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Rose Gardening:     more books (100)

A Year in the Life of a Rose: A Guide to Growing Roses from Coast to Coast by Rayford C. Reddell, 1996-10-29 Climbing Roses by Stephen Scanniello, Tania Bayard, 1994-05 The New Rose Expert by D.G. Hessayon, 1996-01-01 Roses in the Southern Garden by G. Michael Shoup, 2000-04-15 Beautiful American Rose Gardens by Mary Tonetti Dorra, Richard Felber, 1999-11-02 Roses Love Garlic by Louise Riotte, 1983-03 The Book of Roses (Gardening in America) by Francis Parkman, 2010-10-12 Growing Roses in Cold Climates by Jerry Olson, John Whitman, 1998-11-11 A Rose by Any Name: The Little-Known Lore and Deep-Rooted History of Rose Names by Douglas Brenner, Stephen Scanniello, 2009-02-03 The Old Rose Advisor (Volume 1, 2nd Edition) by Brent C. Dickerson, 2001-03-06 Trees, Shrubs, and Roses for Midwest Gardens: by Ezra Haggard, 2001-09-01 Tea Roses: Old Roses for Warm Gardens by Chapman, Drage, et all 2008-08 10 Steps to Beautiful Roses: Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin A-110 by Maggie Oster, 1989-01-08 Smith & Hawken: 100 English Roses for the American Garden by Clair G. Martin, 1997-01-04

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41. Maryland Rose Society: Rose Gardening In Maryland
    Information, Society events, and gardening tips, along with links to other useful sources.  
    http://www.mgs.md.gov/mdrose/
    
    Extractions: The Society is a non-profit organization for rose growers and enthusiasts. Affiliated with the American Rose Society and the Royal National Rose Society , the MRS offers a wealth of practical ideas and information to its members. Bi-monthly newsletters and members' meetings help gardeners to learn successful rose gardening...how to plant and prune; when to fertilize, water and mulch; when and how to spray; how to protect plants in winter. The MRS web site provides news, event announcements, gardening tips, and useful information to Maryland rose gardeners. We provide a variety of online resources to rose lovers everywhere. The Almanac is a potpourri of opinions, observations, soundings-off, and general wisdom from our members. Specific, seasonally oriented growing information is presented in the Calendar section. We cover many topics, include propagation, planting, feeding, pruning, and (ugh) spraying. Would you like to see roses in action? Check out the Gardens section to find MRS sponsored gardens, and many other fine displays. The

42. Rose Gardening
    Gardening Roses. about this site. Back to Home Garden main site. Find A Site. Antique roses for the garden Black spot on roses Classifications of  
    http://www.essortment.com/in/Gardening.Roses/

43. Flower & Garden Magazine: Rose Hints - Rose Gardening - Brief Article
    Full text of the article, Rose Hints rose gardening - Brief Article from Flower Garden Magazine, a publication in the field of Home Garden,  
    http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1082/is_5_44/ai_65159946
    
    Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Hot, hot, hot! Plants, especially roses, can suffer this time of year, so plenty of water is vital to their good health. Rose plants are busy now, storing up lots of energy from the sun and from the water and nutrients you give them. But when the temperature is above 90 degrees, they don't expend much of that energy. In fact, growth will be slower and flowers smaller. But not to worry! In another month or so, cooler weather will encourage huge blooms and the most vibrant colors of the season. Water at the roots will keep plant stems and leaves turgid and able to photosynthesize. An overhead watering will keep plants cool and wilt-free during the hottest weather, and a strong spray from the hose will wash off dust and pollen, as well as those nasty red spider mites that can suck the life out of a rose leaf in no time flat. If you don't spray a miticide regularly, be sure and do the shower treatment at least once a week. Those almost microscopic red spiders can be seen on the undersides of rose leaves, and they often spin a few webs, too. They thrive in hot, dry weather and can defoliate a rose plant very quickly. If you see 'em, spray 'em! But make sure you do it in plenty of time for the foliage to dry before nightfall.

44. Rose Books And Other References, Page 1
    the books and other references used in A Woodland Rose Garden Roses Hampden, Mary, rose gardening How to Manage Roses and Enjoy Them,1921,  
    http://w3.goodnews.net/~kkrugh/rose/reference_rose.htm

45. Dr. Leda -- Louisiana Is Not For Sissies
    Dr. Leda accessorizes her rose gardening wardrobe with gleeful abandon But then gardening is a messy business, and we serious rose gardeners do not  
    http://www.regannursery.com/news/
    
    Extractions: Current Events ... Express Order Dr. Leda's Rose Journal Louisiana Is Not For Sissies By Dr. Leda Horticulture , O. R. September, 2005 Mother Nature gives Dr. Leda a break.... It was five and a half years ago that I moved from Berkeley, California, to a small rural town in south Louisiana, right smack in the heart of French-speaking Cajun and Creole country. Needless to say, I was in for a heavy dose of culture shock. I'll never forget the very first time I ventured into the local Wal-Mart. Being a typical Berkeley person, I had never set foot in one of these behemoth box stores in my life. I wandered around like a lost soul for what seemed like hours, searching the vast sterile boxiness in vain for a simple box of laundry detergent. This super-store was so expansive it comprised four zip codes, six area codes, and at least three USDA climate zones. And yet, it seemed that all I could see, for acres on end in every direction, was mile after mile of aisle after aisle of shelves containing only two items: hair spray and fire ant poison. What was left of Dr. Leda's rose beds after Hurricane Lili in 2003

46. Scottish Rose's Web Page
    Personal information and gardening, rose, and Christian links.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5936/

47. Rose Royce Home Page
    gardening articles, pictures of hybrids by Joyce Fleming, and useful links to Canadian rose sites.  
    http://www3.sympatico.ca/roseroyce/

48. Delphi Forums
    A gardening and rose forum.  
    http://forums.delphiforums.com/bearrosefarm/

49. My Adirondack Gardens
    Information on perennial plants and perennial plant combinations, hardy rose shrubs and gardening links.  
    http://www.geocities.com/myadkgardens/gardening/

50. Blue Rose Cleaning Service
    Provides domestic and commercial cleaning, carpets and upholstery, windows, handyman, gardening, and lawn mowing.  
    http://www.bluerose.com.au

51. Maryland Rose Society: Rose Gardening In Maryland
    Information, Society events, and gardening tips, along with links to other useful sources.  
    http://www.mgs.md.gov/mdrose/index.html
    
    Extractions: The Society is a non-profit organization for rose growers and enthusiasts. Affiliated with the American Rose Society and the Royal National Rose Society , the MRS offers a wealth of practical ideas and information to its members. Bi-monthly newsletters and members' meetings help gardeners to learn successful rose gardening...how to plant and prune; when to fertilize, water and mulch; when and how to spray; how to protect plants in winter. The MRS web site provides news, event announcements, gardening tips, and useful information to Maryland rose gardeners. We provide a variety of online resources to rose lovers everywhere. The Almanac is a potpourri of opinions, observations, soundings-off, and general wisdom from our members. Specific, seasonally oriented growing information is presented in the Calendar section. We cover many topics, include propagation, planting, feeding, pruning, and (ugh) spraying. Would you like to see roses in action? Check out the Gardens section to find MRS sponsored gardens, and many other fine displays. The

52. Stone Carver, Landscaping, Carved Stone, Birdbaths & Gardening Supplies.
    Specializes in various handmade lawn and garden art, carved birdbaths and gardening supplies.  
    http://www.thecopperrose.net/
    
    Extractions: Creators of Fine Lawn and Garden Art Welcome to The Copper Rose 2005 Show Schedule Located in the heart of Ohio, only a few pleasant miles from anywhere, The Copper Rose specializes in various hand-made lawn and garden art. Enjoy a leisurely drive through the beautiful, historic Tuscarawas Valley to The Copper Rose. Enjoy visiting our studio and gardens that are full of our original hand-carved water features and various garden pieces. Capture ideas for your own gardens. Sit awhile and talk with us; we look forward to your visit! New for 2005 ~ Garden Obelisks Click the picture for more. Join us at the final weekend of the Yankee Peddler Festival in Canal Fulton. We are located in the Glen booth #287 right next to gate #2. Click here for Directions and information about the Yankee Peddler Festival We do custom work, please email us with your ideas! Because we have received many comments on the bench we made special for our gardens, we started making them to sell this year. They are three separate pieces and seat two people comfortably. Click on the above picture to go directly to our bench page.

53. The Tyler Rose Garden
    Detailed description of the municipal garden with links to pictures.  
    http://easttexasgardening.tamu.edu/rose/rose.html
    
    Extractions: Enjoy the Tyler Rose Garden "A person who calls a rose by any other name is probably pruning!" Although it's not the best kept secret, if you haven't been to the Tyler Rose Garden recently, you should certainly go soon! Tyler is known as the rose capital of the U.S. Field rose production has been a hallmark of Smith County in northeast Texas since the turn of the century. In celebration of the influence the rose industry has had on this area, Tyler developed a first-class rose garden. This flowering jewel is located in the 1900 block of W. Front Street, just west of downtown Tyler. Known nation-wide for its outstanding display of roses, the Tyler Rose Garden is full of breath-taking beauty, especially in the spring and again in mid-October when the Rose Garden is in full bloom for the annual Texas Rose Festival. Roses , of course, are the main attraction at the garden, though there are several other features in the 14 acre complex that compliment the roses. Standing on the balcony of the Rose Garden Center looking over the garden , your senses will be overwhelmed with color when the garden is at its peak of bloom, which in the spring time is right about now! Row upon row of hybrid tea and floribunda roses invite the visitor to come into the garden to smell and learn. There are at least 400 rose varieties and 30,000 bushes to experience. Every year 2000 or more bushes are replanted every year, keeping the garden current with the newest varieties.

54. Rose Magazine - Articles On Roses, Gardening Tips And More..
    Articles on roses, gardening information, rose forum, chats and rose catalog. gardening tips for all types of roses old roses, antique roses, english roses  
    http://www.rosemagazine.com/
    
    Extractions: My interest in roses began when I moved into my first ground level suite. I was in my early thirties, this was a brand new housing development and I had a patio with a small yard at my disposal. The little backyard was grassed and backed by a fence. It seemed barren to me. I knew I wanted a garden there. St. Patrick Black Gold For Roses One of the easiest and most rewarding things that you can do to ensure that your roses are healthy and strong, is to top dress them with home made compost. Because it provides plant nutrients in a balanced and ready-to-use form and enriches the texture and structure of the soil, compost is truly black gold for your roses!

55. Green Bay Botanical Garden, Green Bay Wisconsin
    Features display gardens and natural areas, including perennial, cottage, and rose gardens, a children's garden, and a woodland garden. Information about gardening classes, educational programs for schools and special events.  
    http://www.gbbg.org/
    
    Extractions: Celebrate the enduring partnership between plants and people in over 47 acres of beautiful gardens and natural areas. Open all year, Green Bay Botanical Garden’s display gardens capture the beauty of Northeastern Wisconsin’s four distinct and wonderful seasons. Outstanding garden architecture sets the stage for an all-star performance by plants— perennials, roses, trees, shrubs, annuals, and more — specially chosen for their ability to thrive in the upper mid-west. Gardening classes and other educational programs, as well as a year-round calendar of special events provide additional opportunities for GBBG members volunteers , the community, and visitors to enjoy this wonderful educational and recreational resource.

56. Gardening Supplies - Rose Magazine
    gardening supplies for rose gardeners. The GreenThumbGuard™ gardening Gloves have superior protection and comfortable fit. These cutresistant and  
    http://www.rosemagazine.com/pages/gardening-supplies.asp

57. East Texas Piney Woods Gardening
    East Texas Piney Woods gardening is an information source for home and commercial horticulture in northeast Texas! Weekly gardening tips and columns, plant lists, planting dates, rose production, azaleas, and gardening and horticultural links of interest to both home and professional gardeners and landscapers.  
    http://extension-horticulture.tamu.edu/county/smith/
    
    Extractions: an information source for home and commercial horticulture in Northeast Texas! This web site is part of Texas Cooperative Extension Smith County horticulture program. Regular updates to this site include a weekly garden column and a Master Gardener Tip of the Week . Visit New Features and Home Horticulture for a variety of gardening information. You can also search this site by keywords. last modified

58. Kiftsgate Court Gardens
    Information, plant list, maps and general garden and gardening topics. The gardens have been developed by three generations of women in Gloucestershire. Home to Rosa filipes Kiftsgate, the largest rose in England.  
    http://www.kiftsgate.co.uk/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Kiftsgate Court Gardens is a series of interconnecting gardens each with its distinct character and secrets. Let them share their secrets with you. Our garden is the creation of three generations of women gardeners. Started by my grandmother Heather Muir in the twenties, continued by my mother Diany Binny from 1950 and now looked after by myself (Anne Chambers) and my husband, plus a little help from our children. New water garden

59. The Horticultural Gardens
    The perennial garden, annual trial garden, foyer garden, rose garden, and idea garden provide enjoyable learning environments. Annuals, perennials, roses, herbs, vegetables, trees, and shrubs growing in the garden illustrate horticulture, the art and science of gardening. Site includes a map, as well as general, visitor center, and membership information.  
    http://www.hrt.msu.edu/demogarden.htm

60. Gardening Tips - The Helpful Gardener
    A collection of tips of short articles on a variety of gardening topics, ranging from rose, vegetable and container gardening, to composting and Japanese garden design. Also offers several forums.  
    http://www.helpfulgardener.com/
    
    Extractions: One of the chores that befall every gardener, often several times a year, is the laborious task of mulching. While many of us view this as an odious task best ranked with mucking stables or raking leaves (I rank these two very closely), I view this mission as my way of helping Mother Nature herself improve my garden. In my mind there is no better way to change the soil in your garden than mulching; not raining fertilizer and chemicals upon it, not amending soil, and no, especially not plowing, tilling, or cultivating. Mulching is the finest thing you can do for a garden bed and I will use the rest of this space to put to rest any doubts you may have as to the veracity of that statement... Read more Native Plants - Gardening with Mother Nature

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