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| We've had a couple of light frosts here, and the roses seem to be shutting down for the season. There are a few still putting out blooms though...here's a sample :) Enjoy!
Tammy Gideon Lincecum. Great ARE rose and its beautiful hips are starting to mature around this time.
Caramel Fairytale. One of my favorite Fairytale roses along with Lion's Fairytale.
Charles Darwin. Turning back to its deeper yellow color in the cooler temps.
Dutch Fork China. Was a little slow to take off after planting last year, but is really beginning to take off!
Cal Poly. Pretty little mini with a very nice deep color right now.
Centennial Star. Very nice rose, but I need to get it into the ground soon. I think its beginning to suffer in its pot.
Sugar Moon. Jury is still out on this one. I added it this spring, and it hasn't been too productive thus far. I'm hoping it just needs to mature a bit.
Snow Ruby. I really enjoy this mini. Its my only remaining red with a with petal back...I don't know why, but I've either lost or pulled every other one.
Grumpy. One of the 7 Dwarfs roses. I have six, since Happy was eaten by one of my dogs lol (he's not so Happy anymore!)
Sea Foam. Lovely ground cover rose. Its grown about about 5 ft flat across my new flower bed this year...so far a winner!
Two shots of Hurdy Gurdy. I think this and Pied Piper are my favorite new additions this year. I just love the way this one's buds look and the way ts striping is. Very nice climbing mini!
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| Lovely to see so many unusual roses. It made our rainy morn almost sunny...:>) T^hanks for sharing |
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| You have some beautiful end of season blooms, Tammy! Mine have pretty much wound down to the end now too. I'll probably be picking my End of Trail bouquet any day now. |
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| Lovely blooms, I love the fragrance of Sugar Moon. |
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| You know Krista, I've never smelled it! I'll have to do that next time it blooms...which I'm guessing won't be until next season :( Tammy |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Sat, Oct 27, 12 at 14:34
| Wow! I love that Hurdy Gurdy too - especially the 2nd shot. Gorgeous!!! What do you think of Charles Darwin as to productivity and scent? |
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| Thanks for sharing your pics. jack |
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| Love your roses. I always read your posts since you aren't to far from me, I am NW AR, 6B/7A so I think mine will be similar to yours. Not many rose growers that I can find in my area. About your Hurdy Gurdy, it is gorgeous! I was going to order one but I was under the impression it loses it leaves a lot. Does yours? My Jean La Joe loses hers all the time and I stress till it starts leafing out again, always worried I killed it! Your pictures are great! arkie |
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