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| A few photos from the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden
Summer Blush (alba)
Grande Renoncule (gallica)
Petite Orleanaise (gallica)
Pena Cabbage (hp)
Lamarque (noisette)
Sir Henry Segrave (ht)
Cardinal Richelieu (gallica)
Waldtraut Nielsen (moss)
Mme Alfred Carriere (noisette)
James Mason (gallica)
James Galway (climber)
The Herbalist (shrub)
Scharlachglut (gallica)
'Hoag House Cream' (ht)
Sparrieshoop (shrub)
Justine Ramet (centifolia)
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Follow-Up Postings:
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| What a treat to see these little-known roses (at least to me). Petite Orleanaise is cute beyond words. Not so petite either if that's all one bush! They're all marvelous photos, Masha, as usual. I so appreciate your showing so many roses from this wonderful public garden. Ingrid |
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- Posted by vintage_roses 7 (My Page) on Mon, May 2, 11 at 20:32
| Wow! Just breathtaking! What camera, lens, and setting are you using for these beautiful pictures! I hope to be able to take pictures like this someday! Emma G. |
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| I think these photos are better than ever! Did you get a new camera? Like Ingrid said, your pics are usually marvelous but these are particularly spectacular. I love every one of them and they make me want every rose you've shown us! Thank you for posting! Annabeth |
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| Lovely photos. Loved those single blooms. Outstanding. |
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- Posted by organicgardendreams z 10 (My Page) on Wed, May 4, 11 at 0:58
| Masha, thanks for the spring tour through the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden. The roses are so gorgeous there and it is always so much fun to see some lesser know varieties. Great photos as usual! Christina |
Here is a link that might be useful: Organic Garden Dreams
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| Lovely pics. It's really interesting to see the pic of Mme Alfred Carriere. It's new to my garden, planted last year. I'm really looking forward to seeing it in bloom. |
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- Posted by the_bustopher Kansas City MO (My Page) on Thu, May 5, 11 at 22:44
| Wow! Thanks for taking the time to do this. |
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- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Thu, May 5, 11 at 23:24
| Petite Orleanaise is just glorious. Thank you! Renee |
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| I am also impressed with these great photos. I am so glad to see whole bush photos--it gives us a good idea of how some of these roses mature. Thanks, this is a treat! |
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| Thank you for your wonderful comments. I have a DSLR camera and I shoot in RAW. Masha |
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- Posted by silverkelt Z5b/Southern Maine (My Page) on Mon, May 30, 11 at 10:31
| WOW WOW wow WOW wow WOW I could type that all day.. you must have had a day of it! Thank you for sharing. |
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| I'm glad this thread rose to the top again so I could revisit these beautiful roses. Petite Orleanaise (nothing petite about the bush!) is my absolute favorite. Thanks Masha. Ingrid |
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| Surely a master's work! I absolutely adore those side close-ups like that of Petite Orleanaise and Sparrieshoop looks lovely to me as well! Jana |
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| Lovely photos. I wish my photos where half as good. I feel like poking my nose in to to smell the perfume. |
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