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Little bit of pink

14 years ago

Two delicate pinks in my mostly gaudy garden, here is the mini Pink Poodle, which has struggled in my too hot climate. It is too cute to give up on.

And the vigorous growing (in much shade) Morden Blush. One I pruned way back, one I forgot to prune. They are both about the same size and loaded with buds.

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canadian_rose
14 years ago
Oh, that's a lovely couple of shots of Morden Blush - especially the last one!!! I don't have Morden Blush anymore since I've moved, but that makes me want to get it again. Although, it REALLY seems to do well in your zone. I don't remember blooms looking that stuffed on my plant. Really, really lovely!!

Carol
mashamcl
14 years ago
Your pinks are beautiful. I love the last picture of Morden Blush.

Masha
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kathy9norcal
Original Author
14 years ago
Funny, Carol, but I think the rose Morden Blush was made for the colder climates. I also love the way it sheds all its leaves in fall. So easy to prune!
Thanks, Masha.
Kathy
bethnorcal9
14 years ago
Beautiful pics Kathy! PINK POODLE is really nice.
iris_gal
14 years ago
I remember your Pink Poodle. Sorry to hear it hasn't been a happy camper. I've loved Morden Blush since first seeing it here. Those pics are giving me a bad case of lust.
zeffyrose
14 years ago
Kathy --those pictures of Morden Blush are GORGEOUS and good to Zone 2b---what a terrific rose for those in the colder zones--

Florence

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