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Growing Beautiful Roses in East Contra Costa County

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Growing beautiful roses in East Contra Costa County

Growing beautiful roses in East Contra Costa County is possible even with our hot summers and dry climate. Success begins with choosing the right location, improving the soil and following a consistent watering routine. Whether you’re growing hybrid teas, floribundas, climbing roses, or old garden varieties, success begins with understanding our local conditions. Start with […]

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