rose garden, some lilys, red roses

16 years ago

Some blooms here in upstate NY, now that we don't have rain all the time.

Chrysler Imperial

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Mr Lincoln

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Flaming peace ($8 Walmarts)

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jean_ar
16 years ago
Good looking reds you got there.I don't have Flaming Peace,but have the others.I have several of the Peace Roses,but have never seen this one before.Thanks for sharing them.

Jean
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missflippins
16 years ago
Looks like your roses enjoyed the rain - they are beautiful.
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lesdvs9
16 years ago
Beautiful roses Sam, I really like the first pic too. That one is a really good photo of CI, hard to get good red shots.
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loveisroses
16 years ago
Beautiful Majestic Reds !!
Thank you for sharing.

Cheers
Gabby
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sam0738
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks everyone. Notice my shells this year. Flaming peace is our favorite red now. It is supposed to have streaks of yellow ,( which are rare) Mostly the blooms are a very nice red rose. I wonder if this one works for anyone else as it grows here? More pictures next week.
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lesdvs9
16 years ago
I didn't even see the shells and I was looking down trying to figure out how many roses were in there! I still think that's a great accent to put in there.

Maybe Flaming Peace needs a lot of heat to set it off. Excuse me for posting in your thread and this isn't a really good pic. I pulled it out for an example. Here is Chicago Peace in 104 with yellow at the base.

Yellow is usally not a color I see in my CP, pinks are, but now that it's getting really hot it's showing up.

I am enjoying your pics and your reds are wonderful.
Leslie
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sam0738
Original Author
16 years ago
It is getting hot here. Maybe you are right ,
Leslie. I will wait and see if the yellow in the flaming peace shows up.
BTW, that is a nice picture. It looks like there won't be any critters coming to get that CP rose. They will have to get by tiger cat garden security.
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