I would like to kiss the Chamblees folks!

9 years ago

My seven roses came and they are outstanding. Quite a few blooms and buds on them. The packing was gorgeous, and easy to unpack. Not one tiny leaf broken. The plants were big!! Yippee Yippee! I have never seen shipped plants look that good. Absolutely gorgeous. Now, finding a place for them will be the greatest challenge. Chamblee's==I will never get my roses anywhere else.

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canadian_rose
9 years ago
That's awesome!! Which ones did you get??
Blooms!!! Lucky you!!!

My roses came today in the mail, and it's snowing!! Supposed to snow for 3 days or so. Bummer.
Carol
view1ny NY 6-7
9 years ago
Carol, hang in there. It wasn't that long ago that we had hail here in Brooklyn. I promise you that spring is on the way.
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kentucky_rose zone 6
9 years ago
Carol, how many bloom cycles do you usually get per growing season? Good luck with your new ones.What did you get? Here's you something to laugh at: today I finally broke down and bought another Blue Girl! The bush looked sooo good... I sp'd 2 last year...just love those stingy blooms.

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I would like to kiss the Chamblees folks!

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