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| I don't know if any of you remembered but this year I had to move and I took all of my roses with me. So here are some pictures.
Unique Panache
Bouquet Parfait
Gem of the Prairies (I really think this is Geschwind's Orden)
Unknown rose found at my Mom's
Nymphe Egeria
Jacques Cartier
I can NOT remember the name of this popular hybrid musk right now haha
Rosarium Utersen
Mary Rose
This is the gate my new neighbor made me
We needed the gate for my daughter's new service dog who was very tired after a loooong day of training
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Follow-Up Postings:
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| What a beautiful garden. I love the pink and white blooms on Bouquet Parfait. (Could the Hybrid Musk be Penelope...) Cute fence, and dog! |
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- Posted by harborrose 8a-PNW (My Page) on Wed, Jun 20, 12 at 18:15
| hi, Alida, How exciting that your roses are blooming; it must make you feel even more that you're at home in your new place. Congratulations. I have 'Gilda' which I think is the same as 'Gem of the Prairies' and 'Orden.' I read that posting too from Hannes on Paul Z's site. My 'Bouquet Parfait' has just barely started blooming; I really like that rose! Did you take your 'Tausendschon'? Thanks for posting your pictures. So glad for you. Love that gate - hope life is good for you. Gean |
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| Thanks Krista! That hybrid musk is Ghislaine de F�ligonde, finally remembered! Hi Gene! Yes I did take Taus! It's still blooming too! Harison's Yellow was in a coma- it just leafed out a few weeks ago and is blooming now. I was nervous about that.. Oh I think Gilda is also the same rose. I forget who intruduced Gem of the Prairies but I think it was someone who did buy lots of roses from Geschwind. Even the buds and foliage look exactly alike. And thanks for the kind words! |
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| How nice to have so many survivals. Lot's of nice roses. |
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| That's great congratulations! I hope your roses love your new garden. |
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| Lovely roses all, but your Unique Panachee is to die for. One of the prettiest striped roses I've ever seen. Lovely gate, and so thoughtful,and your daughter's dog is a sweetie. It looks as though he might need sunscreen on that pink patch on his nose! Ingrid |
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| I love that rose too, it's still blooming... And the hair is growing back on Lucky's nose! |
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- Posted by zeffyrose_pa6b7 6b7 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 20:49
| WOW---When you described your move and all the work digging up so many roses I was concerned for them AND you. Looks like they are very happy in their new location. What a nice neighbor you have---love the gate----Your garden looks fantastic. Please keep posting pictures. Florence |
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| Thanks Florence! x |
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- Posted by xtal z8b Temple. TX (cifisher@vvm.com) on Sun, Jul 20, 14 at 21:25
| Altorama, It's been 2 years since you posted this, but I'm wondering if that unknown rose at your mother's house might be "Gilda". I'm wondering if you can tell me anything about it? I've been searching for a climbing rose that will go with my Desert Willow "Bubba" along with the magenta blooming Texas sage. Did this rose give your mom any problems? I wanted to put it on an arbor. What would your thoughts be about that? Xtal |
Here is a link that might be useful: Gilda
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