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Unbelievable! Both the flowers and the display! Where have you been hiding those All Season? Lol! :-) is that Teasing Georgia in the Wicker tray?

@Vaporvac: thank you :) Yes, it is Teasing Georgia

Wow!! They are so beautiful 😍

What is the orange/apricot one in first photo?

@daisy08(London UK): it’s Lady of Shallot

thank you.

Such beautiful roses and bouquets. I'm envious!

Kate

Holy Moley!!! Your roses are exquisite!!! How can you have so many perfect roses of each variety? Do you have more than one bush of each rose? Oh my goodness!!!! I'm in LOVE with your roses and how you've displayed them!!! I usually like to say which ones are my favorites...but I can't....they're ALL equally stunning!!! I'm so happy you shared these with us!!! And you have some varieites that have really long stems! SWOON!!!!!

@htracyn79 PNW-8B WOW! Your roses are breathtaking. I ration water for my roses in summer so they don't bloom to their full potential and that is why I take pics of close up blooms because my rose bushes in summer are just average looking. Helen

@ rosecanadian: thanks Carol. I usually buy one rose per each variety since my garden is quite small.

@bayarea_girl z9ca: your roses’ pictures are gorgeous. You have many nice varieties which I don’t have yet. So envious :) I’m adding more Guillot, Delbard and David Austin roses next season and can’t wait to share next spring.

htracyn, your roses are gorgeous! Obviously you are very good at growing them! I love them all, but since I am very fond of red and fragrant Hybrid Teas, your CHRYSLER IMPERIAL and BEAUTIFUL DREAMER together are especially beautiful!

@ sara_ann-z6bok: thank you :) Chrysler Imperial is one of the first roses I planted in my garden.

Beautiful displays, Tracy!

Thank you for sharing your roses, Tracy. I thought you must have a rose farm. One bush per variety - they must be blooming machines. So many of them look like florist's roses. What is your soft yellow? I hope you'll share your feeding secret.

@flowersaremusic: thank you. The yellow roses in basket is Teasing Georgia. There is Poet’s Wife in other basket too. I use Magic Mills Rose Mix and my roses seem to love it. I think weather in Seattle has helped my roses bloom more too.

Thanks, Tracy. I'm just starting to appreciate yellows and am drawn to the softer shades, however, I have Julia Child and I really do love how cheery it is. I thought your light one might be The Poet's Wife - love every photo I've seen of that one. I thought TG was apricot. Yes, the PNW is great for growing roses. Eastern WA, not so much. We're dry as toast over here. I've always heard good things about Mills Magic Rose Food. I gave up on the Tones, which were doing nothing for me.

htracyn - just one rose bush...you are an excellent rose grower to get such a fabulous rose harvest!!

htracyn - I also use Mills Rose Magic, and I’ve been pleased with the results. Of course I think Seattle is much more conducive to growing gorgeous and plentiful blooms than where I live. I was wondering if most of your roses are on Dr. Huey, another rootstock or own root? If you don’t mind me asking.

Tracy, I think that Mills Magic is missing a great advertising opportunity by not using your pictures for advertising. Because of your success with such a bounty , that is what I will be trying.

Your Quicksilvet is absolutely glorious. I never got that many blooms all season

Well done !

I used to live in Mountlake Terrace and loved the climate. I had no idea that it was such a great area for roses.

sooooo beautiful!!! I love your roses and the containers that you are arranging them in. Exquisite!!

Surreal! How many bushes you have that have yielded this amazing harvest?

Tracy, those look so luscious and vibrant!
A truly gorgeous collection of blooms.
I have a soft spot for Chrysler Imperial (colour, fragrance, and the name!)

Steven

@sara_ann-z6bok: I have both bareroot on Dr. Huey and ownroot roses in my garden. Both of them are doing well so far. I usually purchase ownroot from Rose Unlimited and Northland Rosarium. Both of them take off quickly in my garden.

@severe_Novice: one bush per variety.

Spectacular arrangements!

Oh wow! Incredible roses! Thanks for sharing them. What a feast for the eyes! I have Quicksilver coming in the Spring due to bayarea_girl’s fabulous specimens. And now your fabulous pictures!

Thank you Tracy. I order from Roses Unlimited every year, always pleased. You definitely have that special touch!