For two weeks beginning February 1st, you'll have a chance to ask any and all of those questions that have been nagging you about "the world's favorite flower." And I'll be here as a "Cyber-CR" for The American Rose Society to answer them -- all day, every day!
Here's how the Suite 101 Spring Rose Workshop works:
Each day, a workshop tip will be listed here in the Topic Section of Rose Garden. You can ask a question related to that topic by simply touching the link at the bottom of the tip. Or, if you would like to ask a question unrelated to the topic, you can do that too. Just ask it in the Discussions Section.
The following day, a new tip will be posted. You can review the previous tips by checking out the Articles Section here in Rose Garden. If you would like to ask a question about a previous tip, you can do that too.
The unique format of Suite 101 makes it easy to ask questions of the current topic, previous topics, or even questions unrelated to a topic.
This is an open workshop, open to all Suite101 members and meaning everyone can participate in both asking and answering questions. If you want to answer a question or have something to add to a previous answer, feel free to jump in. As gardeners, we all learn from each other, so don't hesitate to provide your own rose "war stories" and experiences; even if you disagree with what I have to say.
[Note: If you're not a member, you can still read the tips and discussions, but cannot ask a question. Touch here to join so you can participate in the discussions. Membership is free!]
By the way, if you decide you want to email me a question, that's fine too! But I will post your question and its answer here in the Discussion section of Rose Garden so that everyone can benefit.
I only ask one favor with regard to questions and answers: Please be as specific as you can with your question. Include from where you are writing or at least the hardiness zone (or its equivalent) so that I may provide as specific an answer as possible. (It wouldn't do you much good if I suggested a rose suitable for Zone 7 and you lived in Zone 5.) If you have the capability to add a graphic to your question to help show the problem, please do so. And if possible, try to use the specific name of the rose to help me identify its class.
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