I know, anybody can grow roses... but I love them. All different colors and types. Anyway, here are some of mine, not all were in a photogenic mood...
Two pages of roses...
This is Tropicana
This is SnowFire
NoID pink
Old Cabbage Rose
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I know, anybody can grow roses... but I love them. All different colors and types. Anyway, here are some of mine, not all were in a photogenic mood...
Two pages of roses...
This is Tropicana
This is SnowFire
NoID pink
Old Cabbage Rose
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Here are a couple more..
This is Apricot somethingorother.. Don't know why the bud looks greenish around the edges, it doesn't in person. Open bloom color is very accurate
This is another NoID
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I love roses, they all say you have to be nuts to grow roses in Fla, so pass the prozac, just gotta have them. Your cabbage rose looks like my Lynn Anderson BEAUTIFUL!!!
Cin
Beautiful roses! Anyone can grow them you say? hehe
I think it's neat how some roses smell different than others. I love the multi colored ones...
Those are drop dead gorgeous Diane! I can also smell them. Sigh--no growing them on this mountainside.
Very nice, Diane! And Cin, too!
Julie
Diane, I think maybe you are thinking anyone can grow them here in New York where they grow big, huge, plump, and gorgeous on everyone's front yard. But I bet California its a bit trickier. Congrats!!!!
Over here they grow like, well like wild flowers. The Rose is afterall the State Flower for NY.
Your roses are spectacular!! Roses are my second favorite flowers, and your's look so healthy & happy...I'm jealous. I have about a dozen, but have to battle the deer for possession - last week all bushes were loaded with buds ready to burst.... and two days ago the army came through. Not a bud left behind - just hoof prints.![]()
Mr.Lincoln is my favorite - deep dark red with a fragrance you can follow in the dark!
Thanks for the pics
Good job!
Actually, they do tend to have issues with not enough of a dormant period in the winter, and are terribly susceptible to powdery mildew because of our ocean air layer moisture (read foggy) in May and June.. But a little preventative systemic feeding when they first start to bud out and they do well.
Diame,
Ever had problems with leaf cutter bees? My Tiffany looks like swiss cheese.
Cin