But the roses still look great. This is bonica, a rose I highly recommend. It blooms all summer, it has a lovely shape, and it is resistant to black spot and many other plagues:
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An Archaeological Mystery
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An Archaeological Mystery
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- In the Garden
- Sebastiao Salgado
- the future of work
- politics and morality
- Luck
- Vaccines and Doctors
- downloading ourselves
- Baltimore Herb Festival
- Garden at the end of May
- Irish reform schools, the CIA, and George Bush
- new fossils and extraordinary claims
- the nest is empty
- Komodo Dragons are Venomous
- Let Iran get the Bomb
- Fledging day
- women and happiness
- Manifesto of the Liberal Nerd
- Still arguing god with Stanley Fish
- sometimes only satire tells the truth
- Civil War Ending in Sir Lanka?
- crowded
- Star Trek
- Garden, May 16, 2009
- Kepler update
- Dinner Time
- Renzo Piano in Chicago
- Clematis
- Line
- Knowing Doesn't Help
- The Body is a Strange and Complex Thing
- Life in the Iron Age
- First Roses
- hungry baby
- A Poem
- Homo Floriensis
- Rainy Day
- Second Spring
- What religion doesn't do
- An Instance of the Fingerpost
- commuting is hell
- things I have seen in the ground
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
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