Burling Leong breeds, grows and sells roses on her two-acre home site in Visalia, in the San Joaquin Valley of central California.
These aren’t common roses; they are hard-to-find ones that are like catnip to rose fanciers and collectors.
They’re for people like Andrew Smith, a Marin Rose Society member who lives in Mill Valley.
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