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18 years ago

The first one is a Daylilly from a swap with MM,it is now doing well{{gwi:2111910}}
This next one was supposed to be Elina but I think it might be Julia's rose{{gwi:2111911}}
This one we all know Apricot Nector{{gwi:2111912}}
This is Fragrant Plum it has the most beautiful perfume, just great{{gwi:2111913}}
Lasly a new one Genevieve it is a climber{{gwi:2111914}}
I hope you enjoy Jan.

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Comments (9)

User
18 years ago
Lovely photos. Your plants all look so healthy and lush. That one does look more like Julia's rose than Elina.
Cheers,
Dee.
User
18 years ago
Hi Jan..All your roses look fantastic, your Apricot Nectar looks great,
And I agree with Dee the brown/pink looks like Julia's Rose to me isnt Elnia a cream or yellow.
The two pinks are very pretty too, It's a shame I cannot handle perfumed roses, they stay outside:
Nice to see one of my day lilies going well, thats the small yellow one. Did the Candy lily survive the cold.
Great Pics Jan ......Cheers..MM.
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ginnybee
Original Author
18 years ago
It didn't thrive MM I have more seed I will try it again in a new spot
Jan.
hollakes
18 years ago
LOVELY ROSES ! Could you please tell me how do you put the names on the photos!
Kiwi_oz
18 years ago
Great looking flowers, the daylily is a nice colour.
Heather
ashmeri
18 years ago
Wonderful pictures of your flowers, they all look so happy.
Marion
ginnybee
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi Hollakes I tried to email you but Garden Web said it couldn't find you anyway I use Microsoft Digital Image 9 but any photo imaging program should do it for you
Jan.
triciac
18 years ago
Isn't it good when someone gives you something and it not only survives but multiplies. We have a lot of gifts like that and we always call them by the name of the person who gave them to us.
lakota
18 years ago
What beautiful roses. I love fragrant plum, it is one of my favourites.

Cheers, Jules

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