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| Here's a few more from today...it seems they are all waking up at once! :) Tammy Acropolis Corylus...loving the itty-bitty leaves :) Sparishoop Sombrueil Persian Light Mme Letuve de Colnet (my new French import rec'd from Angel Gardens last week!!) John Hopper (looking a little blackspotty early on) Eyeconic Lemonade(I love cloudy days when it holds its color) |
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| Tammy, don't hold back; please keep posting more pictures! I love your rose selections and your French import rose is to die for. Sparrieshoop has lovely blooms but I got rid of mine because it turned into a thorny and gangly monster. You live in a different climate and may not have that problem. Acropolis is new to me, very pretty and a lovely color. |
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| Beautiful, Tammy! I love the big stamens on Persian Light! |
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| Thanks Ingrid and Seil :) You're right about Sparrishoop, Ingrid. Even here its very tall and stiff. I really like the blooms though...it reminds me of a repeat blooming species rose or something! Seil, don't let Persian Light fool you...its a rare sight to get a good bloom off of it...most of the time they get eaten by bugs before they bloom. So sad! |
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- Posted by kathy9norcal CA 9 (My Page) on Sun, May 12, 13 at 2:55
| Persian Light is amazing! And the rest, too. Don't help yourself, keep posting them! |
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| So glad you "couldn't help yourself" The Persian Light is unusual looking. |
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- Posted by Sidos-House 7 NC (My Page) on Mon, May 13, 13 at 11:49
| Wonderful, Tammy. I like the leaves of Corylus too -- and its pointy buds. Sparishoop is spectacular! Its dark matte foliage looks so healthy and the flower with its shapely petals that darken so gradually is quite pretty. But I am a pushover for those over-the-top roses and Mme Letuve de Colnet, well she is beautiful. |
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