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7 more of my best--Part Seven

12 years ago

The first pic is Lee Ann Rhimes

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The second pic is Andrea Stelzer

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The third pic is Pearl

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The fourth pic is Lady of the Dawn

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The fifth pic is Suffolk

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The sixth pic is Playfair

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The last pic is Nantucket--Enjoy--Ron

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Comments (6)

jim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
12 years ago
Hey Ron your roses look great! I can't wait until ours bloom.
serenasyh
12 years ago
What delicate pinks and beautiful "seashells" of roses, Ron. Wow!
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inga007
12 years ago
Beautiful and some never seen blooms. Love the Pearl.

Real eye candy.
pippi21
12 years ago
Ron, what beauty to have to look at! I imagine the smell is heavenly! Are they by any special grower like David Austin ? Do you order you roses or buy locally? I'm in love with the Nantucket variety..such perfection in the bloom. Does it stay that tight when it is in full bloom?
ron_and_susan
Original Author
12 years ago
Pippi--Most of our roses are on fortunianna root stock>(Which is a Fla. rook stock).We buy these plants from a grower in Miss. The nantucket is one we have been growing since 1985 and when we first planted it in April of 1985 it did not bloom until august. It does stay tight in full bloom.--Ron
canadian_rose
12 years ago
Suffolk, Pearl and Lee Ann Rimes took my breath away. LAR is quite shocking in its colors. Really like that.

Your pics are great. Suffolk looks incredible. Wish I had it. :)

Carol

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