Show your roses by color: BI-COLOR/MULTI-COLOR
I am very fond of the bi-color and multi-color roses, even though my collection isn't that great. Many of you have some beauties, I would enjoy seeing them, and I'm certain others would to.
Dick Clark
Double Delight
Gemini
Folklore
Peace
Paradise
Sheila's Perfume
Pink Promise
Tiffany
Lady of Shalott
Comments (17)
Lynn-in-TX-Z8b- Austin Area/Hill Country
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoI do not have many of these...
Gemini
Joseph's Coat
Guy Savoy
Chicago Peace.. again
Koko Loco
Edited to add:Archduke Charles
bethnorcal9
7 years agoBeautiful roses everybody!!
I'm gonna go short this time... it's almost bedtime! LOL
CHIVALRY
DICK CLARK
GEMINI
JUBILE DU PRINCE DE MONACO aka CHERRY PARFAIT
LYNN ANDERSON
PARTY TIME
POLO CLUB
RAINBOW SORBET
SECRET
TABRIS
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Curdle 10a (Australia)
7 years agoThat Pink Promise looks very ethereal...
I have more bi colour pics in the spare drive, but for now, here is yet more Double Delight...
dan8_gw (Northern California Zone 9A)
7 years agoSuch beautiful roses up there everyone!
Peace
Gemini
Tiffany
Princess de Monaco
Lisa Adams
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoLots of pretties. I enjoyed seeing your Princess de Monaco very much! When I planted my first roses here, I bought 4 hybrid teas from Home Depot. I just chose the 4 that had the prettiest flowers, knowing nothing about them. They only one left is Princess de Monaco. They others left my garden by my hand or by gophers. P de M is one that will stay, even though my purchases have been leaning more towards roses with a more natural bush habit. (OGR, DA's, and shrub roses). Princess de Monaco has certainly earned her place in my garden. She never has any disease, not even when nights are cool, and powdery mildew abounds. Her leaves are large and leathery, rarely showing any insect damage. She grows to 6 or 7 feet tall every year, and I prune her down to a mere 18 inches every late January. It's the abundance of blooms that last and last that I love her for most. She is blooming yet today, December 21st and every year at pruning time, I feel guilty cutting off buds that she's still "working on". The soft ivory flowers, rimmed in pink, make wonderful cut flowers. Princess de Monaco produces large high centered buds, that are slow to open. They last a good week in the vase. She does not have much fragrance, but that seems to keep the bugs from blemishing her flowers. Many of my more fragrant pale colored roses blooms get spoiled by insects. They leave the P de M blooms alone, and they always look perfect. So......... I love Princess de Monaco and highly recommend her! Lisa
towandaaz
7 years ago
dublinbay z6 (KS)
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoBi-colors tend to be my favorites--but some of these may be repeats since I posted them under the one-color selections also.
Double Delight is always a favorite.
Elle--love that yellow base.
Jubilee Celebration
Lady of Shalott--gold/yellow/buff mixed with apricot/peach/orange--they are all in there somewhere.
Well Being
Munstead Woods--
Mini--can't remember its name--something like Little Sunset.
Brocliande
Love and Peace--I no longer grow this one, but it must be the loveliest bi-color I ever had in my garden.
Easter Basket
Technically, I have some others that are a combo of lighter and darker shades (light pink/darker pink; pale yellow/darker yellows) but those aren't quite what most of us have in mind then we think of bi-color roses.
The pics of Peace are still some of the most beautiful!
Kate
kentucky_rose zone 6
7 years agoRAINBOW NIAGARA, gets a lot of attention in my bouquets, colors are very vibrant.
SUNNY SUNDAYS, new this year and a producer. Below is a bud and the other picture shows how pretty it is in a bouquet at end of season.
SCENTIMENTAL, another eyecatcher, fragrant, but has only average vaselife.
PACIFIC CELEBRATION, another beautiful bi-color with long stems.
SPRING'S A COMIN', lovely blooms, a producer, and BS PRONE, but worh the effort.
CONUNDRUM, A definite favorite over the years, ordered 3 more for 2017.
JOY, the blooms seem to last forever.
MOONSTONE, white with edges kissed in pink...bi-color? But a beauty!
KarenPA_6b
7 years ago
Holly Webster(7bNC)
7 years agodublinbay z6 (KS)
7 years agobethnorcal9
7 years agoWow Henrik I love your roses! Wish we could get some of those over here!
Kate, hang in there with your BROCELIANDE. Here's what mine looked like this yr...
This was after it recovered from being dug up in the septic system re-do. I nearly lost it in the process.
But in the past it did this... Hmmm... it was in less sun in the old spot. Maybe it needs a little shade to get the yellow tones?
dublinbay z6 (KS)
7 years ago
Lynn-in-TX-Z8b- Austin Area/Hill Country
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoI forgot
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Another view of Archduke Charles
dan8_gw (Northern California Zone 9A)
7 years ago
Henrik (Sweden, USDA 4-5)