Beautiful photos. I love the Bermuda Mystery roses, I have got to get some. I think Smith's Parish will be my first specimen.

Peace is just lovely, isn't it? Or am I allowed to say that on this Forum? :)

Thanks so much for posting the photos. I will be visiting the FSC rose garden in early May and hope they are still in good bloom then.
My favorite from your photos is Edith Schurr. Thanks for taking the time to label them, that takes work to do.

redbirds - yes, Peace is lovely..stays in my garden even though I'm mostly an OGR person now.

Thank you Malcolm. I really like Edith Shurr also. And Stanwell Perpetual. I think the pictures might have influenced me to buy more!

Carla

Ours is quite an eclectic collection -- moderns and old roses and a (very) few Austins. I like such a mix, although it does mean we have to spray the gardens regularly.

How thrilling to see all those roses growing and blooming in Florida! They're all beautiful! To list my favorites would be too long.

Sherry

The roses are beautiful. The gazebo is lovely, just perfect for Fields of the Wood.

Lisa

Edith Schurr is gorgeous! Wish I could grow it.

veilchen, have you tried? It's a modern shrub -- might do in 5b??? It's a very compact grower, so perhaps you could bury it in something protective.

IMG_0019.jpg is a gorgeous rose... any idea on the name?

Well Malcolm, I looked up the lineage on Helpmefind, and Edith is half Kordes, so maybe it would do fine here. I will keep my eye out for it in catalogs.

Veilchen, I just got one yesterday from Roses Unlimited...you might try there to see if they have more. I was enabled by Malcolm's first post where I saw Edith Schurr!

Eric

deco, I just went through and added proper titles to those photos that still had just IMG_xxxx from the camera. I found two that were numbered IMG_0019 -- Kronprinzessin Victoria and Celine Forestier. So it must be one of those. They are now all labeled by variety, and sorted alphabetically, so you can see all the photos of a variety together and find a particular variety easily.
Malcolm

I just updated the set on the Jenkins Rose Garden, which is in full bloom this week. Enjoy.

Are the colors of Autumn Damask and Belfield true to life? If they are, I might have to break down and get two more roses.

rocky -- hard to say, since everyone's computer monitor will be a bit different. But on mine, I'd say yes, they're close. True reds are hard to get right in a photo, and Belfield (the darker red photo) may be a bit off, but it's close -- true, deep blood red. And Autumn damask -- yes, exactly right as I see it, for cool spring flowers. They'll be paler as the weather heats up.
Malcolm

I'm smitten with your Temple Musk, beautiful thing. Fields of the Wood on that white pergola is perfect. The garden is really looking good, Malcolm.

Carol