A Few Blooms (Not Quite A Bounty Though)
aurora1701e
14 years ago
I'm going to Mexico for a couple weeks. Before I go I wanted to share a few roses that are blooming here. Unfortunately I'm probably going to miss my second flush, but there's always Fall, right?! Enjoy!
Jeff
MR. LINCOLN (For Serenasyh!!)
GEMINI [JB got the best of this :-( ]
STRIKE IT RICH
ABOUT FACE (The one cane is 6' tall!!)
LOVE & PEACE
HONOR
BURGUNDY ICEBERG (This was a 1-gallon own-root I got from Chamblees in April. Now in a 3-gallon pot and growing, growing, growing)
DISNEYLAND
BIOLA CENTENNIAL
HEIRLOOM
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