Saturday, 27 June 2009

roses are red, and pink and white and yellow




















let me introduce you to my new rose, Golden Fanfare.



for the first year, the pink climber New Dawn is flowering beautifully, typical really.



this is Madame Alfred Carriere, I shall be buying a new one of these.



this bee is having a lovely time in one of the really blowsy blooms



this is my Gran's rose Satchmo, it will be getting dug up soon, and potted up ready for the move, I hope it survives, I know it's the wrong time of year.....



and this little sweetie was a supermarket minature that Miss K insisted we bought last summer and it flowered and flowered, and when it was still alive months later I potted it up in bigger container, and now it is flowering away happily.

when the roses are blooming so beautifully it's hard to stay grumpy for long xox

11 comments:

  1. The roses are completely stunning this year. In our garden I thought perhaps it was just that they'd taken a couple of years to feel settled but actually now I think it's more to do with the weather.

    Hope they all smell yummy too :-)

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  2. Yes, hard to stay grumpy when the roses are so beautiful. And I agree with dottycookie..mine are blooming beautifully too...gotta be the weather. Hope your's survive the move.

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  3. Your roses look beautiful. What is the best time for planting roses?

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  4. Just gorgeous! It's definitely hard to stay grumpy with roses that beautiful!

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  5. This summer I'm trying to not let a day go by without fresh roses in the house. They do make me extremely happy!

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  6. So lovely... just love rose time! Enjoy your queens of the garden. Happy Days ((HUGS))

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  7. they are lovely. I flirt with the idea of growing roses, but wonder if they require work...

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  8. How delightful! Such gorgeous colours. Any plans to make rose petal jam?

    Hope this week is a good one for you with lots of good news.

    Sheila

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  9. Oh, what a pleasure to savor all of your roses now that mine have finished blooming (for now)! I'm partial to the A. Carriere -- bet it smells great. xoxo

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  10. Roses are one of my favorites!
    You made stunning photos!

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  11. Lovely roses, and I love their names.................. hope evrything is going fine with the move?
    Love Vanessa xxx (do you mind if i knit)

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