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Madame Lombard
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leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (
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Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 13:44
| This tea really blooms. Interesting how the blooms are not solitary... |
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RE: Madame Lombard
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- Posted by leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (My Page) on
Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 13:46
| Her blooms last a long time and show a lot of variability |
RE: Madame Lombard
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- Posted by leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (My Page) on
Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 13:47
| A real beauty and healthy too |
RE: Madame Lombard
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- Posted by leezen4u Z10 Sunset Z24 coas (My Page) on
Tue, Sep 23, 14 at 13:50
| and of course my friend Mr. Murphy always follows me as I take photos hoping to get a belly rub |
RE: Madame Lombard
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| Mine is temporarily in a large pot. She blooms often, and I just love her. |
RE: Madame Lombard
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| It's obvious the handsome Mr. Murphy has a good life. I'm surprised at the light pink shade of your rose. Mine in a previous garden was always much darker, probably due to lower humidity and higher temps. I quite like the paler version but I'm sure the one I ordered will be darker also in my hot garden. Thank you for posting all the lovely pictures of different roses. You must have quite a garden and we'd love to see more of the total picture. Ingrid |
RE: Madame Lombard
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| Lovely! Mr. Murphy looks like a terrific companion in the garden. Jay |
RE: Madame Lombard
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| Mme. Lombard has been that sort of light pink here, also -- just since the horrible heatwave began. As the temperatures normalize, she'll go back to her more-colorful appearance. Jeri |
RE: Madame Lombard
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| Here's my tummy rubbing helper, Alistair, measuring the gigantic fungus at the foot of a white oak |
RE: Madame Lombard
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RE: Madame Lombard
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| Shouldn't that be 'Mme Lambard'? |
RE: Madame Lombard
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| It SHOULD, shouldn't it? If I am writing, or thinking of it for my own reference, I always think of it as "Lambard." But it is so commonly spelled (illogically, I think) as "Lombard" -- I am somewhat intimidated.
:-) Jeri |
RE: Madame Lombard
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You are so lucky! My favorite rose and my favorite kind of cat.
Laura |
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