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- 5
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- 3
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- 12
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Rosa
- Mid Spring 2019
- 13
- Mid Spring 2019
- 5
Gina Lollobrigida Rose - a gorgeous yellow - full petals that open beautifully - long enough stems to pick
#ginalollobrigida
- Mid Spring 2019
- 12
Emily Rose - a delightful blend of pinks and apricot. I grow this Rose for my grand daughter Emily
#emily
- Mid Spring 2019
- 12
Spirit of Peace Rose. I have had this Rose for 20 years and it is still flowering well. A good picking rose on long stems.
- Mid Spring 2019
- 9
Fathers Love Rose - full petalled and lovely perfume
- Mid Spring 2019
- 8
Woburn Abbey Rose - an outstanding orange show rose - a great display in the garden
- Mid Spring 2019
- 8
Soroptimist - a beautiful miniature rose of outstanding colour
- Mid Spring 2019
- 13
Avon Rose - another beautiful red variety - I have this growing as a bush Rose.
- Mid Spring 2019
- 10
Charles de Gaulle Rose - I have this growing as a standard. Petals fade more lavender as they open
- Mid Spring 2019
- 9
Brigadoon Rose - delightful colour blends
- Mid Spring 2019
- 10
Blue Moon Rose. I have this growing as a climber
- Mid Spring 2019
- 11
A Country Woman Rose. It is a tall growing rose on long stems that repeat flower. A beautiful deep red colour
- Mid Spring 2019
- 19
Papa Milan Rose - deep red on long stems with a perfume to die for. It would rival Mr Lincoln.
Gorgeous! #redrose #bestofoctober #fragrant-rose #rose-fragrant
#featured-ozadmin #papameilland #rose-Papa-Meilland #rosa-Papa-Meilland
- Mid Spring 2019
- 11
Joyfulness Rose - beautiful apricot rose on long stems.
#joyfulness #rosa-joyfulness #rose-joyfulness #rose-apricot #apricotrose
- Mid Spring 2019
- 8
Pope John Paul ll rose. A magnificent white rose - long lasting on long stems
#whiterose
- Mid Spring 2019
- 10
Just Joey Rose. A must have in the garden. Magnificent color - grows on long stems great for picking.
#justjoey #rose-justjoey #rosa-justjoey
🌹love the colour
- Mid Spring 2019
- 7
Mother and Daughter Rose. A good pi king rose - grows o. Long stems a lovely color of yellow
💛 #bestofoctober #yellowrose
#motheranddaughter #rosa-motheranddaughter #rose-motheranddaughter
- Mid Spring 2019
- 6
Woburn Abbey Rose - a spectacular rose in bright orange
#bestofoctober #orangerose #woburnabbey #rose-woburnabbey #rosa-woburnabbey #orangeflowers
- Mid Spring 2019
- 7
Queen Elizabeth - a beautiful clear pink on long stems. Repeat flowering.
#bestofoctober #pinkrose #pink #pinkflowers
#queenelizabeth #rose-queenelizabeth #rosa-queenelizabeth
- Mid Spring 2019
- 11
Stunning Piere De Maison climbing rose at its best at this time of the year
I think it looks more like Pierre de ronsard
Yes you are right - short term memory loss
#pierrederonsard #rose-pierrederonsard #rosa-pierrederonsard
You have beautiful roses😍😍😍😍😍
- Mid Spring 2019
- 6
Knockout Rose - brilliant pink and is a great show rose as it repeat quickly and flowers all season
#repeatflowers #knockout #rose-knockout #rosa-knockout
- Mid Spring 2019
- 9
Royal Dane - a beautiful apricot combination - flowers open quickly and don't last long but it does repeat flower
#royaldane #rosa-royaldane #rose-royaldane
- Mid Spring 2019
- 8
Princess De Monacco Rose. Full petalled and a beautiful pink and cream combination.
#princessdemonaco
- Mid Spring 2019
- 6
Galway Bay Climbing Rose. Good strong red that gives a great display - repeat flowers
You've got so many beautiful roses. 😍
#galwaybay
- Mid Spring 2019
- 6
Pink smooth lady rose. Is thornless so good for pathways. The blooms do not last long but it repeat flowers all season.
- Mid Spring 2019
- 3
Pink smooth lady rose. Is thornless so good for pathways. The blooms do not last long but it repeat flowers all season.
- Mid Spring 2019
- 5
Red Kardinal - a clear red long lasting bloom
- Mid Spring 2019
- 16
Makebe Diva Rose. Beautiful apricot colors on long stems. I have this growing as a standard
Perfect 💕
- Mid Spring 2019
- 7
Soul Mate Rose - a butter yellow - I have this growing as a standard
Another lovely one. #rosa-soulmate 💛
- Mid Spring 2019
- 6
Mr Lincoln climbing rose - a must have!
- Mid Spring 2019
- 4
Gold Medal Rose - pales as it opens up up
Lovely colour.
- Early Spring 2019
- 11
Samantha Rose - mass flowers and the blooms have a good vase life. Can have up to 25 blooms per branch. A strong rich red.
Beautiful 😍😍
- Early Spring 2019
- 9
Pierre de Ronsand climbing rose - best display in spring
- Early Spring 2019
- 7
Aptly named - Seduction Rose - repeat flowers and can be bought as a bush, standard or climbing rose
That's a beauty. I'm in love 😍
So pretty 💖
- Early Spring 2019
- 5
Climbing Lorraine Lee Rose - does repeat through the summer but not as good as the spring show
- Early Spring 2019
- 14
Talking of good colour combinations - this one has beautiful sunset combinations - Perfect Moment Rose
Just gorgeous
- Early Spring 2019
- 7
A other lovely colour combination - Fiona's Wish Rose
- Early Spring 2019
- 12
RSL Rose - a beautiful blend of colours and lovely shaped bloom
GORGEOUS! 💞
What unique coloring♥️
Breathtaking 😍😍
Wow what an amazing colour 👌😍
- Early Spring 2019
- 8
There is nothing nicer than seeing the first blooms emerging after a winter of rest
- Mid Winter 2019
- 18
Papa Milan still in flower on 4th July. I am starting to prune now with still a lot of roses in flower. Must have lived the recent rains
What a rich red rose! 😍
- Mid Summer 2019
- 26
Yellow Buttons Rose lasting well in the relentless heat
Wow!! I’ve never been a rose enthusiast but these are insanely beautiful, you have converted me 🌹
Beautiful! 😍 👍 🌹 I love seeing roses this time of the year, it is so cold here.
They're lovely 💛🌹💛
- Early Summer 2018
- 20
Roses from my garden today - Joyfulness (apricot) Children’s Rose (pale pink) Eiffel Tower (pink) Fragrant Plum (mauve) Papa Meiland (dark red) Pink Peace - dark pink
The most beautiful roses I have ever seen! You are amazing!
#cutflowers #summer
- Early Summer 2018
- 17
Roses from my garden this morning featuring pinks and reds
Gorgeous !!
Beautiful! 🌹
Wow!
- Early Summer 2018
- 11
Roses from my garden this morning - featuring orange and yellow colours
- Early Summer 2018
- 12
Woburn Abbey Rose - a must have if you love orange/apricot - cluster roses that repeat flower.
Gorgeous
#woburnabbey #rosa-woburnabbey
- Early Summer 2018
- 6
La Sevillana Rose - clusters of bright vermillion roses on long stems - a great display rose that quickly repeat flowers
- Early Summer 2018
- 11
- Early Summer 2018
- 11
Yellow Sweet Spot Rose - a lovely display rose suitable for a garden edge
- Late Spring 2018
- 16
Combination of Galway Bay climbing rose and Scentimental Rose (striped rose) bush rose
Gorgeous!! #rose #redrose #rose- galwaybay #rose-scentimental
#cutflowers
I had a Scentimental some years ago, loved it so much!
Gorgeous !!!
- Late Spring 2018
- 10
Fathers Love Rose - just one stem - long lasting and beautiful perfume
That's a gorgeous one, I love roses too - mine have mostly finished flowering now (I'm in England) 🌹🌹🌹
#fatherslove #rose-fatherslove #cutflowers
- Late Spring 2018
- 10
Mother and Daughter Rose - a beautiful long stem yellow rose - repeat flowering
#yellowrose
- Mid Spring 2018
- 21
"Sir Donald Bradman" named after the famous Australian cricketer. A beautiful deep red full petal rose - long lasting and good for picking.
Lovely
Beautiful deep colour !
#sirdonaldbradman #rose-sirdonaldbradman #redrose
- Mid Spring 2018
- 14
"Regal" miniature rose. It is a beautiful classic shape little flower and repeat flowers well
- Mid Spring 2018
- 23
“The Children’s Rose” it is right up there with my top 10 roses. It is a very tall rose and requires plenty of space. Beautiful perfume, long stems and great for picking. I have got two bush roses and one standard. This photo was from my standard.
Absolutely Gorgeous !!
So pretty! #bestofoctober 🌹 #emoji-match
Perfect #pink
#pinkrose #thechildrensrose #rose-thechildrensrose
- Mid Spring 2018
- 9
- Mid Spring 2018
- 10
“Taboo” a deep red rose - the buds are almost black. I have this growing as a bush rose
#redrose #taboo #rose-taboo
- Mid Spring 2018
- 11
“Smooth Pink Lady” a great repeat flowering rose. It grows tall and the best bonus is that it has no thorns.
Adorable
#smoothpinklady #rose-smoothpinklady #pinkrose
- Mid Spring 2018
- 8
“Pierre de Rondsand” a beautiful rose that I have growing as a climber- looks great when mass flowering.
- Mid Spring 2018
- 8
“Simply Magic” - a great display rose. Only small flowers but plenty of them and it repeat flowers. Would be good for a raised garden edge.
#simplymagic #rose-simplymagic
- Mid Spring 2018
- 6
“Simply Magic” - a great display rose. Only small flowers but plenty of them and it repeat flowers. Would be good for a raised garden edge.
- Mid Spring 2018
- 8
“Granada” a very attractive flower of pinks to yellow.
#granada #rose-granada
- Mid Spring 2018
- 7
“Pink Kardinal” I have this growing as a bush rose. It is deep pink and opens to a harder pink.
- Mid Spring 2018
- 7
Early success with this grafted rose - “Soul Mate” (yellow) and “Ebb Tide” (purple) on the same plant. I have got it growing as a standard rose and this is its first flowering
Well done!!
#graftedrose #ebbtide #rose-ebbtide #soulmate #rose-soulmate
- Mid Spring 2018
- 9
My favorite time of the year when all the roses start showing off - pink against white looks great. Vivid pink is "Knock Out" deep red is "Samantha" (20 buds on one stem) Pink - "Simply Magic", yellow "Gold Medal", pale pink "Seduction" just a few of those out in bloom now.
Wow! ❤️ #rose #collage
#rosecollage #springflowers #rose
- Mid Spring 2018
- 12
"Soroptomist" a beautiful small rose (see the size of the bee) - the bloom is very pretty and a perfect form.
#soroptomist #rose-soroptomist
- Mid Spring 2018
- 10
My poor bedraggled "Crepesole" climbing rose suffering after constant showers.
Lovely
#crepesole
- Mid Spring 2018
- 17
Double Delight Rose - just about everyone’s favourite - each flower has a different mix of red and white.
#doubledelight
Jan, I miss your beautiful rose photos. ❤️ Hope life is good for you.
I miss my beautiful roses too. We have down sized into an apartment so could not take any of my roses with me sadly. However I have succulents now and will post some photos of them.
I remember how sad you were about leaving that garden… 😢