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12 years ago

Archduke Charles

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James Galway

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Lyda Rose

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seil zone 6b MI
12 years ago
I've always loved the Archduke! So pretty with the darker outer petals cupping the paler ones. Looks like Mr. Bee is loving Ms. Lyda!
canadian_rose
12 years ago
You still have bees!!! Are they active all year in your area?

I can't see your James Galaway. :(

Love the Archduke. I love roses that have the lighter/darker hues like that!
Carol
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Krista_5NY
12 years ago
Lyda Rose looks delightful, great pics.
strawchicago z5
12 years ago
Thank you for the blog ! My kid is crazy about James Galway's tiny ruffles - he's on my most-wanted list due to his being thornless.
aimeekitty
Original Author
12 years ago
I'd say we probably have bees most of the year? it's pretty mild here! (you know,... if you think 115 in the summer is tolerable...)

Here's Valencia!
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and here's the fixed code on James, sorry about that!

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