Autumn Roses (lot of pics!)

morrisnoor

13 years ago

Hello guys,

I want to share with you a few Fall blooms , they always seems to be so precious!

Austin's 'The Reeve'

'Radio Times'

and 'Princess Alexandra of Kent'

A must to have among OGRs, 'Jacques Cartier'

Harkness' unusual Modern Shrub Rose, 'Cardinal Hume'

Two "white" Roses, "Fortune's Five Colors" ("Smith Parish")

'Baby AlbÃÂ©ric'

And a lovely Tea, 'Anna Jung'

Have a nice day! :o)

Maurizio

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jim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
13 years ago
Nice roses morrisnoor, thanks for sharing!
organicgardendreams
13 years ago
Maurizio, I know exactly what you mean about precious autumn blooms. Each one counts more than double :-)!

Your roses are all so gorgeous! My absolute favorite though is the Tea rose 'Anna Jung'. I have never heard about that one and will check it out on HMF. On your picture it looks so scrumptious, delicate and utterly beautiful. I am just loving it!

Thanks for posting and I am sure you have more wonderful roses in store, which I would be excited to see! Hint, hint...

Christina
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Ohh- I see.. then you'll have alliums soon enough!!! plant them late in fall- nearly winter if you have to!! In NJ- we always seem to skimp on by everyone's trouble.. we had the heat wave but i got night time storms each night of it.. no drought. and I'm not flooded either.. I like to think i live in a little tiny microcosm that is much like things are supposed to be and were a long time ago. I live in the middle of a wildlife management area.. about 4,000 acres of woods all around us! just this one street juts into it.. so i really feel like our ONE street gets weather like no one else.. we seem to be protected frm drought and such.. knock on wood. Been here 6 years and nothing horrible yet. can living in a heavily wooded area do that- change the weather? I'm no scientist. Just bears and mountain lions to worry about..and BUGS.. ugh the bugs.( come on- you cant get off scott free right?) haha
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It's very pretty and your photos are good. My first thought is that it might be the hybrid tea 'John F. Kennedy,' but of course there are many possibilities. I'll put a link below to some HelpMeFind.com photos: Here is a link that might be useful: John F. Kennedy
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Wow Kate, you got a replacement LUCY? That's great! Bodica, you had to mention RUST.... I have rust on two minis in the same bed, and I have never EVER had rust on any of my roses before. I chopped them to a nub!! Jean, I'm so sorry to hear about your wrist! What an awful thing to have happen!! Ya know, I've fallen several times in my garden the last couple of yrs, and I have a bad hip from one of the falls. I'm constantly afraid I'll fall again. My terrain is all sloped and I have crappy eyesight (need new glasses) and my feet hurt all the time. I'm overweight and out of shape, and have horrible balance... so I just dread the thoughts of falling again. I'm surprised I haven't broken something too. I sure hope your wrist heals quickly. Is it your writing hand? Hope not. Take care of yourself! As of now, the weather has finally turned to our usual this time of yr... Nice and warm (getting close to hot) and dry! I been busy taking tons of pics and tweaking 'em. Will try to post some of the best soon!
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Masha, magnificent roses as usual! I love Georgetown Tea, William Shakespeare 2000, and Heritage. But I have to say that my absolute favorite of this photo thread is Bishop's Castle, what a wonderful rose, that you have captured perfectly in these two pictures. Thanks for sharing! Christina
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paulieinct
13 years ago
Great pix, esp. Radio Times. Outstanding.
inga007
13 years ago
I just love the Reeve foto.
iris_gal
13 years ago
Thank you for posting these. Love Anna Jung.
ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
13 years ago
Beautiful Maurizio! Thank you for sharing these lovely roses. Anna Jung of course steals the show since she's unknown here and such a beauty.

Ingrid
zeffyrose
13 years ago
Great pictures-----your roses are lovely

Florence
hosenemesis
13 years ago
Thank you for posting the lovely photos.
Renee
mnkitty
13 years ago
Maurizio,
All of theses roses are so beautiful. I'm wondering, if you had to choose one from the 1st three pictured, which would be your favorite and why?
Thank you,
Kitty
bethnorcal9
13 years ago
Beautiful photos Maurizio! That ANNA JUNG is really lovely.
morrisnoor
Original Author
13 years ago
Thank you for appreciation :o)

Kitty, they are quite different, so you can choose looking to each one peculiar qualities.

'The Reeve'is a small plant, with tiny leaves and stems, bearing big peony-like blooms. They smell "myrrh" like 'Constance Spry'. Good rebloom and heat proof, perfect for a pot.

'Radio Times' is a little bit "rough" both in growing habit and leaves, but flowers are perfect in shape even in the middle of the summer, and have a powerful fragrance, like Damask Rose and citrus peel.

'Princess Alexandra of Kent' is one of Austin's Roses a in the 'Abraham Darby' style: smooth, modern looking leaves, big globular flowers. I have to take time to evaluate it, as it's still young. Maybe its color is not the very best: it's bright and rich, but a little bit dull... we'll see. Very good fragrance, like A.Darby ;o)

You see: they are different! But if I have to choose only one, I think I'd choose 'The Reeve'. ;o)

Ciao,
Maurizio
mnkitty
13 years ago
Maurizio,
Thank you so much for the detailed information. Sadly, I can not get them all right away because I have some others I must purchase 1st. I totally respect your opinion so, I will start with The Reeve. I may have to get 'Princess Alexandra of Kent' as well because I saw on HMF that it is a zone 2b. I find that kind of hard to believe though. Anyway, I really appreciate your help.
Kitty
canadian_rose
13 years ago
Wow!!! Sigh Wow!!

That tea is amazing. It looks like it smells fantastic!! Does it?

They're all spectacular, and especially the first three. Gosh I'm in love with them all!!

Carol

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