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Both rose plants doing very well this week; at four weeks the bare cutting has developed roots over four inches long.

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Check out this live session take of "I Am Leaving" by Blue Roses. The song is off their self titled debut available 07/21/09 on XL Recordings. Pre-order it here: www.beggarsgroupusa.com

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Even a short visit to Brenham , Texas should always include a stop over at the Antique Rose Emporium. Yes, this area has experienced a very long drought period over the past months. Yet, in spite of this, there is beauty and nature to enjoy. Perhaps due to the weather conditions, they created a wonderful blending of flowers and natural wild flowers. Take a moment and watch and experience a moment of peace along a pleasant trail. July 2, 2011 Brenham, Texas

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just me sharing a little insight on roses. i hope that you enjoy!! NOTE: I DO NOT HAVE anything to do with the sale of "rainbow roses". It has been linked to me, and I am NOT affiliated with that. thanks!!

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Lizz Wright at AVO Session 2005, heartbreaking acoustic guitar intro leads to a beautiful song called Blue Rose.

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A Improvise By Kenneth Nino Magsino. Albert Posis- For all Time. For : Abby Cudia. Subscribe! and Rate/Comment Thanks! :)

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Pruning climbing roses can sometimes be intimidating. It's not. Nor is controlling it all season long to keep it tidy. This video shows you some simple techniques to get the most out of your climbing roses while keeping them under control.

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Sign up for a newsletter and get a free herb. www.mcshanesnursery.com Steve McShane here, McShane's Nursery and Landscape Supply on how to care for your roses. Say it's summer time, roses have already popped and have their beautiful spring blooms take place, well now it is time for some summer care. So in the case of this rose here, you can tell that some of the blooms have expired. In the case of some of these, they may even be wind burned or they could have been attacked by one pest or another. When pruning your roses, generally speaking, you want to go down to the nearest junction of 5 leaves. So in the case here, all the way down to right here. We're going to cut at a 45 degree angle. Some of these blooms are still yet to come so I'm not going to touch those. This one is perfect for inside my home so I'm going to trim it right there. Again, a 45 degree angle and I'm pruning to the nearest 5 leaves. This plant here looks like it's been suffering from a bit of black spot or some rust. So any of the deseased leaves, a little bit of powdery mildew there, I'm getting rid of. See the black spot and see some of the powdery mildew. Any kinds of weeds need to go too. You can see this weed here, it needs to be pulled. Once you've got your rose bush all pruned up, you want to add a little fertilizer. I'm a big fan of this Fox Farms American Pride. It's an Organic Fertilizer: slow release naturally. It will feed three to four months. Applying this under the drip line of the plant ...