Pinkie is starting to bloom

hosenemesis

13 years ago

My new Pinkie is starting to bloom, and I got so excited I have to show you:

Poor St. Patrick lost its main cane to disease, so now it is a pillar rose:

And Julia and Marmalade Skies are still going strong:

Renee

Comments (9)

iris_gal
13 years ago
I thinks it will be smashing. Much better than Cecile Brunner.
mashamcl
13 years ago
Beautiful garden, Renee.

Masha
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le_jardin_of_roses
13 years ago
I love your garden path. It is quite charming. :)

Juliet
organicgardendreams
13 years ago
Renee, you have created a dream garden, I just love it!

Your Climbing Pinkie rose looks great on the arbor and she only will get better with age.

Christina
canadian_rose
13 years ago
Wow!! I love your garden!! Your first shot is everything I want my garden to be!!! Wow!!

Is it a lot of work to put the flat stones down?

Carol
jim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
13 years ago
Yes, very nice garden with great looking roses and flowers!
ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
13 years ago
Your garden design is beautiful and Pinkie is perfect in that spot. Mine still has a way to go before it looks like yours but it has only afternoon sun which is not optimal. Lovely shots!

Ingrid
msmisk
13 years ago
My friend had a Pinkie that started to eat her house. She traded it with a neighbor for a garden bench. I thought it was gorgeous, but she said it was a monster.
hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
13 years ago
Everything looks gorgeous. Thank you, a treat to see it.