"Martin H. Eastburn" <lionslair@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:1202097389_1355@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Well we are digging holes and planting for next year. With the
> temperature
> like it is - high 60's some of our old ones are putting out growth.
> It was 19 the other day but now it is February - what next.
It's warm enough here that I turned on the filter in the
goldfish pond. :) I really need to get working on
pruning my roses. I hope to do that later this week.
One potted rose I transplanted into one of my rose
beds late last year seems to have died. An earlier
version is one of my oldest surviving roses. I give up
trying to predict which roses will do well and which
will not live long. With one exception: Teas seem to
do well around here, so I use those as replacements
when it makes sense (spacing and color).
Gail
near San Antonio TX USA Zone 8
