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1 author picked Growing Roses in the San Francisco Bay Area And Other Maritime-Influenced Climates as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
In
this book are directions for planting and pruning roses and protecting them
from pests, all keyed to the climate of the greater Bay Area. The separate
chapter on rose-growing in the fog will be especially welcomed by coast-side gardeners, as will the list of rose varieties rated for the SF Bay Area. Order
the book's current edition on the San Francisco Rose Society website using the direct link below.
From Pam's list on California Mediterranean Gardening.
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