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| Okey dokey on with the D's!! DISCO DESIREE DUSTY ROSE mini DOUBLE FEATURE DISTANT SOUNDS DAHLIA ROSE DAY BREAKER DELLA REESE DELTA GOLD DESERT PEACE DELILAH DIANA POW DORCAS DICK CLARK DAILY SKETCH DR DICK DR DEBAT DUBLIN DISNEYLAND ROSE DOLLY PARTON DOLORES HOPE |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 2:04
| Those are darling and delightful! (see the letter "D" theme!) :) My favorites are Wow! Unfortunately I have only a few pictures of Double Delight - which didn't turn out very well. So I have no D roses to add. :( |
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| Beth - You really have gorgeous "D" roses, love them all, but my favorites are - Disco Carol - Love seeing the picture of your lovely daughters and the dogs. I have three "D" roses, they are - DROP DEAD RED
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| WOW! We are only at the start of the alphabet and I already have a marvelous slide show. Keep those wonderful blooms coming. Thank you for sharing. |
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- Posted by pat_bamaZ7 7 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 10:44
| Great shots everyone...especially loving the daughters and dog pic :)! I'm guessing there will be a lot of Double Delight bloom pics, so how about a bush shot: And same for Dolly Parton: Duchesse de Brabant (tea) Ducher (china) And the miniflora Deja Blu (huge blooms for a mini and each one perfectly formed) I think that's all my D's. |
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| "D" licious roses! Love Disco and Deliliah! |
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| Kate - Your Double Knockout Rose looks healthy, I like it. Your irises and peonies are lovely too. Pat, I always like your full bush shots, your roses seem so prolific and very healthy looking. I ordered Dolly Parton from Palatine and can only hope that it will do as good as yours. Seil, your photos are always so pretty and unique. Dream Come True is a gorgeous rose and Dainty Bess looks so sweet. |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 17:21
| Wow! Love that Drop Dead Red!! Talk about a wonderful bush!! Pat - love your bush shots too - especially the Double Delight!! Awesome pictures everyone!! |
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| Pat--love those bush shots! Seill--as usual, wonderful "portraits" of your HTs. I love your blends. Kate |
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- Posted by desertgarden561 9a/SZ11 -Las Vegas,N (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 21:03
| Don Juan is the "D' rose that I would not be with out. Hopefully I can capture a better image next season as it is a much darker red than what is presented. |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Sat, Jan 11, 14 at 1:29
| Marhel - are those both Dick Clark? What a difference!! - I love your Dark Knight!! Wow! Lynn - what a big happy looking rose! Carol |
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| We have a delightful debut of D's, starting with Beth who has displayed her demure (I've got to stop this with the D thing) Double Feature, so unusual with its muted rose coloring and lighter center. Then there is dark Della Reese, with her stunning color and those porcelain smooth petals. Very desirable Ds. Carol, those daughters and dog-deer are so cute. Sara-Ann, I love eyecatching Dublin Bay. Kate, your grouping of red, white, and blue really appeals to me and is so well thought out. It's a great way to use a red rose. Pat, Deja Blu is an impressive mini with so many blooms in that gorgeous color. Seil, I looove Dainty Bess, and you know how to take her picture. The photo of Duchesse de Brabant is exquisite. Lynn, that is a sumptuous shot of Don Juan. He looks enormous. Marhal, Distant Drums looks like a watercolor painting with such a subtle blend of color. Thanks all for this delectable display of D's. Diane |
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| I have only two D's to display. Dainty Bess has been difficult to photograph. She's a big, gawky plant for me, with lots of lovely blooms, though. Diamond Eyes was a new Carruth mini last year. It was only in the ground a week or two when this photo was taken. Diane Here's Dainty Bess. |
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| Wow there are a lot of amazing D roses. Deja Blu, Diamond Eyes, Dream Come True, Dolly Parton, Daily Sketch and Delta Gold are pretty darn faboo. At least three of those I'm hoping to pick up this year. |
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| Lynn - Love your picture of Don Juan, just beautiful. Marhel - I really like your Dark Night and Distant Drums, very nice. Diane - Dainty Bess is such a pretty rose, yours is lovely. |
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- Posted by desertgarden561 9a/SZ11 -Las Vegas,N (My Page) on Sat, Jan 11, 14 at 21:51
| All of the roses are so beautiful! Beth, I have been searching for Desiree but cannot seem to locate this rose. May I ask, what class of rose is Desiree, and/or would you happen to know a retail nursery that stocks this beauty?
Lynn |
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| NICE pic of Double Delight. I've tried this rose twice, and it's died on me both times! Grr. I have no D roses that haven't already been posted except (shameless plug) for my Dick Clark Sport, which is doing pretty well. Still small though. |
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| Brittie, I think you need to share some cuttings of that beauty both to have back ups and to test it in different climates. I would be more than willing to help you out with that! |
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| That's a super rose sport. I think we all need to test it Brittie. I really debated whether to buy this rose. Unfortunately I didn't and haven't seen it since. Dr. Bob Harvey - Winchel'93 |
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- Posted by the_dark_lady z7 Amelia VA (My Page) on Sun, Jan 12, 14 at 7:05
| Very few D's here: |
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| Some gorgeous blooms. Love the colour of Dee Dee Bridgewater |
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| Dee Dee Bridgewater is crazy beautiful!! As soon as my sport is big enough for cuttings, I'll send them out. I really do like it. |
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| Dark Lady--gorgeous roses, as usual. I've never really looked carefully at Darlow's Enigma, but your photo caused me to do that--that is one outstanding bush. Wish I had room for one. I also like the color and shape of Dolcezza. Britie--I'm crazy about your sport. How has it been for disease-resistance? If it's not a disease-magnet, I might want a cutting also (and I hate messing around with cuttings). : ) Kate |
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| It's sort of hard to say about disease since I barely stuck this cutting in May of 2012, so still to young to really know. The first full year saw no disease at all, but then I moved this fall within walking distance of the bay, and oh boy, every plant I had came down with blackspot and/or one of the other spot diseases (I never remember which is which). No blackspot for the sport, but it did have a case of the other. Cercospora? Seems like that was it. |
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| Wow Brittie! That sport is gorgeous! Put me on the list of people who'd love to "test" it for you!! Irisgal, I love your DR BOB. I didn't have a good enough pic from last season to show mine. Yours looks much better!! Glad you posted it. Marina, as always your pics are just gorgeous. Love all the pics of DARK NIGHT. I'll be posting mine under its original name of EDDY MITCHELL in the next thread. |
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| Oh wow! Utterly gorgeous! All of them! Thx for sharing! |
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| I really shouldn't be allowed to visit these threads- too many roses end up on my wish list. Dream Come True is breathtaking. Thanks Beth! |
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| Drpekemom, what a charming rose Dancing with the Wind is, all scallops and ruffles--quite adorable. Brittie, you have your gorgeous Dick Clark sport, so don't be sad about Double Delight. Does "sport" have a name yet? Marina, your Deter Muller has an intriguing look, and what lovely match is makes with the beauty Dolcezza. Romanpot, that's a great photo of the eyecatching colors of Dream Come True. Diane |
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- Posted by Kippy-the-Hippy 10 Sunset 24 (My Page) on Sat, Jan 25, 14 at 21:20
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| Kippy, 'Darcey Bussell' is one seriously dark cerise pink on my monitor. Is it that color in person or does it look redder? Gorgeous. Any idea of how tall it will become in z10? TIA Rroman, |
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- Posted by Kippy-the-Hippy 10 Sunset 24 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 26, 14 at 12:22
| My Darcey Bussell is more a wine color, with some pink tones. This bloom was starting to shatter and not at its best |
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| Wow, those really show how many faces DD can have! |
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- Posted by the_bustopher 6, MO (My Page) on Mon, Feb 3, 14 at 22:35
| I don't have many "D" roses, but I will add some to this display of eye candy, especially that picture of Delilah. That one looks good enough to be a real prize winner possibility. The first one on my short list is the hybrid musk Dancin' in the Wind. It blooms well in the spring, but anything after that can be quite iffy.
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- Posted by kittymoonbeam 10 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 24, 14 at 18:37
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