Just planted my first roses!
DouglassLoop
10 years ago
And boy was I nervous! We planted Abraham Darby, Glamis Castle, and Gold Medal. Both of us are covered in scratches, must get gloves on the next garden center run. It rained buckets last night and most of the day, so poor Abe Darby has more petals on the ground than on the bush. I'm going out to check on them again. Excitement!!
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