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Thursdays blooms

11 years ago

Not many wild ones left.

Took a couple extra hours for these to all open good.

more to come

jean

Comments (9)

Cindy zone 6a
11 years ago
NIce!! I do like the soft look of Jungle Ballet.
Cindy
newyorkrita
11 years ago
They all look extra nice today. Westbourne Wildfires is my favorite of this group. Although China Bride is right up there in my view.
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Nancy
11 years ago
I just realized I didn't get a picture of my Westbourne Wildfires today, it had its first bloom of the season. My favorite of your group today, Wonder of it All is beautiful as always.
Julia WV (6b)
11 years ago
CHINA BRIDE is so delicate and love the pink.

Julia
organic_kitten
11 years ago
Wild One is so vibrant and my choice of these.
kay
mizellie
11 years ago
I like the Westbourne Wildfires in this batch...Ellie
jean_ar
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you all for looking and taking the time to comment on them.

jean
shive
11 years ago
That photograph of China Bride is particularly pretty. The Moonstone rose has lovely delicate coloring.

Debra
houstmag
11 years ago
Your great looking blooms just keep coming, my favorite is China Bride.
Linda

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