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labrea 7NYC (
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Fri, Jul 15, 11 at 11:19
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| Beautiful rose pictures, la brea, every one of them. I also have the Kronprinzessin, but yours is much larger. Captain Dyel is such a difficult rose to find; it looks somewhat similar to Levesen-Gower, of which I have two, but even more attractive, at least to my eyes. Ingrid |
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| I Got Sdlm Rouge last year and it's a deeper rose pink the petals are not as organized as Capt Dyel. |
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| Love the bloom with the bee landing. It looks velvety. |
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| Great bee pic, and very lovely roses. The colors are so rich. |
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| Great pics, but your roses are looking a lot cooler than mine. Mine have brown edges or have just given up trying to bloom in this triple-digit heat. Exception: Our Lady of Guadalupe is getting ready to open about two dozen blooms. Go, Lady, go! Kate |
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Great bee photo! I love the deep green background foliage you have in the last photo. Sorry your lovely roses fried. Dang that weather!
Renee |
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| The background foliage is an apple tree the city planted a series of apple trees along the green strip from Houston to West 3rd streets years ago I think there are 2 left one is in our garden |
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| What wonderful photos. I love the colours in the background of the second photo, and how you've captured the landing bee in the first. I inherited a mystery rose much like yours in my old garden, I finally assumed it must have been Mirandy, although at the time I thought maybe Abe Lincoln was a possibility. It too had a wonderful strong scent, and it bloomed continuously. I loved it. Thanks for sharing!!! robert |
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| love the bee shot. really nice pictures, thanks. |
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