Wow! Some stunning beauties you have there. My one and only M - Morden Sunrise.

Beth, Love all your M's, but think my favorites are Milestone and all the mauves!
Shillanorth, love coloring and the stamens on your Morden Sunrise!

Here are mine:

Madame Lombard

MAGGIE

MARCHESA BOCCELLA

Marmalade Skies

Moondance

Mr. Lincoln

Mrs. BR Cant

The McCartney Rose

Beth - I think your M's may be my favorite so far, WOW there are some gorgeous ones! Mamma Mia, Mischief, Memorial Day, too many to name, love them! Shillanorth, love your Morden Sunrise. Pat - Some really beautiful ones. I think Marchesa Boccella is out of this world, and I really like Mrs. B.R. Cant and that Moondance is lovely, all very nice.

My M roses are -

MARIJKE KOOPMAN

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MELLOW YELLOW

THE MC CARTNEY ROSE

MISS ALL AMERICAN BEAUTY

MEREDITH

MIDAS TOUCH

I have no Ms so I'll have to admire all of yours!

And they are beautiful! Pat, Marmalade Skies is an incredible colour! Moondance really speaks to me... what a breathtaking ethereal colour! I adore the creamy yellowish centre. Is that typical? How do you find it as a performer in general? It certainly looks good on HMF!

Beth I love that shot of Memorial Day and Magic Lantern looks like it has wonderful colours/blending. Fantastic colour on Marmalade Skies and Michelangelo is a stunner! Does it have a lot of orange/yellow or is it more red/cream?

Karen

Beth, love that Modern Magic! Stripes and speckles, cool!

Pat, that pic of Marmalade Skies is stunning!

Sara, The McCartney Rose is yummy!

Here are my Ms

Madeleine

Magic Show

Mardi Gras

Marijke Koopman
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Memorial Day
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Millie Walters

Miss Flippins

Montana

Mrs. Robinson

Mutabilis
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Beautiful pics everybody!!

Karen, MICHELANGELO is normally more of a coral-red and peachy orange blend, but it also goes thru reds, yellows, orange and apricot, and fading to pink as well. It's a beautiful rose.

Karen,
Moondance is usually whiter than it looks in that picture. It's an absolute bloom machine here...I have two and they are always covered in blooms. Nice moderate fragrance and long lasting cut flower. They get big here (about 7' x 5). Disease resistance isn't great in our humidity...I have to spray them fairly regularly. I believe Iceberg is in the parentage, and Iceberg is a worse disease magnet here. I think it does well everywhere but here, though, so maybe Moondance is more disease resistant in other climates, too.

Seil, LOVE that picture of Magic Show!

Oh, good--I finally get to show off my favorite rose.

Munstead Wood--This young Austin was only a few months old (in my garden) when this pic was taken. Isn't it gorgeous!
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Mrs. John Laing--hybrid perpetual
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Mortimer Sackler--very floriferous Austin; and disease-resistant
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Molineux (Austin)--in an apricot mood; with white peonies and blue iris
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Memoire (HT) -- also known as Ice Cream

Mystic Beauty (Bourbon)--sister to Souvenir de la Malmaison. Most beautiful rose in my garden.
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Mothersday-cute little polyantha, but not very vigorous yet.
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Hope you enjoyed those.

So many beautiful "M"s on this thread!

Kate

MARLON'S DAY is to die for.. MALICORNE doesn't resemble a rose at all.
Too many to mention, but I love them all. Thanks, to every on,e for taking the time to show your hard work results.

Seil - You are making me fall in love with the single petaled roses, your Mrs. Robinson is lovely. Do you have any full bush shots of any of them? The coloring in Madeleine is gorgeous, they are all lovely. Kate - Yours are so pretty. I don't know if I had already seen a picture of your Mrs. John Laing, but when I did my ordering I wanted one more pink older rose and it is the one I ordered, I have fallen in love with the pictures. When I finally narrowed my choices for my three Austins, Molineaux made that list. I do hope they are both good roses, they are gorgeous. I think that Mortimer Sackler is lovely, despite the name. And I love Munstead Wood too and Mystic Beauty is heavenly. You both have beautiful M roses.

Seil...that Mystic Beauty is amazing. I planted one last year so I have big hopes for this upcoming spring.Beth, I have been looking for Michaelangelo,the painter. I love that rose.There are some wonderful M`s here. Lesley

Thanks, Lesley, but Mystic Beauty is Kate's rose, lo. Maybe I should get though!

Sara, I never cared for singles at first either. Then I fell for Dainty Bess and now I LOVE the singles so much. There is something so delicate about them. This is the only bush shot I have of Mrs. Robinson. She's a very small plant for me. I've put her in the ground now and hope she'll do better.

Seil - Thank you for posting that lovely picture. Mrs. Robinson is a beautiful rose! I love your Dainty Bess and Golden Wings too. Those are the two I can think of.

Here in New England we seem so far away from Spring, so I decided to check out the Rose Gallery Forum. And the first thing that caught my eye was "Roses M."

Since my name begins with that letter, I dropped in. What lovely roses! These beautiful roses certainly brighten my spirits. Thanks!
Molie

Lesley, Heirloom now carries MICHELANGELO. Altho they are currently sold out of it. Maybe you can email them and see when they might have it back in stock again.

Thank you, Beth. I would love to add this rose to my garden. An Seil...sorry about my mix up. To Kate..You have a lovely rose and I can`t wait to get some age on mine. A truly beautiful rose to my eye. Sometimes I fly thru these pictures. They are a true joy. Lesley

Memphis Music

Miss Atwood

Madame Scipion Cochet

Brittie - I like your M's. Memphis Music is very unique and Madame Scipion Cochet is lovely.

Brittie, I am curious what rose you have next to Memphis Music? It is such a strong color. I really like this rose but struggle to see it in my garden. Not that a have a grand plan when I add new roses..Ha! Pretty much a hodgepodge going on out there! Lesley

In my old garden, I had MM nestled between (but in front of) Livin Easy and Dick Clark. In this garden when I go to plant this one, I plan to add it in next to a nice yellow, to play on the stripes. Remains yet to be seen if I like it or not. Lol

wow...I hadnt heard of Madame Scipion Cochet before this - and she comes from two of the loveliest teas as well ! shes amost edible hehe.
Not to mention Mme Caroline Testout...

Well heres mine..

Mary Magdeline - late summer last year, so she is rather pale..very floriferous considering you can still see the remains of spider mite infestation on her leaves.

then this Spring - unfortunately shes gone into hibernation this summer it would seem.

You all have such lovely roses in all of the alphabet.
This thread is making me look up my pictures from last spring.
Here is one of my favorites for the "M" roses.
Mary Magdalene

Oops- I have a few more...

Max Vita from the Victoria State garden

Next two are a couple of Australian Roses

Miss All Australian Beauty

Makby Diva (also the name of a racehorse)

And finishing off with a David Austin from Rushton Gardens
Mayor of Casterbridge

'Makby Diva ' is drop dead gorgeous. HMF gives a 2nd spelling. Does Australia always us "makby"? TIA

Whoops I should be ashamed! I cant spell the name of a 3 times Melbourne Cup winner!
I always tend to mess it up; always strikes me as a strange name- according to wikipedia the racehorse's owner named her by taking the first two letters of five of his employees names.
Supposed to be quite a good rose tho.

Moonstone

Mr. Lincoln