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	Homeandgarden: The subject is roses
		Whether one grows modern roses grafted onto Fortuniana root stock or, as I prefer, old roses on their own roots, this is is the best time of year to quickly and cheaply meet their needs with a hard pruning and organic soil feeding.
		Many folks also give their rose garden a generous sprinkling of dolomitic limestone each spring, to make sure the soil doesn't get too acid, and toss 1 to 2 cups of Epsom salts around the root zone of each bush to encourage plump, red new basal shoots to form for denser growth.
		Rose petal tea is heavenly, especially with mint added to the brew, so a simple lye soap spray will allow you to harvest petals a week later, after one good watering.
	www.sptimes.com /News/033101/news_pf/Homeandgarden/The_subject_is_roses.shtml (1015 words)

	The Kennedy Center
		A bunch of ordinary store-bought red roses cause a rupture in an already ulcerated family in Frank D. Gilroy's 1964 slice-of-life drama, "The Subject Was Roses," sturdily revived at the Kennedy Center under the direction of Leonard Foglia and featuring a sublime cast headed by Bill Pullman as the tough, resentful patriarch John Cleary.
		The Subject Was Roses is about a soldier returning home from war, but it's his parents who are dealing with trauma.
		The politics in The Subject Was Roses may be domestic instead of military, but for the victims of the play's marital skirmishes, the effects are still corrosive.
	www.kennedy-center.org /programs/theater/04-05/011206_subjectroses_land_view.html (1670 words)

	Pruning Roses - Rose Magazine
		Roses that are left unpruned can become a tangled mess of old and new canes all competing for air and light.
		This method is rarely used except for newly planted rose bushes, Hybrid Teas that are used for exhibition, and for rejuvenating weak or neglected roses.
		Roses are very tough plants, able to withstand all kinds of neglect and abuse.
	www.rosemagazine.com /pages/pruning.asp (1066 words)

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		Subject: Old Roses Date: 30 Mar 92 16:57:07 GMT Here is a list of some of the main old rose varieties.
		It is possible that this rose was brought to Europe by the Greek traders in the main ports of the Mediterrainian between 800 and 600 B.C. The flowers are usually fully double, flowering in summer, and then again in fall.
		Mosses This large family of roses are called mosses because their stems have thousands of tiny thorns on them, and even the flower bracts are 'mossy' with thorns.
	ibiblio.org /InterGarden/orgfarm/gardening/gardening-faqs/old-roses.faq (4585 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for The Subject was Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Subject Was Roses Low prices on subject was roses.
		The Subject Was Roses Whatever you're looking for you can get it on eBay.
		Drawing out the very best; The number of pupils at independent schools rose last year for the eighth year in a row.
	encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=The+Subject+was+Roses&StartAt=11 (755 words)

	rec.gardens.roses FAQ (5/6) Modern Roses
		The interest of the breeders and the general public was for roses that bloomed recurrently (again and again during the season) and were hardy enough to withstand winters in Southern and Middle Europe (and England).
		Hybrid Tea roses gained popularity because of their dramatic look: a long stem for easy viewing and cutting, the prominent pointed center of the unfurling bud, a smaller bush and the repeat blooming characteristics desired by the average gardener.
		This rose is representative of the attempts at that time to produce a "different" rose (a mere 100 years after the first Hybrid Tea appeared) that would have the characteristic long stems, large beautiful blooms and pointed buds of the Hybrid Teas with the hardiness and flower clusters of the shrubbier Floribundas.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/gardens/roses-faq/part5 (1925 words)

	SHOW BUSINESS WEEKLY: REVIEWS: The Subject was Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Oedipal Triangulation abounds in The Subject was Roses.
		Believing that the roses were John’s idea lightens Nettie’s otherwise melancholic mood and the three go out for a night on the town.
		The dysfunctional trajectory of The Subject was Roses cuts swiftly and with miserable grace right through to the climax, but the denouement’s pathological giddiness needs to be presented in a light that suggests "just because a soldier survived doesn’t mean he’s living."
	www.showbusinessweekly.com /archive/112/subject-roses.html (545 words)

	Playbill News: NYU Grad Snags Choice Subject Was Roses Role Opposite Pullman and Ivey
		Kazee was the missing piece in the Roses casting until the Dec. 7 announcement.
		The Subject Was Roses, a 1965 Tony Award winner for Best Play, was made into an 1968 Oscar-winning film, with a screenplay Frank D. Gilroy adapted from his own play.
		The Subject Was Roses had its Broadway premiere on May 25, 1964 at The Royale Theatre.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/96694.html (736 words)

	Hot Weather Roses
		But all roses have to shed their old leaves at some point to make way for the new ones.
		However, I think you'll find that the yellow roses that are the oldest are generally prone to rose diseases due to the china and tea roses in their ancestry.
		Karl King lives in the SF Bay Area and has gardened in Florida and Liz Druitt is a well-known author of several rose books who lives in Texas, where she has plenty of first-hand experience with extreme heat conditions.
	www.mcn.org /b/roses/askalice/hotroses.html (1337 words)

	The Subject is Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Roses were used in religious ceremonies during the Middle Ages and propagated for medicinal purposes.
		Mention “rose cultivation” and many people think of a tool shed full of gardening equipment, and an arsenal of poisons and potions to enhance the rose garden.
		While the time for planting roses is earlier, June is National Rose Month because it’s the optimum time to enjoy roses’ enchanting bloom.
	www.answerpoint.org /columns2.asp?column_id=259&column_type=feature (366 words)

	Talkin' Broadway Off-Broadway - The Subject Was Roses - 7/20/04
		Talkin' Broadway Off-Broadway - The Subject Was Roses - 7/20/04
		While the play is unquestionably a product of the early 1960s, in the ways it depicts children struggling to break free from their parents' physical, emotional, and moral strictures, it feels not at all alien to either its post-World War II 1946 setting or 2004.
		The Subject Was Roses will be timely as long as parents lose touch with their children and each other, only to mend those bridges and still find things different than before.
	www.talkinbroadway.com /ob/07_20b_04.html (618 words)

	Theatre Mirror Reviews - "The Subject Was Roses"
		I’m sure you don’t even want to hear about “The Subject Was Roses” let alone get up the energy to go see it.
		But, if possible, clear your heads and pretend that late May and a low budget and no ballyhoo don’t matter, for Frank Gilroy’s “The Subject was Roses” is quite the most interesting new American play to be offered on Broadway this season.
		Frank Gilroy who received the Pulitzer, the Tony and the Drama Critics award in 1965 for “Roses” admits to the autobiographical nature of the play, albeit his insight came in 1960 or so twenty years after his return from the war.
	www.theatermirror.com /tswrjc.htm (1196 words)

	Stage review: Characters' inner lives part of the painful, unspoken plot of 'The Subject Was Roses'
		That's what playwright Frank Gilroy attempts in "The Subject Was Roses," his 1964 Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-winning drama, now given an honorable, careful revival at the Pittsburgh Public Theater.
		That said, "Roses" is still a small play, a resolutely tight-lipped family drama that flirts with tragedy but settles for something else.
		The end of "Roses" is important less in plot terms than in what it says about Gilroy's achievement.
	www.post-gazette.com /ae/20040131roses0131fnp1.asp (758 words)

	Gardening : Roses : A Rose Lover's Four Acres : Home & Garden Television
		On the other side of the stable (the front of which is covered with a white Lady Banks rose) is another rectangular garden planted with brightly colored poppies and more roses and shrubs.
		Most of the roses (and many of the other shrubs) were grown by Linda from tiny cuttings.
		The plant: Bred in Iowa by Dr. Griffeth Buck, whose roses are known for their cold hardiness, this 1973 introduction produces deep pink buds that open to medium-pink double flowers in clusters of two to five blooms.
	hgtv.com /hgtv/gl_plants_roses/article/0,1785,HGTV_3612_3065484,00.html (883 words)

	At Nixon library, the subject is roses - Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Birthplace, Orange County, California ...
		At Nixon library, the subject is roses - Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Birthplace, Orange County, California
		This month, when roses are in their glory, is the prime time to stroll the grounds.
		Although roses are the main attraction at this time of year, don't overlook the nuggets of history revealed through other plants and garden ornaments on the grounds.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1216/is_n5_v192/ai_15413235 (574 words)

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		An example of this rose family is Autumn Damask, or "Quatre Saisons".
		This is personally my favorite group of old roses.
		NOTE: When I purchased roses from them, they were all grafted onto various rootstocks.
	www.ibiblio.org /InterGarden/orgfarm/gardening/gardening-faqs/old-roses.faq (4585 words)

	Alibris: Roses
		This book is a "prequel" to the author's "The Princes in the Tower." Fans of Shakespeare will be familiar with the cast of characters in the civil wars and court intrigue which plagued England in the 15th century.
		Diana arrives at the 18th-century mansion posing as a landscape architect trained in the specialty of "old" roses, but her real purpose is to uncover the mystery of her brother's disappearance from...
		Bestselling author Diana Palmer brings a passionate and tender story of a smalltown journalist who finds herself falling in love--against her better judgment--with a man whose passion is the pursuit of a good story.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/subject/Roses (1120 words)

	Xlibris.Com Bookstore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Therese likes roses (which are linked to world peace) and her relics were on display in 1999 at a large Michigan church, called National Shrine of the Little Flower.
		The author received fresh cut long stem roses in 1999 (same year the relics were on display) which stayed alive for 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 (ten) weeks.
		The miraculous roses are creating positive effects every day, which the author attributes to the work of God, motivating us to share and help each other.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=27477 (733 words)

	Fredericksburg.com - Familiar plot unfolds in 'Roses'
		Frank Gilroy's Pulitzer Prize-winning 'The Subject Was Roses' is essentially Eugene O'Neill Light.
		WASHINGTON--Frank D. Gilroy drew on family memories when he wrote "The Subject Was Roses"--a story of a man, a woman, their life together and the perspective their son has gained through three years away at war.
		"Roses" is well written, peeling away layer after layer of artifice and evasion as Timmy Cleary begins to understand the dynamics of his parents' marriage.
	www.fredericksburg.com /News/FLS/2006/012006/01192006/160818 (720 words)

	The Subject Was Roses News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Subject Was Roses News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
		When Stephen Michael Shearer told Patricia Neal he was writing a book about her, the Academy and Tony Award-winning actress admonished him to be honest and chronicle her life "warts and all." Shearer followed...
		NYU Grad Snags Choice 'Subject Was Roses' Role Opposite Pullman and Ivey
	www.topix.net /movies/the-subject-was-roses (417 words)

	iCanGarden.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A couple of years ago, I was at the zoo in Calgary and was in awe of the spectacular rose bushes growing in the gardens.
		I will be moving a piece of my hansa to an area near my kitchen windows as I would love to have the scent invade my kitchen when the windows are open.
		Any of the Explorer series roses or the Morden roses are hardy to zone 2.
	www.icangarden.com /forum.cfm?chatthreadid=6639&task=viewthread (629 words)

	Talkin' Broadway Regional Theatre News & Reviews - "The Subject Was Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Frank D. Gilroy's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play, The Subject of Roses, is on the boards at the Public Theatre.
		The Subject Was Roses tells a simple story of the painful exposure of one small family.
		The Subject Was Roses, directed by Rob Riggiero, continues at the Public Theater's O'Reilly Theater through February 22.
	www.talkinbroadway.com /regional/pitt/p84.html (590 words)

	Growing Roses in Florida
		They are a deep red rose, heavenly rich rose smell, thrive in full sun, and love the sandy soil.
		The scent is AWESOME and it is the most forgiving rose I have (except for Knockout).
		Knockout is a great shrub form of a rose, but the stems are too short and multi-clustered to use as a cut flower.
	www.helpfulgardener.com /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=310 (552 words)

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	Class Act Theatre - The Subject was Roses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Class Act Theatre - The Subject was Roses
		Taking place completely within the walls of the family's middle class Brooklyn apartment over a 48-hour period in 1946, The Subject Was Roses follows the implosion of a small family.
		It doesn't take long for the son to see clearly what is really going on between his parents, as he lets go of his lifelong determination to keep the peace in the household.
	www.classacttheatre.com /roses.htm (132 words)

	Our Lady of the Roses - Comments and Feedback Page
		Since we put a rose petal from your site under his mattress, he has improved greatly and is so much happier, loving and alert.
		To: roses@roses.org Subject: Bayside apparitions Ave Maria, I'm responding to your invitation on the WWW for the information package and the rose petal.
		I would also like a Rose Petal for my brother who is seriously ill with Emphysema, and is showing some signs of stability.
	www.roses.org /feedback/comments.htm (1878 words)

	The Subject Was Roses: review on TheaterMania.com
		The Kennedy Center's much-anticipated revival of The Subject Was Roses, the 1964 Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning play by Frank D. Gilroy, is now on view at the Eisenhower Theatre.
		In Roses, Timmy Cleary (Kazee) comes home to his parents' apartment in the Bronx and quickly realizes that he doesn't quite relate to his homemaker mother Nettie (Ivey) or his salesman father John (Pullman) as he did before he left for the war.
		The first act of Roses is admittedly laden with exposition, so perhaps Foglia can be forgiven for trying to move things along and get a few laughs before the heavy drama begins, but he doesn't allow the actors to get below the surface when the crunch finally comes.
	www.theatermania.com /content/news.cfm/story/7479 (806 words)

	TIME.com: Family Feuds -- Dec. 13, 1993 -- Page 1
		When playwright Frank D. Gilroy made his Broadway debut in 1964 with The Subject Was Roses, winning the Tony, Pulitzer and New York Drama Critics Circle awards for best play, he seemed to be starting a glittering career.
		The new work is worthy enough, with more characters and a richer plot than Roses, and is handsomely mounted and capably performed by a cast including Sada Thompson in her first Broadway appearance since 1972.
		The central characters were offstage presences in that play: a manipulative matriarch (Thompson in peak form) and her mentally and physically handicapped grandson.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,979804,00.html (524 words)

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