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Sun, Jun 3, 12 at 21:20
| Lots of Rain more rain & still more Rain Madame Hardy was a washout.
Capt Dyel one halh the bush bloomed now the other side is blooming,
Canary Island on a few blooms on this 1 year old next year it will be magnificent.
Eglantyne also put on a good show but was also drowned.
Don Poncet a Modern Generosa sent by mistake a few years ago from a Nursery I gave it to another one of the members of our Community Garden
even after the rain it makes a nice presentation.
Marie de St Jean a small white portland that blooms with a magenta tint on the edges that vanishes quickly.
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| The third photo is a knock-out, this one is going to be my "wallpaper". Love all your photos, as for the rain, we certainly needed it, if only to put out the forest fires. |
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| Beautiful blooms and close-ups, love the rich colors. |
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| You always have some unusual roses, which I really enjoy, and the roses through your lens look mouth-watering. Please keep posting. Ingrid |
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| Dan Poncet not Don I always get that wrong. I waited years for Marie de ST Jean ordered it twice only to be told next year & finally got one & I killed it. I got this last one through Vintage & it actually came 2 rooted cutting in 1 container so I gave 1 to Brooklyn Botanical Gardens along with Catherine Guillot & Hermosa & in turn I was offered a rooted Canary Island. I like to keep arose 4 or 5 years & then pass it on. |
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- Posted by zeffyrose_pa6b7 6b7 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 6, 12 at 19:39
| Joe---Your pictures are always a treat-----we are also having a lot of rain----we've been doing some ruthless pruning----bushes are out of control--- Florence |
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