It's coming back!! My Grandma's roses are back! Thanks everyone for the tips because I think it is going to make it:-)
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17 comments:
Oh Joy! I am so happy for you of this It still looks a little buried deep in the crown. Can you whisk away some of the earth at the center of the crown. Don't unearth the plant just remove the dirt in the center so that the crown is up a bit more to breath.
Looks like it's going to come back.Yeah!!!
Yeah! I know this must be sooo exciting to see. I know I would be especially if it were my grandmother's.
Oh yay!!!!!!!!!! How exiciting!
Oh wow! Great going girl - nursing it back.
Oh yay!! I know you are so happy!!
Hooray! Glad it survived!
Oh yeay! I'm so glad losing plants is the worst!
I'm soooooo happy for you and Rosie! Roses can be fickle...especially heirloom plants like yours. Look forward to seeing the Superior Snap of Rosie in bloom!
That is wonderful! I hope you get lots of beautiful blooms from it.
Hooray! She's a fighter!
That's awesome... way to go!
Oh sure, tell us that you did something and it worked but don't share what tips you used ;)
So glad it's coming back! That has to be exciting for you... and a great memory of your grandmother.
That's great news. I know you hear about people having so many problems with roses, but really they have very basic needs. We've had many a rose bush that Peanut Head didn't think made it through the winter and I told him to just prune it and wait, and almost every single time it has come back.
awww how lovely. your grandmother is giving back to you and to mother earth! :)
Good for you! You are developing a green thumb:)
Oh, wow! That is awesome, Susie!
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