Rustling Roses and History | William C. Welch | Central Texas Gardener

Our ancestors adorned their newfound homes with cuttings from beloved roses. Many have survived without care for decades, remaining nameless until intrepid horticulturists discovered, identified and propagated them to carry on their hardiness in today’s gardens. William C. Welch, Professor and Extension Texas A&M AgriLife Extension horticulturist, rustles up the stories behind them through his latest book with Greg Grant, The Rose Rustlers. Host: Tom Spencer.