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Jan 2, 2016 6:17 PM CST
Name: Molly McKinley
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Zuzu, that's explains plenty on the bare roots. As for the drift roses, the ones I bought in the group purchase were about 3 years ago. I put them in the ground right away. 75% of them although they faltered the first year are back and doing very well now. I do have 3 well established drifts that I bought locally and they haven't had a problem at all.

It is difficult to figure, 2 plants of the same within feet of each other 1 lives and 1 dies. I look at that as 50% success rate and I keep getting more.

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