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Blackberry Nip - Most Fragrant 1999
... Blackberry Nip - Most Fragrant 1999 Blackberry Nip - (SOMnip) Breeder: Somerfield Country: New Zealand A great thrill for Rob Somerfield of Tauranga as ... with deep purple blooms on long stems, "Blackberry Nip" is perfect for picking. A truly compelling old-fashioned fragrance. This is the second kudos for "Blackberry Nip" as it also won Silver Star of ...
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The Rose Garden - Photos and Articles about Roses in New Zealand
... Albertine Alchemist Amazon Ambridge Rose Amethyste Ann Endt Anniversary Autumn Damask Baby Rambler Ballerina Balmain Blackberry Nip Bloomfield Dainty Botzaris Brunonii Buff Beauty Butterscotch Celebration Celestial Cherokee Cinderella Clair Jacquier Clair Matin ...
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Just our Pictures of Roses ~ Thumbnail index A to E
... - Bill Warriner -R- Bill Warriner -R- Bill Warriner -R- Bill Warriner -R- Black Beauty -S- Blackberry Nip -S- Black Magic -R- Black Magic 2 -R- Blessings Bloomfield Abundance Blueberry Hill -R- Blue ...
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Guide
... glossy dark green disease free foliage perfect to complement your Christmas setting. Also of note Blackberry Nip raised by Rob Somerfield of Glenavon Roses in Tauranga which one the Most Fragrant Rose ...
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Trial
... in the number of New Zealand bred roses winning awards; such roses have included Millennium, Blackberry Nip and Chocolate Prince The highest award of the trials is the Gold Star of the ...
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Controlling weeds in your lawn and garden
... tasks, keep a cultivator handy, and if you spot a weed, take a second to "nip it in the bud"..... before it spreads. As you gain control over the weeds, your ... your garden, there are annual weeds (chickweed, crabgrass, thistles), and there are perennial weeds (dandelion, blackberry, milkweed). Controlling these two different types of weeds, requires different steps and different strategies. GO ...
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