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The Fawn
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Posted by
kittymoonbeam So. CA sunset 23 (
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Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 11:59
| The Fawn is such a trouble free rose for me and the flowers look as good in summer as in the spring. |
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| And just for fun here's Albertine |
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| Sonia Rykiel. I wish I could share the fragrance of this rose. It's hard to describe like Jude the Obscure, it has fruit along with the Damask that makes it delicious. I wish I could live on eating rose petals and drinking nectar like hummingbirds. |
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| Wife of Bath from Fullerton Arboretum. I like this rose and I'm so glad they planted two long rows of her. The plants are so small now and still making these wonderful blooms. |
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| I love easy care roses----Albertine works great here but it did try to eat my house----LOL Florence |
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| Albertine is trying to take the shed.Trimmers from Edison came out and cut the tree branches and dropped them right on Albertine's flush. I am having better luck handling Albertine than when I had Belle Portugaise. |
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| You have such good taste, Kitty. Lovely. (Please be sure to sneak in some photos of your hummingbirds amidst these pretty rose pictures. I just know I wouldn't be the only one to enjoy them. The ruby-throated hummingbirds arrived at our house last week.) |
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| The Fawn is my favorite. Some day I will have a pink garden. |
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| Really lovely, Kitty. My Fawn is gone because, contrary to what everyone has said about it, mine didn't do that well. Yours on the other hand is picture-perfect. Ingrid |
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| Beautiful pictures, Kitty. I have a small Fawn; I hope it does as well as yours does, one day. |
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