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Question by rita
Submitted on 5/15/2004
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i have a red rose bush. it was not in bloom when i planted it. i wanted pink roses. is there a way to change the rose color while it is in the ground?


Answer by Laurie Spiers
Submitted on 12/6/2005
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I really don't think you can but if there is a way please let me know because I'm doing a project about it and if there's a way please send it to my E-Mail address.
                               Thanks,
                            Laurie Spiers

 

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