Sept Blooms
sazzyrose
15 years ago
There is still lots of blooms happening here. Hopefully there will be no hard frosts for a while.
Prairie Princess
Rugelda
The Hunter
William Baffin
Morden Blush...the first year in a long time that it isn't covered in black spot.
Jackmanii
???...Sharon, help me out with this one...I got the seeds from you the other year.
Let's see your blooms.
Shelley
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