A Rose Garden for Romance
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Carol Wallace
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Jan 15, 1999
Finally, I would tuck a bench into the most secluded corner of this little area, not too close to thorns, not too far from the fragrance. There I would sit, waiting for love to come my way - and if it never arrived, I could still be happy with a garden that gives me fragrance and bloom for the entire summer and that special feeling that only a garden can bring.
Roses and garden design seem to be on a lot of our minds this month. For more information, see Mark Whitelaw in the Rose Garden discussing
Design Considerations for Rose Gardens and
Location Decisions
Kirk Johnson's of Garden Design also has a series on Rose Gardens:
History of Rose Gardens and
Rose Gardens part 2- Design
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Carol, I am compiling an anthology of articles from the Valentine events which I have hosted and would like permission to include some of your articles, unless you have already included them in your o ...
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If you're doing a new garden we'll all be more than happy to jump in and inspire you some more. There's something about planning a new garden that is absolutely irresistible! Even if it's someone else ...
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Hi CW! I really did enjoy the article. It got my creative juices flowing with regards to my new garden I am about to create. (I look forward also to hearing from Moose. Loved his story as well.) T ...
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I read the word 'rose' in the title of this article, and, not being a big fan, I didn't bother to read it. Until today. What delightful suggestions, Carol! I'm looking down at my backyard right no ...
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