. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . gsif I werent so vigilant, but I love my rosesso that I spend every minute I can lookingafter them. Loring says they are almostas well taken care of as he is. As to pruning, I always remember theadvice of the woman in The Garden of aCommuters Wife, who declared thatpickin constant and givin away is thenaturalest sort o prunin, I reckon. Mostauthorities say, however, that roses shouldbe pruned in the Fall, when the canes shouldbe cut back, and also in the Spring, whenthe buds arc for
. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . gsif I werent so vigilant, but I love my rosesso that I spend every minute I can lookingafter them. Loring says they are almostas well taken care of as he is. As to pruning, I always remember theadvice of the woman in The Garden of aCommuters Wife, who declared thatpickin constant and givin away is thenaturalest sort o prunin, I reckon. Mostauthorities say, however, that roses shouldbe pruned in the Fall, when the canes shouldbe cut back, and also in the Spring, whenthe buds arc forming. I have often been asked my favorite roses,but they are all so lovely it is very hard tomake a choice. And then roses are some-thing like hats—what suits one person willnot do for another. Sometimes I like bestmy frail little moss roses that grow overthe wee little latticed-back entrance to mydemesne. Then there is such a marvelousdelight in the glowing Dorothy Perkins, thatclimbs over the little pergola in front ofthe rose garden. It is a soft shell pink andis a glorious bloomer. Then I shall always.
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