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Roses and "snowball" plants

by dennmac@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dennis M) May 14, 2008 at 02:53 PM

Pardon my ignorance on this subject but I have almost no knowledge about
plants and flowers. I moved into a house a couple of years ago with a nice
rosebush in the backyard. I didn't have a problem the first couple of
years
but this season so many beautiful roses have grown on the bush that
they've
begun to droop over and almost touch the ground. I have another plant
nearby (don't know what its called) but it has white "snowball" type
flowers that are so heavy it's also begun to droop the past couple of
weeks, soiling the flowers. Just thought someone could advise me of the
best way to prop up and/or tie off these plants. Thanks!
 




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Roses and "snowball" plants
dennmac@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-05-14 14:53:29 
Re: Roses and "snowball" plants
Persephone   2008-05-14 14:33:48 
Re: Roses and "snowball" plants
"Stubby" <Wi  2008-05-15 09:48:20 
Re: Roses and "snowball" plants
Jangchub <Jangchub@[EM  2008-05-15 08:55:44 
Re: Roses and "snowball" plants
Husky <jmg14213@[EMAIL  2008-05-28 00:10:39 

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