"Actually, I thought it was plastic until I observed it up close and actually touched it! It has very small stems and seems to spread from either runners or seeds---not sure, but it is definitely real."
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Greater Atlanta Rose Society
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Time: February 16, 2010 from 7:30pm to 9pm
Location: Atlanta Botanical Garden
Street: 1345 Piedmont Ave NE
City/Town: Atlanta, GA 30309
Website or Map: http://www.atlantabotanicalga…
Event Type: monthly, meeting
Latest Activity: Feb 4, 2010
Event Description
Our honored speaker will be Bobbie Reed, a Master Rosarian and avid grower of old garden roses, shrubs, minis and mini-floras. You won't want to miss her presentation! Meetings are open to the public - you don't have to be a rose grower, you just have to love America's national flower - the rose!! Refreshments will be served. Contact Chris Woods, president@atlantarose.org; 770-309-6302, or Linda Krontz Schuppener, linda2742@comcast.net, 678-895-3945
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Contributing GardenerWillis L. Johnson from GA Z8A commented on margaret woody's photo
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"Not a pine tree, but related. It's some type of Cycad. Conifers (which a Pine is) belongs in the family of Gymnosperms. So do Cycads, Gingko and other cone bearing plants like Ephedra. Cycads are ancient. Precursors to Conifers.
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Contributing GardenerWillis L. Johnson from GA Z8A commented on Sharon Hochstedler's blog post Plant ID help!
"If in a cemetery, probably plastic based on what abounds out there anymore. ;-("
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