Before committing your plants to the ground, take some time to observe the sun and shade patterns in your yard, garden, or any landscape parcel on which you intend to grow roses. Mark those spots that experience direct sunlight for at least six hours daily, ideally with the majority of sun exposure occurring in the morning.
Get an understanding of the soil quality you need to grow roses. If you have not grown roses in your yard before, you can take a soil sample to your local
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- White Cranes
- In 1989 some friends taught me to journey. In 1992 I co-taught a 10-week class on shamanism, then took two Foundation for Shamanic Studies courses. Now I lead a shamanism Meetup group. My web site is www.shamanista.com
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