Thought I'd share some pretties today too!!

Prettypetals_GA_7-8

8 years ago

I believe this is Anne Boleyn, Jubilee Celebration and a few others.

Lady Gardener

Not remembering this ones name

Pink Traviata. Not a quick rebloomer for me.

Alnwick Rose and a big ruffly dahlia!

Hoping the pics turn out ok because I can't rotate them.

Take care, Judy

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Prettypetals_GA_7-8
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8 years ago
A few more

A few misc roses and some hydrangeas

Pat Stuart I believe

Mix of lotsa English roses

I believe the big bouquet is Ambridge.

Ambridge

Radio Times buds and an unknown peach

Ending with the best blooming rose Carding Mill!
Sara-Ann Z6B OK
8 years ago
Those are so beautiful, Judy, I really love the English mix, they're all so lovely! They look like they belong in a home decor magazine, your taste is exquisite! Looks like you put a lot of thought into your arrangements, you are very gifted!
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dublinbay z6 (KS)
8 years ago
How lovely--just about every kind of pink rose bouquet anyone could imagine! They all look to delicate and beautiful--truly lovely bouquets. You have a talent there.

Kate
kentucky_rose zone 6
8 years ago
These are absolutely beautiful!
Prettypetals_GA_7-8
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks you guys! I truly appreciate all of your sweet comments especially since all of you have such beautiful roses. We have the best hobby ever. My sister in law, aprilscott12, also posted beautiful bouquets which we usually share photos of daily. We have lots in common when it comes to our flowers. Take care, Judy
aprilscott12
8 years ago
Truly gorgeous even the 2nd time seeing them :) it never gets old does it? Loooove them!
huckdog1
8 years ago
Speechless....those are so beautiful. You have so many full healthy blooms. The beetles are eating mine.! lesley
Prettypetals_GA_7-8
Original Author
8 years ago
Oh Lesley I fight the beetles daily. It's like they won't go away and now the big ugly grand dad June bug has arrived. It never ends. They've been here for probably 6 weeks or more and enuf is enuf. Thanks a bunch!! Judy
bayarea_girl_z10a_ca
8 years ago
Beautiful roses. I always look forward to see pics of your roses and your garden. Please keep them coming :)
the_bustopher z6 MO
8 years ago
Beautiful flowers in beautifully classic bouquets. These could pass for flowers in a house magazine.
User
8 years ago
Looking at these is better than eating ice cream.
Vansunny_BC 7b F
8 years ago
Beautiful! Love all of them.
Prettypetals_GA_7-8
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks everyone. Its crazy but I make bouquets almost everyday iff I have something out there to cut. Drives me nuts to leave them and let the beetles get them. Thanks for all your sweet thoughts. I love all of your roses too. Thanks again, Judy
dizzylizzy 7b
8 years ago
I always absolutely DROOL over your arrangements! They are so romantic! Oh my gosh, you really know how to do it! Gorgeous!
seil zone 6b MI
8 years ago
How beautiful! Not only the roses but all the vases and vignettes too!
SoFL Rose z10
8 years ago
I'm totally in love. This is what I one day hope to accomplish with my garden. I want bouquets like this!!! I've never seen carding mill look so beautiful. I'd love to see garden shots of your rose bushes growing. You have an excellent sense of style. Not just with the roses but the surrounding imagry. It's just my style!
Prettypetals_GA_7-8
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks dizzy, Seil and Sofl. I have grown kiddos and chose rose growing as my kids left me hobby. Lol. My poor hubby doesn't stand a chance. Now I have a precious 3 yr old grandson whom I have out in the garden everyday when he's with me so I'm gonna gear him towards helping nana keep the weeds at bay. Lol. I would show more yard shots if I had the weeds under control and a couple yrs ago had zoysia sod put in and good gravy that stuff try's to take over too. It's almost a losing battle. Thank yall soooo much. Judy

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