Rose

I think I've got a few rose-themed posts coming in the next month or so, with pruning that needs to be done, and a transplant/salvage project, but I'm starting things off today with something that required much less effort.


A new plant! In fact, a new rose! It joined our family yesterday -- yep, it was a Valentine's Day gift.


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It's a "hybrid miniature rose" according to the tag. At least there is a tag, but it lists in small print what seems like all of the hybrids that this grower produces.


There are at least 20 different names on there, so I guess I'll never know what this is exactly.


I guess it really doesn't matter, as I don't intend on planting it in the ground.


I will put it into a larger pot and keep it on the deck though. Then probably bring it into the garage during the winter.


Perhaps I'll try contacting the grower to see if there's any way of getting more information.


For now though, we'll just enjoy.


(By the way, one of the cats went after this plant as if she hadn't been fed for days. Chomped right down on the foliage. She must have seen deer through the window and thought it was the right thing to do with roses.)

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Kathy G  – (February 15, 2013 at 8:50 AM)  

My cats LOVE roses; of all the flowers that have been brought into the house it's their favorite thing to eat.

Alan  – (February 15, 2013 at 9:29 AM)  

Kathy: bring some bamboo inside. They'll have a new favorite leaf. :)

sandy lawrence –   – (February 15, 2013 at 12:11 PM)  

And orchids! My cats love orchids. Not just the blooms. The leaves looks like they've been through a shredder.

Jason  – (February 15, 2013 at 10:18 PM)  

Our cat always wanted to eat the tinsel on the Christmas tree. And grass. Both would produce unfortunate results.

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