggy, so not sure how successful propagating would be. Will keep thinking of it.

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That is so beautiful. Skidmore Jun 2014 #1

and its past its prime, Skidmore! elleng Jun 2014 #2

Is it a damask rose? Skidmore Jun 2014 #3

I don't know what it is, but elleng Jun 2014 #4

So the blossom is small? Skidmore Jun 2014 #5

LARGE! elleng Jun 2014 #6

Just wondering because the link you Skidmore Jun 2014 #7

I can't tell, elleng Jun 2014 #8

Teas are usually very small blooms. Skidmore Jun 2014 #9

Gotcha. elleng Jun 2014 #10

It is gorgeous. Curmudgeoness Jun 2014 #11

So do I wish I could post the scent. elleng Jun 2014 #12

It's beautiful TuxedoKat Jun 2014 #13

I was thinking of doing that last year, elleng Jun 2014 #14