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The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.)

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The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings HRG Regional Coordinators, By Region	The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings Old, deserted cemeteries are, admittedly, one of the most romantic locations in which Old Roses are found.
The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings The several Regions of the Heritage Roses Group	The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings Urban Rose Preservation gets less publicity, but is also important.
The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings 'Devoniensis' -- a plant perhaps a century and a half old is still vigorous enough to bloom well when there has been enough water.	The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings The Sacramento City Cemetery houses a remarkable collection of old and rare roses. HRG members have collected many of them. HRG members care for them.
The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings In older towns, older roses may linger. 'White Maman Cochet,' in a California mission town, settled in the late 1700's.	The Heritage Roses Group (U.S.A.) Society photo courtesy of Jeri Jennings "Rose Rustling," done as a group activity, can be a valuable contribution to the preservation and re-distribution of Old and Rare roses.

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