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May 25, 2009

Questions about growing roses?

Homemakers’ sister publication, Canadian Gardening, is hosting a live chat with rose expert Stephen Westcott-Gratton on May 26th at 1 pm EDT. To participate, click this link.

I have two rose plants in my new garden, and I’m not sure how to get them to bloom to their potential, so I’ll have to listen in on the conversation!

 

Tags: Canadian Gardening, roses

Author(s):

Jessica Ross

Updated:

5:37 pm

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