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| Well, we're getting down towards the end of the alphabet. Gonna be lots of S's! Wow, maybe I should do this in two threads... waaaay too many of them!! ST PATRICK SEVENTH HEAVEN SHAZAM! - one of the short-lived J&P intros SHEILA'S PERFUME SILVERADO SAMARITAN SAN ANTONIO SANKA SCANDIA SECRET SUMMER SONG - apparently I'm the only one who can grow this thing to satisfaction SIMSALABIM STRAIGHT ARROW STRANGER STEPHEN'S BIG PURPLE SHOWTIME SUSAN ELIZABETH STORMY WEATHER CL SEVEN SEAS SCHWARZE MADONNA SOLITUDE |
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- Posted by pat_bamaZ7 7 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 26, 14 at 16:20
| Beth, Beautiful group of roses...LOVE your button eye SAMARITAN, stripey SIMSALABIM and the deep velvet color of your SCHWARZE MADONNA!!! |
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| Beth, that Shazam is beautiful!!! Pat, Samaritan is the same as my English Sonnet. The rose has a bunch of names so if you're looking for it it might be listed as King Arthur, Fragrant Surprise, Lawrence of Arabia, Samaritan or English Sonnet. It's registration name is HARverag. I have quite a few "S"s but not nearly as many as Beth so I'll just post mine here. Sedona Show Stopper Sisters at Heart Snow Ruby Softee, a power house bloomer! Stars n Stripes Strawberry Romance Summer Fashion Sunny Delight |
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| Seil, I love all your S's! I had SUNNY DELIGHT, but it died. Seems to be a hard to find one. I love seeing your STRAWBERRY ROMANCE. Mine doesn't bloom very often, unfortunately. |
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| Beth, I read all the nasty comments on 'Summer Song' and remembered how well it did for you. Great looking rose! What a bud on 'Showtime'. Glorious. 'Schwarze Madonna' has such a velvet look in photos. Must be more so in person. I think every one of these would be lovely addition when I get my 5 acres :-) Excellent group!! Seil, Here is another look at 'Secret' a couple hundred miles south of Beth. Very fragrant. Vigorous grower. SECRET - Tracy'92, HT, pink and white here, edging width varies with season. |
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| Beth, really nice pic of 'St. Patrick'. Not a photogenic rose for me --- love how it lasts and can change from a lemony yellow to mellow tones after a few days in the vase. 2 in 1. Great capture. Yipee, here comes the rain. St. Patrick - Strickland'86, HT, aka Limelight or Irish Luck in So. Africa |
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| Here's 'St. Patrick' in a more mellow phase. After cutting it can be even mellower. |
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| Seil - Gorgeous roses as usual. My favorites are Sedona, Sister's at Heart, Strawberry Romance and Sunny Delight. Iris, your Secret is lovely, I've tried growing it twice and it hasn't done much for me. I planted one last year and I think it is one of just a few that didn't make it. Love your St. Patrick too. |
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| Here's another one Beth has. I've lost it and very saddened (construction). It is a 'happy' rose. Always warmed the cockles of my heart. Solitude - Poulson'91
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| South Africa…the best blooming rose in my garden. It is also the most asked about rose by visitors.Hope it makes it thru this winter! Lesley |
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| I'm so sad that the alphabet is coming to it's end, but it has been so nice to be introduced to so many new roses, as well, as seeing old favorites, or ones that haven't been posted for years. I also find it fascinating how temperatures can influence colours. Thank you Beth and all the many contributors for the" Joy of Roses." Inga |
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| Beth, Shazam! may be gone from J&P, but it's a stunning rose with unusual coloring. I also like Summer Song's striking color and its "stuffed" form. I always get a kick out of seeing pics of Simsalabim, a fascinating rose. I even Googled its name a while back and learned some great factoids about where that strange name came from. Does the rose Abracadabra have similar parentage to Sim? Seven Seas is adorable, and makes me wonder where you find these great roses I've never heard of. I must be out of the loop when it comes to unusual roses. Seil, Sisters at Heart is luscious. Those blooms look like sherbet to me (must be getting hungry again). Your Strawberry Romance has been a favorite of mine since I saw one of your earlier photos of it, and those exquisite colors caught my eye. Irisgal, Secret is like a fine watercolor painting with such perfection in form. Lesley, South Africa never takes a bad picture, and I continue to be impressed by the praise it garners. I also hope it comes through your nasty winter to show that gorgeous color again. Thanks for these glimpses of your beauteous S roses. Diane |
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| I have just one S rose to show. Here is Sisters Fairy Tale, part of the Kordes Fairy Tale series, and not one of the better ones, I'm sorry to say. It's also known as Home & Garden. Diane |
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