Hi..WOW I looked at your pictures of the brugs and they are beautiful!!! I don't have anything to trade with at this time. Unless you would like some cuttings from a small tree that my mother-in-law calls a Golden Showers..I think it might be Christmas Senna or would you like some white Confederate Rose cuttings? I would like to have some of your frosty pink and the others. I would be more than happy to pay for postage for them. Please let me know. Thank you. Deb

This rose is not boring at all, it has many shades of pink and has the delicacy of a cherry blossom. One of the most beautiful things in spring is the falling rain of cherry blossom petals, so for me it would be a reall pleasure to see the falling rose petals flying in the wind and covering the ground with color and the air with intoxication, like a rain, like snowflakes, like showers.

I agree that the red is Chrysler Imperial. I had it, Mirandy, and Mr Lincoln in the same garden in WA. Mirandy is a different red, Mr Lincoln a different form. I think your last one is either Peace or Chicago Peace. Blossom color on both varies with temperature & acidity of soil. Even the spring & fall bloom colors will be different. I have a climbing Peace that never manages a spring bloom due to winter die-back but this year produced a fall bloom and the color was exactly like that of the rose in your picture. Sorry, no pix of it.

Yes, I think pink is a beautiful color for a master bedroom! The trick is picking the right pink and then balancing it with other elements that are not overly feminine. I love pink and brown together, or black. When choosing a grownup ink go to the brown section in your color deck. As you move up to the lighter colors you will see what I refer to as dirty pinks. These are softer, more pleasing pinks that men can love.