Leslie, (great name BTW, gave that to my daughter too!), I really enjoyed your two albums, thanks for sharing them. Nice to see these sweet mini's beyond the catalog images. Hope you add them to HMF files!
Sue

Whoops, I see in your other post that you have been adding to HMF, so never mind, you got that covered already! :-)

Thanks Les,

Great shots:) What is the one that's in the planter and where did you buy the planter from?

TTYS,
~Evie

Thanks Sue that's very nice of you to say.

Hi Evie, thank you:) That one is Janna, I think she's very pretty. She's the one I kind of accidentally let die during the 100's in Aug and then started squirting water at her and she came back. Otherwise she'd be larger than this. She's on the supplemental list of roses at Sequoia. I believe she's going to get larger than this and I intend to plant her in the ground. The planter is from Lowe's.
Les

Beautiful Pics...really enjoyed them. I can see you really like lavender! :)

Leslie,

Thank you so very much you have a great collection. My favs of yours are, Cal Poly, Tangerine Jewel and Julie Link.

Daun

Thanks Daun, I added Precious Dream in Sept, that's another Hybrid Bracteata and will have the same bloom form as Julie Link but will be a soft pink. I also planted next to it Out Of The Night, which is a near white and white blend with a yellow center.

There are two others I like. Lemon Pearls that is a soft yellow and Amber Gem that is a pink to orange blend that I'll probably add in the spring. Again, these are all Hybrid Bracteatas that he's introduced since 2002 to 2006. Out of his 2007 roses I selected Sequoia Ballet, a Grandiflora. I wanted it last spring but I was dissuaded from purchasing it then. I saw it in Sept and admired the bush they grow it off of and was told by the manager she was impressed by how well it did with the hot summer we had and how fast it grew even more so. I was really sorry I didn't get it in the spring. I have it now though.

Hi Rainbow, yes I have plenty of lavenders, I keep trying for purple. Mauves and pinks are second, white blends are next and orange, yellows and those blends are coming in neck and neck now. These roses are only my Moore roses, I have a lot more roses than this:)
Leslie

Luscious little gems. Thanks To Sue, looks like it changes
from apricot to yellow. Fun slideshow, Leslie.

Thank you Devon. There is a floribunda, hybrid bracteatas, a rugosa and Thanks To Sue is a mini flora that with the temp differences changes colors. The cooler weather is bringing out the apricot/peach in it.

That was pretty cool to put together.
Leslie

I have never heard of or seen Orchard Jubilee, it's very pretty. Cal Poly is beautiful. Thank you for sharing!

Carla

Thanks again, Carla. I'm looking forward to this summer and the climbers I planted last spring. It should make a big difference in the look of my rose garden. I'm hoping to show some nice pics of Orchid Jubilee then. I liked Cal Poly so well I picked up the climber of it also, but it's just not taken off the way the others have yet. Funny though, you picked the two roses to comment on that are next to each other and are always in bloom from a little to all:) Just extra info.
Les

The second half was just as wonderful as the first, Leslie. Thanks!

You're welcome Seil, my pleasure. My roses are going to be growing very soon, I intend to pick up a bunch more myself.