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Love and Peace

by Tricia

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I miss my Love and Peace rose. I lost it this past winter. It just didn’t come back.

It’s always done well through the winter and we had a very mild winter this year so I don’t think that’s why it failed. I think it was diseased.

Last year in the spring I noticed that it had a woody, fungal looking growth just at the soil line. I carefully cut out that growth and removed the soil that had been around it and crossed my fingers. Love and Peace took off like it normally did and I didn’t have any problems at all with it last year.

This year when I saw that it wasn’t starting to come back to life after winter I took at look at it’s base and it seems that a bit of what I’ll call the fungal growth was back but certainly not as bad as the year before. Could this have been the problem that caused it to die?

Does anyone know what kind of disorder, infection or disease I’m talking about? I’d love to learn more about it. You see, once I dig up Love and Peace I want to plant a new rose in the same area. I don’t want the new rose to get sick though if whatever might have killed Love and Peace is still in the soil.

Any ideas?






Filed Under: Garden Maintenance, rose Tagged With: contaminated soil, died, disease, fungal growth, help with rose, hybrid tea, lost rose, Love and peace, photo, problems, rose, sick, spring, virus, winter, woody growth at base

Bleeding Heart

by Tricia

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I’m so sorry that I’m late getting my Green Thumb Sunday photo up!

Well, it’s still Sunday, although there’s only about 15 minutes left of it. I’ve been working all day – internet work, and I’m sick sick sick … so I think I’m I’m just going to go and lie down. I hope to get around to your sites sometime tomorrow.

I hope my American Friends are having a nice Memorial Day weekend.

Gardeners, Plant and Nature lovers can join in every Sunday, visit As the Garden Grows for more information.

Filed Under: Blooming today, Green Thumb Sunday, Photography, Recreation Tagged With: bleeding heart, close up, Dicentra spectabilis, garden, gardening, Green Thumb, macro, photo, picture, sick

Take the time to smell the flowers

by Tricia

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If it wasn’t raining out I’d take the time to go for a little walkabout in my garden and smell the flowers like this adorable kitten seems to be doing.

Sweet photo isn’t it?

I know I’ve used it on one of my sites before, but I don’t think it was this one. Hopefully this photo is new to many of you who view it.

BTW my Green Thumb Sunday post is coming soon. I’m really sick today and I’ve got a lot of work to do … so I’d like to get that done first and leave the Green Thumb posts at the top when I’m finished. It’s a long weekend in the US so I figure that my USA readers might not come by until sometime on Monday anyway. The rest of you … I’ve either missed or perhaps you’ll make a return visit.

Due to my workload and illness I might not get around to Green Thumb Sites today – hopefully I’ll make the rounds tomorrow.

Filed Under: Humor, In The Garden, Photography, Recreation Tagged With: garden, Green Thumb, Humor, illness, kitten, monday, photo, photos, rain, rainy day, sick, smell, smell flowers

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