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| Pretty pretty! I don't have a good enough pic of OLOG yet. I'm still re-tweaking, and only into the mid-Mays. O'RILLA ORCHID MASTERPIECE CL ORANGE RUFFELS OKSANA OKLAHOMA OUTRAGEOUS OPHELIA ORIGAMI OVER THE MOON |
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| Well, I'll be no help cause I don't have any O's, but that's a lovely rose, Kate, on a very healthy looking bush. Thanks for getting us started on the next letter. Diane |
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| I sent in my post and, voila, photos from Beth appeared. What a great group of unusually colored roses like the stunning Orchid Masterpiece or the ruffly petticoats of Orange Ruffles. I love the subtle color of Outrageous and Over the Moon, too, as well as more ruffles from OTM. Thanks for a look at these photos. Diane |
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- Posted by annececilia z4b/N.Michigan (My Page) on Sat, Jan 26, 13 at 8:01
I wish I had more to add; "O" is a tough one for me. I *have* a few "O" roses, but have no photos of them. Yes, I know, I'm so ashamed. Well, here is a photo of Odense City, a lovely creamy yellow shrub rose from Denmark that I grew for over 10 years before it died because of crown gall, poor thing. I sure wish I could find a replacement for it! ![]() |
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- Posted by the_dark_lady z7 Amelia VA (My Page) on Sat, Jan 26, 13 at 8:16
| Love Our Lady of Guadalupe and Orchid Masterpiece! Here are my two cents: October Moon Odyssey Ombree Parfaite (RIP - RRD)
Open Arms Oshun Othello |
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- Posted by annececilia z4b/N.Michigan (My Page) on Sat, Jan 26, 13 at 9:20
| Oooh, Dark Lady - Odyssey has me sorely tempted to break my 'no new roses' pledge for this year. What a beauty! |
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- Posted by nummykitchen Z5b Michigan (My Page) on Sat, Jan 26, 13 at 11:29
| What beautiful O roses! Love the Orchid Masterpiece, I bought one (bagged) last year and it grew well over 5 feet, just huge, but not blooms yet, hopefully this spring I'll get to see one :) Here is my one blooming O rose, Orangeade... -Andrea |
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| Yes, I like Odyssey--and Open Arms--nothing like a handsome set of sparkling gold stamens (right word?) in the center--love that look. Out of Yesteryear--nice white. I like the shape/design of that bloom. Anne--Odense City--what an intriguing shape and color. I can see why you would like to locate another one. Kate |
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| mummy, you snuck that beautiful Orangeade in when I wasnt' looking. Must also add it to my list of roses with sparkling gold centers that I like so much! Kate |
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| Love OLoG, Kate! Miss my O'Rilla, Beth, but it just wasn't hardy enough for here. Orchid Masterpiece is a beauty though! I should get that Oranges and Lemons, Tammy. I like stripes! Never heard of Odense City, Anne. It's lovely! Would there be any way to get cuttings to root? Those are all spectacular, Marina! Orangeade looks so cheery, Andrea! My only O is Oklahoma. Not my favorite rose but it did do better this season. |
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| Tammy, your delectable Oranges and Lemons just cheers me up in January. Beautiful photo. annececilia, what a shame about Odense City. That exquisite coloring would be hard to replace. Wow, October Moon's creamy color looks a lot like annececilia's Odense City, Marina, and the stamens on Odyssey are gorgeous. What a photo. Oshun is so petal packed and scrumptious. Andrea, ooh, that Orangeade, so cute, and what a neat color. Looks quite edible (orange slice candy?). And seil, Oklahoma is quite mysterious looking and so tempting. Thanks everyone for a look at these uplifting photos. Diane |
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| I'm "over the moon" too. Lovely, lovely photos everyone. I just think the alphabet is too short. :>) |
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- Posted by Resolute_Noir 11 (Philippines) (My Page) on Tue, Mar 26, 13 at 10:56
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| Yes it is! Beautiful! |
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| resolute--that is a truly gorgeous pic! Just love it when those swirls are caught at just the right angle to emphasize the lights and darks. Kate |
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- Posted by Resolute_Noir none (My Page) on Wed, Mar 27, 13 at 23:28
| Aww... Thanks Kate and Seil. It didn't really looked like much from afar but when I took this picture, it amazed me. I wonder if Olympiad can get as dark as Oklahoma though. One of the earlier blooms I had on it had dark, almost black edges. |
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