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Rose Gardening:     more books (100)

Roses: How to Select,, Grow and Enjoy by Horticultural Publishers, 1987-01-01 Growing Miniature and Patio Roses (Cassell Good Gardening Guide) by Dawn Eagle, Barry Eagle, 1996-08 Raising Bread and Roses : A Gardening Guide to Sonoma County by Lilith Rogers, 1995 North Coast Roses: For the Maritime Northwest Gardener (Cascadia Gardening Series) by Rhonda Massingham Hart, Rhonda Hart Poe, et all 1993-04 Taylor's Weekend Gardening Guide to Easy Practical Pruning: Techniques For Training Trees, Shrubs, Vines, and Roses (Taylor's Weekend Gardening Guides) by Barbara Ellis, 1997-09-09 Old Roses: The Master List: Second Edition Updated and Expanded by Brent C Dickerson, 2007-10-18 The Time-Life Encyclopedia of Gardening Roses by James Underwood Crockett, 1972-01-01 Gardening with Roses by Patrick Taylor, 2000-07-03 Roses Made Easy (Complete Gardener's Library) by Paul Peterson, 2001 Gardening With Roses: A Practical and Inspirational Guide by Patrick Taylor, 2000-07-31 Practical Gardening Roses by David Squire, 1998-12 Roses (Rodale's Organic Gardening Basics) by Editors The Editors of Rodale Organic Gardening Magazine and Books, 2000-04-01 Growing Old-Fashioned Roses (Cassell Good Gardening Guides) by Barbara Lea Taylor, 1997-03 Rose gardening; how to manage roses and enjoy them by Mary [from old catalog] Hampden, 2010-06-25

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101. Rose Garden
     Indoor Garden, Kitchen Garden, rose Garden, Good Things, rose Garden. The Ultimate rose Garden, Dependable roses, Modern Shrub roses, Planting BareRoot roses,  
     http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=learn-cat&id=cat279&navLevel=3&navH

102. Allergy-Free In The Rose Garden - Thomas Leo Ogren
     site. AllergyFree in The rose Garden by Thomas Leo Ogren Creating an allergy-free rose garden takes some care and knowledge. roses  
     http://www.gardenforever.com/pages/artallergy.htm
     
     Extractions: Last Fall I needed some close-up photos of male Coyote Brush groundcover in bloom. Six blocks from my house was a yard full of the drought-tolerant groundcover, so I drove over there and standing on the sidewalk started to photograph the tiny flowers with my macro lens. I explained that I was a horticulturist and an allergy researcher, and that I needed these photos for my new book, Allergy-Free Gardening. As pollen levels in cities have increased, the cases of hay fever and asthma have also grown, skyrocketing from 10 percent thirty years ago, to an astonishing 38 percent today. (American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, December 1999) Each year more of these replacement trees reach sexual maturity, and as they come into bloom more and more people come down with allergies. Roses have long had a mostly undeserved bad rap as the cause of much allergy. Some roses, however, do cause a limited amount of allergy. The sweet, heavy fragrance of a rose like Double Delight, so pleasing to most of us, can make perfume-sensitive folks ill.

103. Gardening Tips Design Ideas Landscape Plants Planting Techniques
     Wednesday May 12, 2004 . Top 10 Roses for Southern Gardens A checklist for perfect roses, and ten stellar performers for steamy southern gardens.  
     http://gardening.about.com/
     
     Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Gardening Home Essentials ... Pruning flowering shrubs zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Annuals Bulbs Gallery of Gardens Designing Your Garden ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Gardening newsletter. Search Gardening From Deborah Simpson When I recently planted 3 newly purchased oleanders in a new garden bed, I knew they were poisonous. I had no intention of eating them. It does, however, make the hair stand up on the back of my neck when I read reports like this one from the Naples (Florida) Daily News. One leaf is reported to be sufficient to kill an adult human. It's important to be careful if you burn leaves and garden debris, or if you have (or plan to have) children about that may carry the flowers of poisonous plants in their mouths.

104. Stadt Bonn - The Rose Garden / The German Garden
     Europe. Your location Startseite Tourism Culture Sport Leisure Rheinaue Leisure Park The rose Garden / the German Garden. Topics News.  
     http://www.bonn.de/tourismus_kultur_sport_freizeit/freizeitpark_rheinaue/00246/?

105. The Gardens Page
     The areas of the Gardens completed at this time are the Heritage rose Garden, Historic Orchard, Courtyard Garden, and the Taylor Street Rockscape.  
     http://www.grpg.org/Gardens.html
     
     Extractions: The Park Park Map Programs Education ... Home Guadalupe Gardens is located south of the San Jose International Airport (and adjacent to the river park) where homes were removed because of noise 10-15 years ago. The master plan for this area was developed by the City of San Jose and a Citizen's Task Force in the early 1990's, but final FAA and City Council approval is pending. The areas of the Gardens completed at this time are the Heritage Rose Garden Historic Orchard Courtyard Garden , and the Taylor Street Rockscape Courtyard Garden and TaylorStreet Rock Garden The Courtyard Garden and the Taylor Street Rock Garden were the first sections of Guadalupe Gardens to be completed. Flowering plants and Japanese cherry trees are featured in the Courtyard Garden. The Rock Garden has the latest in drought tolerant landscaping. The Courtyard Garden is already rich with a variety of plants. From Japanese cherry trees and California poppies, to roses and evergreen shrubs, it represents and ideal opportunity for evaluating the effects of recycled water use in public gardens. South Bay Water Recycling personel, with input from the City park staff and the Horticultural Department at the University of California, Davis selected additional test plants for empty beds in the Courtyard Gardens based on their needs for testing. The condition of the plants will be monitored and the results recorded in the months to come.

106. Castle Howard
     rose Garden. The plant centre is next to the rose garden, within the original walled garden. Many of the Hostas, herbaceous plants  
     http://www.castlehoward.co.uk/plant-rose.shtml
     
     Extractions: If your unable to see the drop down menu used on the sidebar, please use the links at the top, bottom and side of this page. Quick Search: Howard Family Tree Research - H.A.R Events Residential Lets Commercial Lets Paintings Gardens Roses Building of Castle Howard Photo Gallery Send an E-postcard Caravan Bookings Corporate Events Enquiries Disabled Access Eating at Castle Howard ... Enquiries Rose Garden The plant centre is next to the rose garden, within the original walled garden. Many of the Hostas, herbaceous plants and, of course, rose varieties which you can see displayed in the rose garden are available for you to buy from the plant centre. The Plant Centre stocks a range of David Austin new English roses, and a selection of old fashioned roses including: For a rose gardener there can be nothing more pleasant (or more likely to provide inspiration) than to take a stroll round one of Great Britains favourite rose gardens, and then choose from the stock held at the Castle Howard plant centre. Our stock includes: Rosa rugosa

107. Creating A Rose Garden
     Creating a rose Garden. Posted by Hunty QLD/Australia (My Page) on Wed, May 5, 04 at 2059. FollowUp Postings RE Creating a rose Garden.  
     http://www.au.gardenweb.com/forums/load/roses/msg0520591028021.html
     
     Extractions: Return to the Roses in Oz Forum Post a Follow-Up Posted by Hunty QLD/Australia ( My Page ) on Wed, May 5, 04 at 20:59 Hi, I am new here too and live in Brisbane. I am starting in the growing roses Hobby, I mean I had a few bushes of mini roses in my frontyard which were the only flowers that resisted an prolonged absence of mine ( due to ill health) and are still alive and flowering. So I have seen the catalogue of Big W and decided to plant a few others, I envision planting over 500 plants in the future and getting my yard full of roses but for now I needed a good bunch for starters...I studied the subject for a while and bought some at Big W. Can you please help me and put together a list of strong, Hardy to put up with Brisbane's weather, fragrant roses of every type and colours for starting my garden? Thanks very much and I will stick around to get those nice tips in the messages. Cheers,

108. Horticulture RBG
     See the Hendrie Park Collection Map Plant collections rose Garden Medicinal Garden Smallflowered Clematis Garden Lily (Lilium) Collection Scented Garden  
     http://www.rbg.ca/pages_hort/hort_rose_gdrn.html
     
     Extractions: The Centennial Rose Garden, opened in 1967, contains about 2,000 modern hybrid roses and 650 shrub roses arranged to reflect the highlights of rose breeding. It includes old garden roses, modern garden roses, modern shrub roses and miniature roses. Climbing roses are included with other climbing plants on the pergola, and the Rose Walk showcases low maintenance roses with companion plants, and their versatility in the home landscape. Each bed in this garden focuses on a particular part of the human body, with plants arranged by the disease they treat. Interpretive materials examine not only the plants and the medicines they yield, but also the health implications of the loss of wild plant species and habitat. Visitors can compare medicinal herbs from various cultures, and see the sources of both ancient traditional medicines and the compounds used in current medical research.

109. Home & Garden Television: The Seasoned Gardener
     Assessing the Fall rose Garden The Seasoned Gardener Episode SGN307 More Projects », , Assessing the Fall rose Garden. •, Winterizing roses.  
     http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_sgn/article/0,1805,HGTV_3885_1398194,00.html
     
     Extractions: Episode Finder Choose a show Appraisal Fair Appraise It! At Home With At the Auction Awesome Interiors Bargain Hunt Bugs and Blooms Bugs: The Secret Worl... Building Character Carol Duvall Show Collectible Treasures... Collector Inspector Country Style Country at Home Curb Appeal DIY to the Rescue Date With Design Debbie Travis' Faceli... Decorating Cents Decorating Derby Decorating With Style... Design Basics Design on a Dime Designed to Sell Designer Finals Designer's Landscape Designers' Challenge Designing for the Sex... Divine Design Dream Builders Dream Drives Dream House Extreme Homes Fantasy Open House Fix It Up! Flea Market Finds Wit... From Martha's Garden From Martha's Home Garden Architecture Gardener's Diary Gardener's Journal Gardening by the Yard...

110. Experience Kansas City - Secret Gardens
     Started in 1951, UNITY VILLAGE offers the visitor 1,400 acres containing fountains, a rose garden, two meditation gardens, and woodlands with walking paths and  
     http://www.experiencekc.com/gardens.html
     
     Extractions: Imagine lush meadows, still ponds and the most wonderful, colorful, fragrant roses you'll ever see or smell. During May and June-when Mother Nature reveals her magic and dull soil explodes into brilliant splendor-we make haste to welcome the season. We're excited by spring, eager for summer and all set to explore. What better way to seek tranquility than to be amid flowers and trees that keep secrets and inspire deep thoughts? Come along and traverse the area for those special places where butterflies dance and bountiful woodlands bring peace to the mind! Started in 1951, UNITY VILLAGE offers the visitor 1,400 acres containing fountains, a rose garden, two meditation gardens, and woodlands with walking paths and ponds that surround a natural preserve and nature prairie. A chapel bell tower chimes hourly and plays recitals several times daily. A popular site for outdoor weddings, the Unity Rose Garden contains more than 800 award-winning rose bushes of over 40 varieties. Many of the rose bushes were donated in memory of loved ones. May and June are great times to enjoy the Garden when the roses begin to bloom. The Unity Village compound is a retreat for those seeking spiritual inspiration and its non-denominational chapel welcomes all visitors. In fact, the Village does not charge for the many prayer requests received from those who call and write Silent Unity, a worldwide prayer ministry of Unity School.

111. Miracle Rose Garden Basket
     Miracle rose Garden Basket. FindGift.com is a free service dedicated to helping people find gift ideas. Home Gift Ideas Miracle rose Garden Basket.  
     http://www.findgift.com/gift-ideas/pid-28420/
     
     Extractions: Add to Registry Bookmark Gift Idea Click here to purchase this gift from Harry and David or to visit their website to see additional information for this gift. Harry and David - Delivering America's favorite gourmet gifts since 1934. Hand-packed gift baskets feature Harry and David's legendary fruit, rich chocolates, decadent desserts and more. Famous too for their exceptional customer service and unconditional guarantee.

112. Léonie Bell Noisette Rose Collection At The Center For Historic Plants
     Rev. Douglas Seidel s dedication of the Léonie Bell Noisette rose Garden. NPR s Morning Edition CHP Director, Peggy Cornett on Musk roses.  
     http://www.monticello.org/chp/leonie_bell.html
     
     Extractions: Home Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants Collections The Fragrant Year , 1967, which she also illustrated, is a landmark work on choice garden plants. Speaking from her own research and experiences in her Pennsylvania garden, she wrote countless articles on old roses for the Heritage Roses Group and for national and international publications such as The American Rose Annual and The Royal National Rose Society . Mrs. Bell was mentor to many prominent experts in the field, including Dr. Arthur O. Tucker of Delaware State University and Rev. Douglas Seidel of Emmaus, Pennsylvania. It was Doug Seidel who arranged for many of the more rare Noisette specimens to be included in this garden, and even donated prized plants from his personal collection. At present, the garden contains thirty different Noisettes, with more to come. In addition to the obvious varieties–the ‘Champneys Pink Cluster’, ‘Blush Noisette’, and the parents ‘Old Blush China’ and ‘Double White Musk’–the garden includes many one-of-a-kind selections. Doug Seidel personally donated his "Aunt Louisa Rose" from the garden of President Garfield’s aunt and "Faded Pink Monthly," from Creekside, home of pioneer old rose collector Mrs. Frederick Love Keays, who acquired her plant from the descendent of a slave who rooted a slip before the Civil War.

113. Spring Valley Roses -- A Nursery Specializing In Hardy Roses And Plants For Bird
     gardens! And, if you need ideas on how to use roses in your garden, visit our page about gardening with roses. Talk to Us! Just  
     http://www.springvalleyroses.com/
     
     Extractions: Our hardy roses can survive the severe winters of Northwestern Wisconsin without protection. We're located in the northern part of U.S. hardiness Zone 4 . All of our roses are grown on their own roots, which makes them truer to their natural form and less vulnerable to winter injury than budded roses. We offer a wide variety of hardy roses, from Old Garden roses to new Shrub roses. Find out more about our roses in our on-line catalog Plants for Birds We love birds and offer lots of plants just for birds. These plants bring in more and different birds than what you'll see at bird feeders. They also provide shelter and places for birds to nest. These great plants are also very ornamental and are wonderful additions to any garden. Ordering/Shipping.

114. History Of The White House Gardens And Grounds
     in 1913 Ellen Wilson, the first wife of Woodrow Wilson, replaced Mrs. Roosevelt s colonial garden with a rose garden on the site of the current rose garden.  
     http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/grounds/garden/
     
     Extractions: Lucy Hayes poses with her children in the White House conservatories, c.1879. Historical Views of the White House Gardens and Grounds History of the White House Gardens and Grounds Planning for a garden at the White House began with President Washington, who expressed a desire to plant a botanical garden. Washington purchased the land for what is now the South lawn from a tobacco planter named Davy Burns, while the North grounds originally belonged to the Pierce family. As the first President to occupy the White House, John Adams ordered the first planting of a garden. Thomas Jefferson then undertook a complete redesign of the garden. He started the tradition of planting trees when he planted hundreds of seedling trees, although none of Jefferson's trees is believed to have survived to the present day. It was his idea to plant groves of trees, he picked the location for the flower garden, and fences and walls were eventually built where he had specified. In addition, Jefferson built an arc of triumph flanked by two weeping willow trees on the southeast corner of the grounds that are no longer standing. President James Monroe increased tree planting on the White House grounds, and hired Charles Bizet, who is considered to have been the first White House gardener. When John Quincy Adams followed Monroe into office in 1825, he replaced Bizet with John Ousley, who remained the White House gardener for the next 30 years. Adams was the first President to develop the flower gardens that Jefferson had earlier laid out, and was also the first to plant ornamental trees. As an avid gardener himself, Adams personally enjoyed planting seedlings that included fruit trees, herbs and vegetables.

115. Powell's Books - The Organic Rose Garden By Liz Druitt
     Used, Hardcover, $12.95. The Organic rose Garden by Liz Druitt. Available at Airport, Beaverton, Burnside, Quimby Warehouse. Free Shipping!  
     http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=8-1589790669-0

116. Garden History - Book List
     Click here for other Biographies. The English rose Garden £4.50. Michael Gibson. 0 7478 0442 7 (Album 375) 40 pages, 46 colour and 31 b/w ills.  
     http://www.shirebooks.co.uk/Garden/garden-bl.htm
     
     Extractions: Home Order Form Forthcoming titles About us ... Index by Title Garden History Titles on this page are: Capability Brown Mazes and Labyrinths The English Rose Garden ... Gertrude Jekyll Capability Brown Joan Clifford 85263 274 6 (LL 33) 48 pp, 24 ills. Joan Clifford is a full-time author with varied interests, specialising as a biographer. Click here for other Biographies Michael Gibson 7478 0442 7 (Album 375) 40 pages, 46 colour and 31 b/w ills This book is the story of English rose gardens and how they, the roses that grow in them and the way in which they are looked after have changed over the years. The concept of the garden devoted entirely to roses is throught of as essentially English, and greatly treasured as such, but it actually originated in France in the nineteenth century. However, the idea found its most enthusiastic following in England, at first in the gardens of the rich, but it gradually became more widespread. An amateur but knowledgeable rose grower, Michael Gibson has been on the Council of the Royal National Rose Society since 1974 and was President for the years 1985-6. He is also Vice President of the Society's Historic Roses Group and edited their journal for eight years. Other titles for Shire by this author are:

117. Growing Roses Organically
     Published by Lotus® Freelance Graphics®  
     http://www.cs.unc.edu/~barman/presentations/OrganicRoseGardening/

118. Www.timelessroses.com/
     http://www.timelessroses.com/

119. HelpMeFind
     plants (more varieties coming!) and related information about shows, nurseries/suppliers, gardens, organizations, breeders Roses, www.HelpMeFind.com/Roses.  
     http://www.helpmefind.com/
     
     Extractions: Gardening Plants A comprehensive database of various plants (more varieties coming!) and related information about shows, nurseries/suppliers, gardens, organizations, breeders, publications, authors, awards, FAQ's and monthly online magazines. The sites have much to offer for lifelong enthusiasts and beginners alike. Roses www.HelpMeFind.com/Roses Clematis www.HelpMeFind.com/Clematis Peonies www.HelpMeFind.com/Peonies

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