I've taken more flower photos in the last week than during the whole summer - or at least it feels that way. Leaves are back in the garden on bushes I didn't know grew leaves - or at least it feels that way. And I'm enjoying the garden more than I have since spring - or at least it feels that way. Basically, gardening is all about feelings, isn't it? And I'm scared it's gonna freeze. Oh, please don't. These shots were taken Sunday and today. Roses were made for temps in the 70's and 80's.
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| Le Vesuve |
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| Le Vesuve |
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| White Maman Cochet |
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| Madame Abel Chatenay |
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| Duchesse d'Auerstadt |
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| Louis Philippe |
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| Louis Philippe |
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| Capitaine Dyel de Graville |
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| Duquesa |
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| Mary Guthrie |
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| Madame Abel Chatenay |
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| Le Vesuve |
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| Le Vesuve |
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| Le Vesuve |
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| Souvenir de la Malmaison |
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| Souvenir de la Malmaison |
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| Souvenir de la Malmaison |
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| Le Vesuve |
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| Bow Bells |
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| Maman Cochet |
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| Pink Gruss an Aachen |
Beautiful roses. My favorite this time is Duchesse d'Auerstadt, although I love them all. The only one I have of yours shown here is Louis Philippe.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy all that beauty in your gardens.
FlowerLady
A gorgeous pink garden, Shelly ! Long live the roses !!! You love them and they love you ...
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All beautiful. Isn't it wonderful when the roses are happy?
ReplyDeleteOh Sherry. How beautiful. Girl you are so lucky to have all of those gorgeous roses in bloom.Mary Guthrie is such a lovely single bloom.
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