The Planting of the Roses Begins!
On Friday's blog, I told you about the first part of digging my East Hampton rose garden in order to transplant it at my farm in Bedford. I was very interested to read so many comments both for and against this move. However, I believe that change can be a very good thing and as I stated in Friday's blog, after 22 years of growing roses, I really want to experiment with new plants, new colors, and new visions in my East Hampton gardens. I think you'll realize after reading today's blog that the rose bushes have been carefully moved and are being planted extremely well. I'm hoping this new environment and care will spark vigorous and beautiful growth to this fine collection of roses.
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