Blooms blooms and more blooms in honor of running for the roses!
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Comments (8)I love your Dream Weaver and Lullaby. How's the prickles on Scepter d'Isle? It's very windy here and I'm reluctant to get a rose that might shatter easily, although I'm tempted by Scepter's famous myrrh scent. Thank you, Tammy, for showing these exotic roses - I would never had known about them - I love the photography!...See MoreMore roses blooming
Comments (9)Seil - Thank you. I'm sad that you lost your Love Song and Veterans Honor, but from reading your other posts, I know you have a good attitude about it. I wasn't sure about my Love Song bushes. I have two, and one had to be pruned way back to the ground, and the other one didn't have much green left, but they are both looking good. It's really a guessing game when it comes to knowing how tender a rose is going to be. My Sheila's Perfumes both had to be cut to the ground, one has come back as Sheila's Perfume, the other one a very healthy Dr. Huey, I've gotten rid of it already....See MoreBlooms and more blooms - after a rain
Comments (6)well,they are beautiful roses,even if we don't know what to call them.They are gorgeous and thats the only thing matters..I love that Lavender one.Looks like Heirloom,to me. Thanks for sharing them. Jean...See MoreMore blooms to share and 1st time blooms on new roses :)
Comments (19)Thanks everyone, I've been working really hard on the garden this year and it's nice to see the roses so happy. The rain has been an issue and the blackspot is creeping in. I hppe I can keep it under control. Carol and Sharlene you are totally right, I have Rock & Roll not Rock n Roll. So confusing to me, all of these & or 'n' roses lol. My St. Patrick came from a local nursery and when I saw it he was covered in huge green buds. I had to take him home and he has become one of my favorite impulse buy roses. I do get to the ground die back in winter but so far he keeps coming back. Sara-Ann yeah I don't see pink freedom very often but I also enjoy the blooms very much. Believe it or not that was a scrawny body bag rose from 2012! Most of my roses have bloomed atleast once this year but I am still waiting on probably 10 or so new ones planted this year for their first blooms. I'd say 75% have been in the ground since 2012 or 2013. Thanks for the feedback and conpliments! I love to share my roses with you all and hear your input! Andrea...See More
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