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| Its been a long Fall season here with many roses putting out flushes even now in mid-December. I thought I would cut a sampling of them to bring indoors. If you are interested here are the rose varieties (starting from the bottom left): Vase on left - MOLINEUX, (2) FIRST AND F0REMOST, Rear vase - IRRESISTIBLE, YELLOW JACKET, JOY, DR. JOHN DICKMAN, Vase on right - DR. JOHN DICKMAN, (2) LINDSAY'S ROSE, YELLOW JACKET. Dan |
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| Must be nice to have blooms in mid-December, they are lovely. So glad you shared them. |
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| Gorgeous- I don't believe I've seen a true yellow rose such as yellow jacket. Is it fragrant and does it stay yellow through the life of the rose itself? Thx for sharing in winter! |
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| Fresh rose bouquets this time of year? Almost mind-boggling to those of us shivering in the Midwest! : ) But such lovely bouquets! Kate |
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- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Wed, Dec 11, 13 at 18:27
| Those are some gorgeous yellows!!! I've recently discovered that I really like yellow roses - and yours are soooo vibrant. :) Carol |
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| Dany, thanks for sharing your holiday roses! They're lovely and a welcome sight on a snowy day. |
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| Just what my eyes need to see! Thank you. |
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| Thanks, everyone, for the kind words. Yes, I am becoming an avid fan of yellow roses -- I think I have over a dozen kinds right now. Surya -- YELLOW JACKET is a wonderful patio-shrub type rose. I do propagate it so if you want a rooted cutting let me know and I should have some next growing season. Dan |
Here is a link that might be useful: Helpmefind: Yellow Jacket
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