"The Sustainable Rose Garden - A Reader in Rose Culture was awarded the World Federation of Roses Literary Award at the 16th World Federation of Rose Societies Convention, which took place October 2012 in South Africa.The guide to creating a NEW generation of American roses . . . This work brings together experts from around the world to inform gardeners about developments in the new 8212 irresistible yet long overdue 8212 trend toward creating environmentally friendly yet enduring rose gardens, with 8220 ustainability 8221 as the key.Pick up any popular gardening magazine and browse through it. Chances are you will soon encounter one word 8212 sustainability. Sustainability has, indeed, become the catchword of 21st century gardening. And for tens of millions of environmentally conscious gardeners it has become a must goal, rapidly being realized as part of the much heralded NEW GARDENING. This means gardening that is consciously aware of the dangerous health and environmental risks posed by using traditional synthetic chemicals and pesticides, and that seeks to return to the principles of Mother Nature, while also growing low-maintenance plants that make fewer demands on environmental resources.The Queen of Flowers, the rose 8212 by Presidential declaration America's National Floral Emblem 8212 was initially left behind as 8220 green consciousness 8221 and the concept of sustainability took hold among the gardening public. But the rose is now making up for lost time. From the workshops of breeders 8212 both in the U.S. and abroad 8212 a new generation of disease-resistant and low-maintenance rose varieties has emerged in the last decade to fill popular demand. In this book, you will learn how to make your own sustainable rose garden. With 38 lavishly illustrated articles and descriptions of the best new (as well as old) rose varieties designed for the sustainable rose garden, this is a must-have book for today's new generation of avid but environmentally conscious gardeners. b Table of Contents b Foreword - Marilyn WellanIntroduction: Winston & Roses - Pat ShanleyGrowing Tea Roses - Lynne Chapman, Noelene Drage, Di Durston, Jenny Jones, Hillary Merrifield, Billy WestA Close Look at Tea Roses -Lynne Chapman, Hillary Merrifield and Billy WestHennessey Revisited: Sustainability, or The Accidental Environmentalist -James DelahantyRose Poems by Emily Dickinson -Historic Disease and Pest Control among Roses -Alice FloresRose Studies: Watercolors and Drawings Documenting the Genus Rosa -Maria Cecilia FreemanTea and Roses -Bill GrantEarth-Kind 174 Rose Trials 8212 Identifying the World 8217 Strongest, Most Beautiful Landscape Roses - Derald A. Harp, David Zlesak, Gaye Hammond, Steve George, and Wayne MackayCharmed by the 8220 Thereness 8221 of My Roses -Pat HenryBeautiful Foliage, an Important Design Element - Janet InadaSecret Garden Musk Climber - Jeri JenningsRodents versus Roses - Jeri JenningsThe Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden 8217 Dual Mission of Disease Resistance and Protecting 8216 Eva 8217 - Peter E. KukielskiThe Roosevelt Island Rose Garden - Marjorie MarcallinoHealth in David Austin 8217 English Roses - Michael MarriottMankind 8217 Second-Oldest Occupation (Cont 8217 d.) - Clair G. Martin iiiThe Birth of a Rose Garden - Karl MckoySoil and Water and Roses - Dan MillsNotes from the Sacramento Historic Rose Garden - Barbara OlivaA Life Filled with Roses - William M. PattersonThe Pillar Rose - William Paul (1822 8211 1905)Report on Kordes 174 ADR Roses in the United States, 2010 - Gary PellettSustainable Gardening Practices at the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden - Jill Perry and Brian DebasitisMemoirs of a Condo Rose Grower and Composter: Containers for Roses - Ellen Spector PlattTalking about My Work with Roses - William J. RadlerThe Days of 8230 Chickens and Roses? - Ron RobertsonGarden Valley Ranch Compost Tea Program - Ron RobertsonAn Accidental Sustainable Rose Garden - Stephen ScannielloThe Historical Significance of 8216 Knock Out 8217 - Pat ShanleyProbiotic Rose Growing - John StarnesEtiquette of the Rose Rustle - Allison StrongIt 8217 Only Water! - Billy Styles and Alan TalbertFire Ants versus Molasses - Betty VickersSustainable Rose Growing and the Breeding of New Roses: The View from India - Viru ViraraghavanSustainability Genes: Breeding the Blackspot-Resistant Rose - Vance WhitakerA Century (or Two) of Hybrid Musks - Jeff WyckoffContributors
[PDF READ ONLINE] The Sustainable Rose Garden - A Reader in Rose Culture was awarded the World Federation of Roses Literary Award at the 16th World Federation of Rose Societies Convention, which took place October 2012 in South Africa.The guide to creating a NEW generation of American roses . . . This work brings together experts from around the world to inform gardeners about developments in the new 8212 irresistible yet long overdue 8212 trend toward creating environmentally friendly yet enduring rose gardens, with 8220 ustainability 8221 as the key.Pick up any popular gardening magazine and browse through it. Chances are you will soon encounter one word 8212 sustainability. Sustainability has, indeed, become the catchword of 21st century gardening. And for tens of millions of environmentally conscious gardeners it has become a must goal, rapidly being realized as part of the much heralded NEW GARDENING. This means gardening that is consciously aware of the dangerous health and environmental risks posed by using traditional synthetic chemicals and pesticides, and that seeks to return to the principles of Mother Nature, while also growing low-maintenance plants that make fewer demands on environmental resources.The Queen of Flowers, the rose 8212 by Presidential declaration America's National Floral Emblem 8212 was initially left behind as 8220 green consciousness 8221 and the concept of sustainability took hold among the gardening public. But the rose is now making up for lost time. From the workshops of breeders 8212 both in the U.S. and abroad 8212 a new generation of disease-resistant and low-maintenance rose varieties has emerged in the last decade to fill popular demand. In this book, you will learn how to make your own sustainable rose garden. With 38 lavishly illustrated articles and descriptions of the best new (as well as old) rose varieties designed for the sustainable rose garden, this is a must-have book for today's new generation of avid but environmentally conscious gardeners. b Table of Contents b Foreword - Marilyn WellanIntroduction: Winston & Roses - Pat ShanleyGrowing Tea Roses - Lynne Chapman, Noelene Drage, Di Durston, Jenny Jones, Hillary Merrifield, Billy WestA Close Look at Tea Roses -Lynne Chapman, Hillary Merrifield and Billy WestHennessey Revisited: Sustainability, or The Accidental Environmentalist -James DelahantyRose Poems by Emily Dickinson -Historic Disease and Pest Control among Roses -Alice FloresRose Studies: Watercolors and Drawings Documenting the Genus Rosa -Maria Cecilia FreemanTea and Roses -Bill GrantEarth-Kind 174 Rose Trials 8212 Identifying the World 8217 Strongest, Most Beautiful Landscape Roses - Derald A. Harp, David Zlesak, Gaye Hammond, Steve George, and Wayne MackayCharmed by the 8220 Thereness 8221 of My Roses -Pat HenryBeautiful Foliage, an Important Design Element - Janet InadaSecret Garden Musk Climber - Jeri JenningsRodents versus Roses - Jeri JenningsThe Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden 8217 Dual Mission of Disease Resistance and Protecting 8216 Eva 8217 - Peter E. KukielskiThe Roosevelt Island Rose Garden - Marjorie MarcallinoHealth in David Austin 8217 English Roses - Michael MarriottMankind 8217 Second-Oldest Occupation (Cont 8217 d.) - Clair G. Martin iiiThe Birth of a Rose Garden - Karl MckoySoil and Water and Roses - Dan MillsNotes from the Sacramento Historic Rose Garden - Barbara OlivaA Life Filled with Roses - William M. PattersonThe Pillar Rose - William Paul (1822 8211 1905)Report on Kordes 174 ADR Roses in the United States, 2010 - Gary PellettSustainable Gardening Practices at the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden - Jill Perry and Brian DebasitisMemoirs of a Condo Rose Grower and Composter: Containers for Roses - Ellen Spector PlattTalking about My Work with Roses - William J. RadlerThe Days of 8230 Chickens and Roses? - Ron RobertsonGarden Valley Ranch Compost Tea Program - Ron RobertsonAn Accidental Sustainable Rose Garden - Stephen ScannielloThe Historical Significance of 8216 Knock Out 8217 - Pat ShanleyProbiotic Rose Growing - John StarnesEtiquette of the Rose Rustle - Allison StrongIt 8217 Only Water! - Billy Styles and Alan TalbertFire Ants versus Molasses - Betty VickersSustainable Rose Growing and the Breeding of New Roses: The View from India - Viru ViraraghavanSustainability Genes: Breeding the Blackspot-Resistant Rose - Vance WhitakerA Century (or Two) of Hybrid Musks - Jeff WyckoffContributors
The Sustainable Rose Garden - A Reader in Rose Culture was awarded the World Federation of Roses Literary Award at the 16th World Federation of Rose Societies Convention, which took place October 2012 in South Africa.The guide to creating a NEW generation of American roses . . . This work brings together experts from around the world to inform gardeners about developments in the new 8212 irresistible yet long overdue 8212 trend toward creating environmentally friendly yet enduring rose gardens, with 8220 ustainability 8221 as the key.Pick up any popular gardening magazine and browse through it. Chances are you will soon encounter one word 8212 sustainability. Sustainability has, indeed, become the catchword of 21st century gardening. And for tens of millions of environmentally conscious gardeners it has become a must goal, rapidly being realized as part of the much heralded NEW GARDENING. This means gardening that is consciously aware of the dangerous health and environmental risks posed by using traditional synthetic chemicals and pesticides, and that seeks to return to the principles of Mother Nature, while also growing low-maintenance plants that make fewer demands on environmental resources.The Queen of Flowers, the rose 8212 by Presidential declaration America's National Floral Emblem 8212 was initially left behind as 8220 green consciousness 8221 and the concept of sustainability took hold among the gardening public. But the rose is now making up for lost time. From the workshops of breeders 8212 both in the U.S. and abroad 8212 a new generation of disease-resistant and low-maintenance rose varieties has emerged in the last decade to fill popular demand. In this book, you will learn how to make your own sustainable rose garden. With 38 lavishly illustrated articles and descriptions of the best new (as well as old) rose varieties designed for the sustainable rose garden, this is a must-have book for today's new generation of avid but environmentally conscious gardeners. b Table of Contents b Foreword - Marilyn WellanIntroduction: Winston & Roses - Pat ShanleyGrowing Tea Roses - Lynne Chapman, Noelene Drage, Di Durston, Jenny Jones, Hillary Merrifield, Billy WestA Close Look at Tea Roses -Lynne Chapman, Hillary Merrifield and Billy WestHennessey Revisited: Sustainability, or The Accidental Environmentalist -James DelahantyRose Poems by Emily Dickinson -Historic Disease and Pest Control among Roses -Alice FloresRose Studies: Watercolors and Drawings Documenting the Genus Rosa -Maria Cecilia FreemanTea and Roses -Bill GrantEarth-Kind 174 Rose Trials 8212 Identifying the World 8217 Strongest, Most Beautiful Landscape Roses - Derald A. Harp, David Zlesak, Gaye Hammond, Steve George, and Wayne MackayCharmed by the 8220 Thereness 8221 of My Roses -Pat HenryBeautiful Foliage, an Important Design Element - Janet InadaSecret Garden Musk Climber - Jeri JenningsRodents versus Roses - Jeri JenningsThe Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden 8217 Dual Mission of Disease Resistance and Protecting 8216 Eva 8217 - Peter E. KukielskiThe Roosevelt Island Rose Garden - Marjorie MarcallinoHealth in David Austin 8217 English Roses - Michael MarriottMankind 8217 Second-Oldest Occupation (Cont 8217 d.) - Clair G. Martin iiiThe Birth of a Rose Garden - Karl MckoySoil and Water and Roses - Dan MillsNotes from the Sacramento Historic Rose Garden - Barbara OlivaA Life Filled with Roses - William M. PattersonThe Pillar Rose - William Paul (1822 8211 1905)Report on Kordes 174 ADR Roses in the United States, 2010 - Gary PellettSustainable Gardening Practices at the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden - Jill Perry and Brian DebasitisMemoirs of a Condo Rose Grower and Composter: Containers for Roses - Ellen Spector PlattTalking about My Work with Roses - William J. RadlerThe Days of 8230 Chickens and Roses? - Ron RobertsonGarden Valley Ranch Compost Tea Program - Ron RobertsonAn Accidental Sustainable Rose Garden - Stephen ScannielloThe Historical Significance of 8216 Knock Out 8217 - Pat ShanleyProbiotic Rose Growing - John StarnesEtiquette of the Rose Rustle - Allison StrongIt 8217 Only Water! - Billy Styles and Alan TalbertFire Ants versus Molasses - Betty VickersSustainable Rose Growing and the Breeding of New Roses: The View from India - Viru ViraraghavanSustainability Genes: Breeding the Blackspot-Resistant Rose - Vance WhitakerA Century (or Two) of Hybrid Musks - Jeff WyckoffContributors
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