Along the Garden Path: Rescuing Heirloom Roses

Antique Rose Emporium
Vigorous “Old Baylor” roses bloom near a greenhouse. Armed with knowledge and determination, the Texas Rose Rustlers have been protecting venerable roses from neglect or death for nearly thirty years. “We go to cemeteries, abandoned farms, and backcountry looking for antique roses,” founder Margaret P. Sharp explains. “We take cuttings, grow them, and, when possible, identify them.”

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