Bishop's Castle

hosenemesis

11 years ago

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dublinbay z6 (KS)
11 years ago
That Bishop's Castle is a new one for me--what a wonderfully well-shaped bloom. I love it. How is it in terms of disease-resistance?

The second overview of your garden is gorgeous, as usual.

Kate
mountainrose
11 years ago
Gorgeous garden!
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inga007
11 years ago
What a lovely garden to look at.
The last photo, would make a lovely wallpaper for my computer.
Krista_5NY
11 years ago
Bishop's Castle is one of my favorite Austins, love the fragrance. Your garden is really lovely.
msjam2
11 years ago
Be still my heart!! Just beautiful!!!

What lense are you using?
serenasyh
11 years ago
Outstanding full garden shots, Renee!!!!!! Makes me sigh with wonder all over again!
Beth Willett
11 years ago
Your pics are incredible, so I went to your website and I'm green with envy! Your yard is amazing. You must do garden tours.... Thanks for sharing such beauty!
Beth
hosenemesis
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you, fellow gardeners.

So far Bishop's Castle has been pretty good on disease resistance- it does not get rust, and it gets very little mildew.

I think the lens is a Nikon DX 18-55? I use my father-in-law's very nice camera in point-and-shoot mode. It was a beautifully overcast day, perfect for photos.

I'm still waiting for Showbiz's first flush. It's really hard to photograph for some reason. The camera does not like red.

Renee