My latest blooms

bethnorcal9

17 years ago

Here's what's been bloomin' lately...

BRANDY - kinda odd-shaped bloom

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BRIDAL PINK - lookin' lovely

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CATHERINE MARIE - one of those Certified Roses gotten at Wally World

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CUPID'S CHARM - floribunda

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DAZZLER - mini

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DOLLY PARTON - lookin' kinda weird-ish

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DREAMWARD - Perry HT

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GRANADA SUNSET - a sport of GRANADA from Vintage

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HAROLD MACMILLAN - a great deep orange Fl

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KARL HERBST - aka RED PEACE

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LES SJULIN - Buck rose

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LILAC TIME - very-hard-to-get one from Vintage

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ORLANDO - florist rose

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VALENCIA - must be about a 6" bloom

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Comments (7)

iris_gal
17 years ago
Cupid's Charm looks great.
canadian_rose
17 years ago
My favorites are Lilac Time, Cupid's Charm, Valencia and Dazzler!! Lilac Time has such a soft look to it! Dazzler has that wonderful bi-color. Valencia has such a blowsy, big charm to it. Cupid's Charm is just such a nice uniform pink.

Thanks!
Carol
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Lrae....FJ is one of my favorite dbls also. She usually puts on a show for me. TC is new in my garden this spring and I love what I see so far!. Nancy...no magical potion used...just lots of back breaking work, but I enjoy every minute of it. I do try to give them plenty of water, which right now is an all day affair since we haven't had much rain for a month now. I'm quite sure yours are just as pretty. :) Jessica....I'm sure FJ will do really well for you. Everyone I know who grows her, loves her. :) Julia...come on down girl...you never know what might find it's way into your car while you're here! LOL Thanks all, Jan
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CHOCOLATE CHERRY DREAMS is very attractive, I can see why you chose to work with that one. Both of its seedlings are pretty, each in their own way. I also like SALTY SKIPPER, and CARRICK WILDON has similar colors to Rita's WILD ONE that I've been admiring lately. Is that lantana in the background? My grandparents used to have some of it when I was very little, and I always thought of it as being very special because of how the flowers were actually a cluster of tiny flowers. I never notice it around here, so maybe it doesn't like growing in this zone. Seeing it brought a smile to my face. Casey
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Q
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This is helpful because I've been looking at some later blooming iris, and I've been wondering about which might deal with heat the best. Some of the pictures of Cajun Rhythm it looks pretty frowsy, maybe it is just enduring the heat and that explains it. I have seen some very pretty pictures of it also. (Like in Renee's garden on the AIS site!)
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Late blooming siberian iris suggestions
Q
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Most of my Siberian irises bloom within a fairly short span, perhaps 4 weeks from the start of the earliest to the end of the latest. The only one still blooming here is a tall white variety Snow Queen. I know this isn’t what you asked, but look at Japanese iris as well. They have a somewhat different look, but bloom midsummer here, so I get to enjoy irises for longer.
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dublinbay z6 (KS)
17 years ago
I'm having one of those moments! Could have sworn I posted a response yesterday about Bridal Pink and Catherine Marie, but it isn't here!!!!!!

Anyway, I said I really like them. LOL.

Kate
welltraveled
17 years ago
Thank you for posting these beauties.. Love it
kathy9norcal
17 years ago
Great roses, Beth. Looks like they are enjoying cooler weather.
Kathy
aprille
17 years ago
Beth each time you post pictures of your gorgeous roses you just make me wish I had more room in the garden! I can't pick which one I like more, they are all beautiful and ofcourse I don't have any of them! Thank you for sharing those beauties.

aprille
kathwhit
17 years ago
Thanks for posting your wonderful pictures!
Kathy

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