[NatureNS] The Fuss About Multiflora Roses

Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2012 10:01:36 -0400 (AST)
From: "fulton.harding@ns.sympatico.ca" <fulton.harding@ns.sympatico.ca>
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca, Gary Murray <garymurray@ns.sympatico.ca>
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   Not sure what the weather is where Gary is but it is snowing here in Hantsport today. &#160;Getting kind of late to be out planting. &#160;It can be done, just put the last of my bulbs in yesterday and was still planting perennials earlier this month.
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   You would have a greater chance of frost heave with anything planted this late. &#160;The roots are not going to have anytime to grow or settle into the soil.
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   The plants are certainly not going to do any growing so you would not be any further ahead than if you plant things early next spring.
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   Take the winter months to do a little research and then plant in the spring would be my recommendation.
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   There is a great new book out that I have on my Christmas Wish List you might want as well.
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   Trees and Shrubs of the Maritimes - Todd Boland
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   Boulder Publications
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   ISBN 978-0-9865376-5-3
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   Published 2012
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   Another good one is
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   Weeds of the Woods: &#160;Small Trees &#38; Shrubs of the Eastern Forest - Glen Blouin
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   You can probably borrow a copies of these through your local library if you do not want to purchase them.
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   Baldwin&#39;s Nursery in Falmouth is an excellent source of native plants and shrubs. &#160;Everything I have purchases from them has done really well including my Bayberry. &#160;
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   Marian Fulton&#160;
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