I was just outside in the garden checking to see what else has been fooled by the weather. I've certainly been fooled — I was outside in my shirt sleeves as it's a very balmy 72 °F. In central New Jersey. On 6 January. ::sigh:: Most of the bulbs and daylilies are coming up and most of the roses have broken bud. If we should actually happen to get a real winter between now and the real spring, I don't think the flora are going to be very happy.
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Nice Blog u got there – keep u this great work! I just bought a david austin rose "heritage". Hope u could take more photos of this shrub. would like to see what it looks like when it reaches maturity and whether u had any problems growing it. Thank.