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Gardening

usonian

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3. The blur (was it motion?) and colors, and everything else give it a real nostalgic look.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Sat Nov 19, 2022, 10:56 PM

Nov 2022

When I lived in Mass., I used to prune the roses down for winter and bury them under a bunch of leaves, etc, to prevent their soil from frost-heaving.

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Last rose of summer! [View all] elleng Nov 2022 OP

I once walked by a rose garden being put to bed for the winter.. It was applegrove Nov 2022 #1

Nice. elleng Nov 2022 #2

I love white roses. They dry a nice cream colour. applegrove Nov 2022 #5

The blur (was it motion?) and colors, and everything else give it a real nostalgic look. usonian Nov 2022 #3

Thanks. The blur was motion I couldn't avoid, elleng Nov 2022 #4

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