If the Miami Heat decide to pick Derrick Rose over Beasly (Granted they get the #1 pick) I believe they could do very well in a very weak eastern conference. With D-Wade healthy and playing the SG they could look alot like the Warriors. Young, fast and talented. They would lack alot of size and interior defence but could make it up with speed and hustle.
How well can the Miami Heat do if they draft Derrick Rose to play along side D-wade and Shawn Marion?
i think many people will tell miami to take a C. but how? the top two picks are definitely beasley or rose. brook lopez, a C is 3rd. i dun think miami would dare to take lopez cos riley will get owned when he picks him.
now, on to your question
derrick rose will fit in perfectly.
1. marion needs those passes from rose to be great (like from nash).
2. wade wont be forced to play the point like how he did this year.
3. rose can play wade's role when wade is injured
Reply:how bout this? wade is shooting guard, Beasley-pf, marion-sf, bynum-c(the heat can trade williams, and someother ppl. since, la lakers got gasol), and we will get Arenas maybe? Report It
Reply:with the lack of defense, they will be like the Phoenix Suns without shaq Report It
Reply:The Warriors are a good comparison, but I think it's important to remember that the Warriors might miss the playoffs this year too. They're very exciting, but I'm not sure small ball is the way to win a championship. They could definitely have a good, competitive team with Rose...or they could have a future championship contender with a talented big guy paired with Wade, like they did with Shaq. I'd go with Beasley.
Reply:I think the Heat will have a good team next year, it reminds me a lot of the Spurs when they tanked the year for Duncan.
Reply:Another year heading to the lottery will happen if they draft Rose or anybody for that matter
Reply:I THINK THEY NEED A CENTER MORE THAN A PG BUT ITS ALL GOOD
Reply:they need a center, more than anything! i think they really got beat in paint this year!
Reply:I think Beasley is a better fit. Then get a fine PG during their next pick.
Reply:Sick Backcourt Combo....
Reply:Well, I don't understand how this trade did not work for Miami ( Shawn Marion and Shaq ). They got the fastest PF in the league, a walking double-double and they still did not make any improvements. This shows that the thing is all about coach, he passed his prime, and it seems that he can't get to organize teams way to the win. I don't know how well Rose would fit in this team and can he make it any better. D Wade and Shawn Marion are among the best players at their position ( SG and PF ) and still they have the worst record in the league. I would like to see Rose steping up and help this team.
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Saturday, May 22, 2010
Where can I buy SEEDS to raise rose bushes?
I am particularly interested in buying seeds to raise examples of the Rambling Rector rose bush, but perhaps seeds for some other vigorous climbing white rose would be fine.
Where can I buy SEEDS to raise rose bushes?
Im no expert but am having a go at starting roses from seed.I got my info at http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/...
Im not sure where you would purchase seeds to grow but Im using my own so will let you know how I go.
Good luck
Reply:here's a link to them on ebay.
Reply:Gardening Centre
Reply:many aren't true from seed. start with a plant.
Reply:Sorry to say, you cannot raise roses from seeds. ALL rose bushes start from green cane cuttings. After the bloom, you cut the stem off and plant it in soil. Feed with 20-20-20 liquid fertilizer and you'll have a great rose bush in no time !
Reply:You grow roses from cuttings, not seeds.
Reply:I have never heard of growing roses from seed, but I am not a rose expert. Try Seeds of Change or Seed Savers Exchange online. You need heirloom varieties that will produce true if you are going to have any chance of success.
Where can I buy SEEDS to raise rose bushes?
Im no expert but am having a go at starting roses from seed.I got my info at http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/...
Im not sure where you would purchase seeds to grow but Im using my own so will let you know how I go.
Good luck
Reply:here's a link to them on ebay.
Reply:Gardening Centre
Reply:many aren't true from seed. start with a plant.
Reply:Sorry to say, you cannot raise roses from seeds. ALL rose bushes start from green cane cuttings. After the bloom, you cut the stem off and plant it in soil. Feed with 20-20-20 liquid fertilizer and you'll have a great rose bush in no time !
Reply:You grow roses from cuttings, not seeds.
Reply:I have never heard of growing roses from seed, but I am not a rose expert. Try Seeds of Change or Seed Savers Exchange online. You need heirloom varieties that will produce true if you are going to have any chance of success.
Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?
true love is never supposed to die, like the love God has for us. but no matter what what a rose will always die. so why is love so strongly bound to the rose?
Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?
Fallen Angel, you have some really weird ideas. Who said love is never supposed to die? And who said God will always love us? Maybe there will come a time when God really hates someone and decides to really screw with them and like throws gasoline on the person and lights them up and they are screaming, "Put it out, put it out!" But God says,"Fugg you, I am sick and tired of you, you aren't any fun to play with any more." Then God throws more gasoline on the person and as the person is screaming really loud and they can't even cry, God just laughs and says, "There, that will show you who's boss. How dare you think the world is round. Now burn, burn, burn you crispy critter."
In conclusion, God may like dead roses and crispy people he doesn't like any more.
Reply:rose is just a symbol of love.
its not the real thing.
cupid is associated with love too, and he never dies.
Reply:because all love has the chance of succeding or failing misreably and crashing and burning...jus like roses that can succede and bloom or fail and wilt...plus roses always come back in the spring...so i guess as easily as love can be lost...it can also reappear.
Reply:a rose is a thing of beauty when it first blossoms, like love... the problem is the rose may fade away, and so may love
Reply:I guess you have never been married. Love does not last a lifetime. It IS possible for some people to stay married for a lifetime but I GUARUNTEE you that what they feel for each other at the end is not what they felt at the beginning. Certain aspects (attachment) may have grown stronger but others (lust, passion, 'romantic love') will have faded.
What things are 'supposed to be' (eg. the fairy tales we are told when we are kids) and what they REALLY ARE just don't match.
Sorry to break it to ya, kid.
Reply:1. everything dies
2. it's a pretty flower. before it was bred to have no smell, it was a powerful, clear and unmistakeable scent. it stuck with you. love sticks with you
3. you're talking about two kinds of love. and there are many more.
4. to the poets, love is harsh, delicate, and fleeting. the rose has thorns (harsh), soft petals (delicate) and dies (fleeting)
What better symbol would you have?
Reply:my wife gives me something made from stainless steel, Iam serious..
Reply:It is a good symbol because love smells so sweet and captures the eye, but there are thorns, it must be handeled carefully. And it is fragile.
True Love does not die but we are mortals and imperfect, as is our love. Love and Life are works in progress. Like a growing rose, if you try to capture it, cut it off and put it on display, you kill it. Left alone, it goes through a natural cycle and next year, there it is again!
Reply:rose does not = love
it is meant to show somone you love them...
nothing last forever
Reply:I feel the same way about cigars. A great Cuban turns into smoke, but ah! but what a smoke it was! Yes?
Reply:I don't know why rose is associated with love... but to take it further ONLY God's love will never die. We as human beings will always experience the pain of loving, being rejected, loving again , having to reject. I guess going with your line of thinking a rose would be the perfect symbol. Love in full bloom like a rose is beautiful. And eventually it withers away...like loving and being in love can.
Reply:love always dies. there is no such thing as true love
Reply:because a rose is also born just like new love. and evne though it dies it never really goes away.
Reply:i agree roses always die soooo when i go out to a bar and a rose girl comes by for my "friend" to by me a rose i say no, i have allergies to them hahaha..... then tell him why spent money on a rose that will be dead in 2 days?? i would rather he buy me something that will live for awhile
Reply:Good question. Nothing lasts forever. Including love. I've always said... Love will only get you so far, it's what's in the checkbook that keeps people together.
Reply:Well, we all die too.
By the way, each color rose stands for different things.
Red = Love
Yellow = Friendship
don't know the rest.
Reply:A rose is a symbol of love. It has a beginning and an end, just like life. There is no symbol of love that can last forever, other than love itself.
Reply:Because just like love, a rose is fragile. Once a rose is cut,from it's life source, the rose bush, it slowly dies, like love dies once it is cut from it's life source, your heart. As God's love always blooms for us no matter what, a rose bush will always bloom their roses.
Reply:You're absolutely full of it. Love can die very easily.
The rose thing is just symbolism..no real significance.
Reply:From the expression on your avatars face, I think you know the answer to this question. Love does die, and so do the people that are in love.
Oh. And bye the bye, love is only associated with the rose, if someone is unable to distinguish what society tells them symbolizes love, and what they know love is.
Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?
Fallen Angel, you have some really weird ideas. Who said love is never supposed to die? And who said God will always love us? Maybe there will come a time when God really hates someone and decides to really screw with them and like throws gasoline on the person and lights them up and they are screaming, "Put it out, put it out!" But God says,"Fugg you, I am sick and tired of you, you aren't any fun to play with any more." Then God throws more gasoline on the person and as the person is screaming really loud and they can't even cry, God just laughs and says, "There, that will show you who's boss. How dare you think the world is round. Now burn, burn, burn you crispy critter."
In conclusion, God may like dead roses and crispy people he doesn't like any more.
Reply:rose is just a symbol of love.
its not the real thing.
cupid is associated with love too, and he never dies.
Reply:because all love has the chance of succeding or failing misreably and crashing and burning...jus like roses that can succede and bloom or fail and wilt...plus roses always come back in the spring...so i guess as easily as love can be lost...it can also reappear.
Reply:a rose is a thing of beauty when it first blossoms, like love... the problem is the rose may fade away, and so may love
Reply:I guess you have never been married. Love does not last a lifetime. It IS possible for some people to stay married for a lifetime but I GUARUNTEE you that what they feel for each other at the end is not what they felt at the beginning. Certain aspects (attachment) may have grown stronger but others (lust, passion, 'romantic love') will have faded.
What things are 'supposed to be' (eg. the fairy tales we are told when we are kids) and what they REALLY ARE just don't match.
Sorry to break it to ya, kid.
Reply:1. everything dies
2. it's a pretty flower. before it was bred to have no smell, it was a powerful, clear and unmistakeable scent. it stuck with you. love sticks with you
3. you're talking about two kinds of love. and there are many more.
4. to the poets, love is harsh, delicate, and fleeting. the rose has thorns (harsh), soft petals (delicate) and dies (fleeting)
What better symbol would you have?
Reply:my wife gives me something made from stainless steel, Iam serious..
Reply:It is a good symbol because love smells so sweet and captures the eye, but there are thorns, it must be handeled carefully. And it is fragile.
True Love does not die but we are mortals and imperfect, as is our love. Love and Life are works in progress. Like a growing rose, if you try to capture it, cut it off and put it on display, you kill it. Left alone, it goes through a natural cycle and next year, there it is again!
Reply:rose does not = love
it is meant to show somone you love them...
nothing last forever
Reply:I feel the same way about cigars. A great Cuban turns into smoke, but ah! but what a smoke it was! Yes?
Reply:I don't know why rose is associated with love... but to take it further ONLY God's love will never die. We as human beings will always experience the pain of loving, being rejected, loving again , having to reject. I guess going with your line of thinking a rose would be the perfect symbol. Love in full bloom like a rose is beautiful. And eventually it withers away...like loving and being in love can.
Reply:love always dies. there is no such thing as true love
Reply:because a rose is also born just like new love. and evne though it dies it never really goes away.
Reply:i agree roses always die soooo when i go out to a bar and a rose girl comes by for my "friend" to by me a rose i say no, i have allergies to them hahaha..... then tell him why spent money on a rose that will be dead in 2 days?? i would rather he buy me something that will live for awhile
Reply:Good question. Nothing lasts forever. Including love. I've always said... Love will only get you so far, it's what's in the checkbook that keeps people together.
Reply:Well, we all die too.
By the way, each color rose stands for different things.
Red = Love
Yellow = Friendship
don't know the rest.
Reply:A rose is a symbol of love. It has a beginning and an end, just like life. There is no symbol of love that can last forever, other than love itself.
Reply:Because just like love, a rose is fragile. Once a rose is cut,from it's life source, the rose bush, it slowly dies, like love dies once it is cut from it's life source, your heart. As God's love always blooms for us no matter what, a rose bush will always bloom their roses.
Reply:You're absolutely full of it. Love can die very easily.
The rose thing is just symbolism..no real significance.
Reply:From the expression on your avatars face, I think you know the answer to this question. Love does die, and so do the people that are in love.
Oh. And bye the bye, love is only associated with the rose, if someone is unable to distinguish what society tells them symbolizes love, and what they know love is.
Will i kill the rose bushes if i cut off the thorn?
i cut off all the thorn on the rose bushes, will the plant die or it wont?
Will i kill the rose bushes if i cut off the thorn?
by removing all the thorns on the rose bush you are leaving the rose open to attack from disease entering into the open wound ...try spraying with a systemic fungicide till the wounds heal this might help but unless their is a good reason to do so l would leave it well alone
Reply:Well it depends on how big the thorns are... I now that seems weird but it does. If they are small then it probly won't die (unless it's VERY sensetive) but if the thorns are big it might cause it to die depending on if the rose bush isn't near sunlight.
Reply:Proably not. However, to save the trouble next time, there are thornless roses available at most nursurys.
Reply:yes it will. the thorns are too much a part of the rose tree for it to survive that. thorns are there for a reason.
if you want to avoid the thorn cut the rose then cut off the thorns.
Reply:no
Reply:In pruning rose bushes, you can pretty much cut most rose bushes to within eight inches of the ground without killing them. However, I'd be very careful about it. Mostly, when trimming back plants, you only want to take off the dried or dead growth from the season previous. Sometimes, adding a little parafin at the site of your cutting is a good idea, especially for a large branch. There's the thought that the plant might "bleed" to death otherwise. I'm not sure about that.
I don't know why you would want to remove the thorns, the bush will still keep producing them. It won't change nature's pattern at all. It will also introduce what amounts to lots of little open wounds on the plant, where bacteria and bugs can invade. Removing the thorns won't hurt the plant initially, but the end result might be death to it anyway. I suppose if you just have to try it out of curiosity, the paraffin trick might help keep the bush from getting some awful disease or other.
Reply:probably
Reply:In most circumstance, No. But it just really depends on the plant.
Reply:haha no
Will i kill the rose bushes if i cut off the thorn?
by removing all the thorns on the rose bush you are leaving the rose open to attack from disease entering into the open wound ...try spraying with a systemic fungicide till the wounds heal this might help but unless their is a good reason to do so l would leave it well alone
Reply:Well it depends on how big the thorns are... I now that seems weird but it does. If they are small then it probly won't die (unless it's VERY sensetive) but if the thorns are big it might cause it to die depending on if the rose bush isn't near sunlight.
Reply:Proably not. However, to save the trouble next time, there are thornless roses available at most nursurys.
Reply:yes it will. the thorns are too much a part of the rose tree for it to survive that. thorns are there for a reason.
if you want to avoid the thorn cut the rose then cut off the thorns.
Reply:no
Reply:In pruning rose bushes, you can pretty much cut most rose bushes to within eight inches of the ground without killing them. However, I'd be very careful about it. Mostly, when trimming back plants, you only want to take off the dried or dead growth from the season previous. Sometimes, adding a little parafin at the site of your cutting is a good idea, especially for a large branch. There's the thought that the plant might "bleed" to death otherwise. I'm not sure about that.
I don't know why you would want to remove the thorns, the bush will still keep producing them. It won't change nature's pattern at all. It will also introduce what amounts to lots of little open wounds on the plant, where bacteria and bugs can invade. Removing the thorns won't hurt the plant initially, but the end result might be death to it anyway. I suppose if you just have to try it out of curiosity, the paraffin trick might help keep the bush from getting some awful disease or other.
Reply:probably
Reply:In most circumstance, No. But it just really depends on the plant.
Reply:haha no
Is there such a rose called Eileen?
Either as a standard rose or hybrid tea?
Is there such a rose called Eileen?
I don't think so. There is a band that goes by that name. Maybe that's where you heard it from?
Reply:Yes there is, my mom received one a few years ago for her birthday,(her first name is Eileen). I think it's a Jackson and Perkins rose. They have a nice website that you can go on and check out to see if they do indeed have it, it's: http://www.jacksonandperkins.com
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Is there such a rose called Eileen?
I don't think so. There is a band that goes by that name. Maybe that's where you heard it from?
Reply:Yes there is, my mom received one a few years ago for her birthday,(her first name is Eileen). I think it's a Jackson and Perkins rose. They have a nice website that you can go on and check out to see if they do indeed have it, it's: http://www.jacksonandperkins.com
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Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?
true love is never supposed to die, like the love God has for us. but no matter what what a rose will always die. so why is love so strongly bound to the rose?
Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?
because a rose is red and the heart is red. that is why they are associated with each other. nothing lasts forever. the rose and the heart will die. love dies. and when it dies, there we experience the love of God forever. if you dont go to hell that is.
Reply:a rose looks like a heart and in olden days, people believed that love comes from the heart. thus the rose is being used as a symbol of love.
Reply:a rose is just a symbol of what someone feels for you at the time...that is why it is important to get them every year...but as a rose dies so do we...you can look at it like this...this rose means i love you and as it dies it was still there like I am there now and still will be after I die.
Reply:love dies too
Reply:There are many things to love, and the beauty of a rose in its prime is a sight to behold. I think the idea here is to enjoy the beauty in something while it lasts and let the memory live on.......
Reply:until death do us part. no one is married when they get to heaven. so love can come to an end.
Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?
because a rose is red and the heart is red. that is why they are associated with each other. nothing lasts forever. the rose and the heart will die. love dies. and when it dies, there we experience the love of God forever. if you dont go to hell that is.
Reply:a rose looks like a heart and in olden days, people believed that love comes from the heart. thus the rose is being used as a symbol of love.
Reply:a rose is just a symbol of what someone feels for you at the time...that is why it is important to get them every year...but as a rose dies so do we...you can look at it like this...this rose means i love you and as it dies it was still there like I am there now and still will be after I die.
Reply:love dies too
Reply:There are many things to love, and the beauty of a rose in its prime is a sight to behold. I think the idea here is to enjoy the beauty in something while it lasts and let the memory live on.......
Reply:until death do us part. no one is married when they get to heaven. so love can come to an end.
How do you transplate rose bushes?
also how do you grow more rose bushes from the ones you already have thinks in advance!
How do you transplate rose bushes?
Transplant in the spring, you can take a stem with several nodes and try to root it.
If you want to transplant now, make sure you have the whole ball root.
Reply:It is best to transplant roses in winter when they are dorment. (if it is not able to be moved in winter, then spray the leaves with an anti-stress coating first). Prepare the hole where the rose is to be put. Do not add any fertilzer to the hole. Prune the rose back hard, then dig with a spade around the roots, and gently pry the roots loose from the soil. Any dead or weak looking roots can be pruned away now. Put the rose in the new hole, water in well, and make sure that there are no pockets of air where no soil is, so water some more. Add some liquid seaweed concentrate to your watering can for an added boost when watering the rose in. Do not fertilize your rose until it is showing lots of new growth a few months later.
To take cuttings from your rose, cut a bit off a stem about 6-8 inches long. Dip in a hormone rooting powder or gel, then put in a pot with seed raising mix in it. Water sparingly. Take lots of cuttings, as roses can be funny and you may only get a couple out of every ten cuttings you take. If a rose comes up that is nothing like the rose you took it off, then you have successfully taken a cutting of rose root stock, which will grow like crazy but produce small blooms. That is when you can use it to graft a 'good' rose onto.
Reply:Moving rose bushes:
http://ezinearticles.com/?2-Ways-to-Safe...
Rose cuttings with pictures:
http://scvrs.homestead.com/Cuttings1.htm...
How do you transplate rose bushes?
Transplant in the spring, you can take a stem with several nodes and try to root it.
If you want to transplant now, make sure you have the whole ball root.
Reply:It is best to transplant roses in winter when they are dorment. (if it is not able to be moved in winter, then spray the leaves with an anti-stress coating first). Prepare the hole where the rose is to be put. Do not add any fertilzer to the hole. Prune the rose back hard, then dig with a spade around the roots, and gently pry the roots loose from the soil. Any dead or weak looking roots can be pruned away now. Put the rose in the new hole, water in well, and make sure that there are no pockets of air where no soil is, so water some more. Add some liquid seaweed concentrate to your watering can for an added boost when watering the rose in. Do not fertilize your rose until it is showing lots of new growth a few months later.
To take cuttings from your rose, cut a bit off a stem about 6-8 inches long. Dip in a hormone rooting powder or gel, then put in a pot with seed raising mix in it. Water sparingly. Take lots of cuttings, as roses can be funny and you may only get a couple out of every ten cuttings you take. If a rose comes up that is nothing like the rose you took it off, then you have successfully taken a cutting of rose root stock, which will grow like crazy but produce small blooms. That is when you can use it to graft a 'good' rose onto.
Reply:Moving rose bushes:
http://ezinearticles.com/?2-Ways-to-Safe...
Rose cuttings with pictures:
http://scvrs.homestead.com/Cuttings1.htm...
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