Some recent blooms
jane__ny
7 years ago
Love this time of year. I'm late with posting photos. These are from the last two months.
Not a good picture. The color is actually more red than rust. Flowers for months.
A very floriferous Dendrobium. I believe it is a Yamamoto nobile. I was given it as a gift last year full of flowers. It is staked upright. I didn't expect so many flowers this year. It is still flowering a month later with many unopened buds.
Jane
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shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10b
7 years agojane__ny thanked shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10bRelated Discussions
Some Recent blooms
Comments (7)Thanks everyone for looking and for the nice comments. The rose Gentle Giant will open to almost 6" and still look full. I have a lot of scapes up and looking forward to some great blooms....See MoreRecent Blooms (pics)
Comments (16)Glad everyone enjoyed the pics. A quick note about CONNIE BURTON, since there were several comments about it - it is new for me this year. I bought it to cross with other DIPS (hoping to pass on that fancy ruffled edge). It has had about 10 blooms... the one pictured here is BY FAR the best... most were splotchy and had trouble opening. So far, I'm not pleased with it. I'm hoping it will improve with time. If it reblooms and performs better as the summer progresses, I will post another pic with a revised opinion. My personal favorite in this group would be GREEN MYSTIQUE. Every bloom has been perfect...it is completely open by 7am...and I count 4 branches on this first scape. Kathy...See MoreSome recent blooms
Comments (3)Me too! It's a very unusual color. The yellow is gorgeous too. Your roses are awesome, they always are. Jen...See MoreSome recent blooms
Comments (6)Nice roses! Any chance to get a bush shot of The Fairy? Does The Fairy have any fragrance? I've picked up The Fairy and walked around the nursery with it in my cart and ended up getting GJ instead. Thanks for sharing...See More
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