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Tue, Jan 29, 13 at 17:15
Some of my rooted rose clippings have buds, this one bloomed today.      Another has a perfect bud.  Outside the window :) |
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| Wow--what a contrast. Having grown up in the north, I've seen many a view out the window that looked like yours (and has its own beauty while it is "untouched"), but the rose blooming indoors almost seems like magic--some summer sun glowing in there also! Wonderful! You must show us those beautiful babies next summer in the garden. Kate |
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| What a beautiful color your rose has. What is its parentage? Diane |
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- Posted by gr8heather (My Page) on Tue, Jan 29, 13 at 19:03
| I don't know the type. It was just a big beautiful bush that caught my eye last summer, so I got a clipping. It smells very nice too. :) |
This post was edited by gr8heather on Tue, Jan 29, 13 at 19:04
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| I love it! I grew up in Buffalo, NY and your view looks alot like mine did...anything blooming through that mess of snow brightens a day! Really nice color on that bloom...maybe someone can ID it? I have a tiny Rouletti plant in my greenhouse that hasn't stopped blooming yet either. Its the only one doing it, and it always surprises me when everything else is pretty much dorment :) Tammy |
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- Posted by lola-lemon (My Page) on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 3:37
| The burgundy stems and also the orange flower color makes me think of Lady Emma Hamilton. Love this rose. Does it smell strongly of a roses and lemons? She's also not very thorny. If the red stems don't fade, and some flowers are edged in scarlet when they fade- I really would put money on LEH. |
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- Posted by gr8heather 6b (My Page) on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 12:12
It could be a Lady Emma Hamilton. The burgundy stem photo is from a different variety. I see pink, orange and yellow. It does have a strong scent that I suppose could be described as lemony. Here are some fully bloomed pictures from just now. The bloom of course is smaller that it will be on a full grown rose.      |
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- Posted by gr8heather none (My Page) on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 13:15
This was the bud before it opened. It was is weirdly leafy.  |
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