Re:Cucumber, Radish and Rose Petal Sandwiches Judy

[Guest guest]

Aaahhh Judy, love you too!

Yes, I know everyone out there in the markets and

stores.

The nursery guy is always giving slips of cacti, etc.

I bring them home and start them and pass to others.

Donna

 

--- wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

 

>

>

> I have some knock out roses(you don't have to prune

> those) and 3 things I really love about them, is

> that they bloom their little hearts out from last

> frost in spring until first hard frost in winter.

> Then all winter their foliage turns red. They are

> very disease and pest resistant with no spray. I've

> never eaten their petals though. Interesting to

> know about the dark and light petals. Thanks donna,

> the flower recipe lady for more of those flower

> recipes. You're truly are a flower child in more

> than one sense of the phrase. LOL

>

> Can't you just see Donna, sneaking around the

> nursery with her bag to put petals in, quietly

> plucking off rose petal, while the nursery folks

> wonder what kind of critter is defoliating the

> flowers............ Hee Hee ..............

> Love ya, just kidding, my friend........ : > )))

> You're probably good buddies with that

> nurseryman..........

> Judy

> -

> Donnalilacflower

>

> Monday, April 23, 2007 5:31 PM

> Re:Cucumber, Radish

> and Rose Petal Sandwiches Ginger

>

>

> I have eaten rose petals for years and it doesn't

> have

> to be a certain type of white ot pink rose. Those

> just taste better, delicate flavor. The darker

> roses

> are more of a bitter taste.

> I have a nursery down the street I've pick them

> them

> up from. He doesn't use sprays and I don't either.

>

> Haven't had any problems with bugs. I prune them

> down

> each winter and they grow right back up.

> Donna

>

> --- Ginger Fitzsimmons

> <matildalucet

> wrote:

>

> > Where do you get your rose petals? Do you happen

> to

> > know what variety

> > they are? I've toyed with growing a small rose

> bush

> > for culinary

> > purposes here but I haven't been able to figure

> out

> > what kind to grow.

> > It's not the usual question about roses at the

> local

> > nursery, I think.

> >

> > -ginger

> > just north of Boston

> >

> >

>

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> cigarette smoking.

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[Guest guest]

hey that is great. I bet you are popular with your friends. That is nice that

he has found a fellow plant propagator in you. I bet he loves that. Kinda

like in here, with all the folks that enjoy good food, preparing it and talking

about it. LOL

Judy

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Donnalilacflower

Tuesday, April 24, 2007 4:47 PM

Re:Cucumber, Radish and Rose Petal Sandwiches Judy

 

 

Aaahhh Judy, love you too!

Yes, I know everyone out there in the markets and

stores.

The nursery guy is always giving slips of cacti, etc.

I bring them home and start them and pass to others.

Donna

 

--- wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

 

>

>

> I have some knock out roses(you don't have to prune

> those) and 3 things I really love about them, is

> that they bloom their little hearts out from last

> frost in spring until first hard frost in winter.

> Then all winter their foliage turns red. They are

> very disease and pest resistant with no spray. I've

> never eaten their petals though. Interesting to

> know about the dark and light petals. Thanks donna,

> the flower recipe lady for more of those flower

> recipes. You're truly are a flower child in more

> than one sense of the phrase. LOL

>

> Can't you just see Donna, sneaking around the

> nursery with her bag to put petals in, quietly

> plucking off rose petal, while the nursery folks

> wonder what kind of critter is defoliating the

> flowers............ Hee Hee ..............

> Love ya, just kidding, my friend........ : > )))

> You're probably good buddies with that

> nurseryman..........

> Judy

> -

> Donnalilacflower

>

> Monday, April 23, 2007 5:31 PM

> Re:Cucumber, Radish

> and Rose Petal Sandwiches Ginger

>

>

> I have eaten rose petals for years and it doesn't

> have

> to be a certain type of white ot pink rose. Those

> just taste better, delicate flavor. The darker

> roses

> are more of a bitter taste.

> I have a nursery down the street I've pick them

> them

> up from. He doesn't use sprays and I don't either.

>

> Haven't had any problems with bugs. I prune them

> down

> each winter and they grow right back up.

> Donna

>

> --- Ginger Fitzsimmons

> <matildalucet

> wrote:

>

> > Where do you get your rose petals? Do you happen

> to

> > know what variety

> > they are? I've toyed with growing a small rose

> bush

> > for culinary

> > purposes here but I haven't been able to figure

> out

> > what kind to grow.

> > It's not the usual question about roses at the

> local

> > nursery, I think.

> >

> > -ginger

> > just north of Boston

> >

> >

>

> We gotta stop smokin', stop, stop. I mean

> cigarette smoking.

> - Jimi Hendrix, Midnight Lightning

>

>

>

> Tired of spam? Mail has the best spam

> protection around

>

>

>

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We gotta stop smokin', stop, stop. I mean cigarette smoking.

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