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Chicago Peace --- on my top 10 for beauty. The peachy tones are more prominent - not being picked up.  Heirloom --- past 2 years has not had the deep color contrast. Looks wonderful with deep purple salvia. Heritage --- I'm lukewarm on this rose. Probably because blooms shatter oh so quickly. |
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| Jealous. *le sigh* Meanwhile, in Virginia... |
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| Pretty blooms! Irisgal, are you sure that's HEIRLOOM? I've never seen one that pale lavender before. Is it a sport? |
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| Avia, what a cute picture with the shape of the melting snow and that bright yellow daff. popping thru. No Beth, I'm not sure. Here's the flower when I bought it. |
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- Posted by desertgarden561 9a/SZ11 -Las Vegas,N (My Page) on Tue, Mar 18, 14 at 18:50
| I was actually thinking the same thing regarding the Heirloom. The next image does look more like Paradise. Lynn |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Wed, Mar 19, 14 at 1:54
| The last picture sure looks like Paradise. Love the colors!! I agree with you about Chicago Peace - I don't keep roses around without scent - but the scentless Chicago Peace is one I'll always have - the flowers are just THAT beautiful!!! Your picture is just lovely!! |
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| Such a vision--of spring-to-come (I can hope). That Chicago Peace is wonderful! Haven't even arrived at the daffodil stage yet. Charming winter daffodil pic, Avia. Kate |
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| OK. Must be 'Paradise'. I get the two mixed up and cannot locate a tag. Thank you for straightening me out. And thank you for the nice comments. The yellow daffodil looks great after 'Heritage' so I am going to relocate some. The common pale, multi-bloom one does nothing for it. Out! |
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- Posted by Arcus_85 5b (clarkylarkie@gmail.com) on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 8:52
| Hmmm. The first picture of the mystery purple looks like Stainless Steel. The second, Paradise. LoL. Can you get a shot of the leaves Iris_gal? It'll be much easier to identify with a shot of the leaves. :) |
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| Avia Star, Iooking at your Daffy made me smile. I just planted one yesterday, and it brings a lot of springtime joy! haha Along with the primrose and pansys. Iris Gal, I'm smitten with your Chicago Peace photo. I have one on top of my washing machine ready to be planted this spring! Tra...la...la...la. Life is good!! Thanks for sharing. :o) |
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| Lovely, Iris! Avia, I'd be thrilled if I had a daff open here. Mine are just starting to poke up out of the ground. |
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