Molineux



Anne Boleyn--a shorter one



Pretty Jessica--another shorter one



Lady of Shalott--one of my favorites



Mortimer Sackler--a bigger one, but my present one is not recovering well from our brutal winter. : (



Queen of Swedens (3)--perhaps the loveliest Austin, but not as good on re-bloom as I'd like.



William Shakespeare 2000--doesn't do full justice to the dark beauty of this rose.



Jubilee Celebration--another one of Austin's most beautiful roses, but suffers from "weak neck" syndrome too often.



Munstead Woods--my favorite Austin



The Pilgrim climber



That's not all my Austins, but it is getting late at night and my sleep-filled eyes force me to bid you Night, Night!

Enjoy.

Kate

P.S. Joe--that Delbard is truly lovely!

Molineux: the colours on this one are spectacular. Each bloom is a slightly different blend of yellows.

Sharifa Asma: the scent is just divine, a slightly larger rose in my garden.

I wish I had pictures of some of my other favourites but I can't find them right now. Fair Bianca is a beautiful, compact white. The Prince has a velvety looking rich colour that I have never been able to capture correctly with a camera, but is one of my favourites. Pretty Jessica and Evelyn are both about to bloom and they are beautiful too but I have no photos yet (maybe in a week or so).

I actually bought Happy Child off a suggestion from a forum member (who I think might have been dublinbay/kate, lol) as a nice, compact yellow and it is also about to bloom, for the very first time, in a couple days so I'm very excited to see it!

Graham Thomas

Gentle Hermione

A Shropshire Lad

Port Sunlight had smaller flowers that truly glowed viewed striaght on.

Harlow Carr had lovely large flattish flowers (great color)

Carding Mill (warm and wonderful)