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Christmas roses usually need a more sheltered site to thrive than the spring- flowering lenten roses. A mulch of composted bark or other similar materials helps prevent soil splashing onto blooms ...

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Your backyard might be a lot more adventurous than you ever imagined. While most people settle for roses, tulips, and the ...