Elizabeth, one of our students studying Rose Growing has sent us a fabulous selection of scenic photos of Roses in Pakistan that we’d like to share with you.
“These photos are of Christmas at a friend’s farm in Pakistan. So even in Pakistan, you have happy roses.
I worked for six years in Karachi/Pakistan. But roses were not happy in Karachi. Too humid for them.”
– Elizabeth
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