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Happy Memorial Day! Just enjoying the day and thought I would share some roses at the Memphis Botanic Garden. Some photos were taken yesterday, some last summer. 
The perimeter of the rose garden has a mix of climbers, old garden roses and shrub roses. Here are a few favorites:
Great way to relax and keep cool! Moving on, you can still see the roses through the larkspur. Other areas of the garden incorporate roses with perennials. |
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- Posted by mommachelle East TN (My Page) on Mon, May 27, 13 at 19:09
| Absolutely gorgeous!! |
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| What an impressive public garden. I love the mix of formal and informal, which is so inviting. The ducks add just a bit of whimsy to the formality of the fountain and rose beds. I would love to visit this garden someday. Thanks for the lovely pics. Diane |
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| What an impressive public garden. I love the mix of formal and informal, which is so inviting. The ducks add just a bit of whimsy to the formality of the fountain and rose beds. I would love to visit this garden someday. Thanks for the lovely pics. Diane |
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| Thank you for sharing. Never thought I'd say it, but I like the informal gardens better than the formal rose garden at this place. Kate |
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| I'm more of an informal, cottage-style garden fan, but I love the mix of formal and informal here. Hybrid tea bushes can be rather stark in a bed by themselves. Love the softening that mixed perennials provide. |
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- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Wed, May 29, 13 at 0:29
| What a wonderful stroll through the garden. Thanks for introducing it to us! |
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| What a wonderful tour! |
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