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These two adjacent pictures show a long, low wall with old, red cane roses peeping over the top of it. I think
these are Paul's Scarlet roses - the ones that line the property line of Stanford University along El Camino. They are an
old rose - not one of your modern day upstarts! A heavy dose of chicken manure helped recovery. San Mateo.
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This is an Earthlink space saver
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The roses were almost dead and very diseased when we started the garden.We cut them back and removed all of the "black
spotted" leaves, leaving only a marginal few which could serve the plant. Within six weeks of the irrigation being installed
the roses had sprung new shoots and are now full of buds with a few flowers, as seen here. San Mateo.
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This is an Earthlink space saver
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