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righten up your spring season with two new books: Gardening
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with insightful tips to keep the Michigan gardener on track throughout the
year.
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when buying roses, how to plant and
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problems that may arise. Following
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roses for the Michigan gardener. The
roses are arranged alphabetically
according to the name they are most
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contains information pertinent to
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rose.

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