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Krista_5NY
14 years ago
Tiny Tears is so charming, thank you for the introduction.
kathy9norcal
14 years ago
Love that K & M rose! Can't bring myself to say its name. If I ever see it in the nursery, it might slip home with me.
Renny is quite cute, too.
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serenasyh
14 years ago
Very lively colors Pelicanhead!
ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
14 years ago
Renny is the most darling little rose. It's new to me and I definitely will have to look it up. Thanks for posting.
the_bustopher z6 MO
14 years ago
Nice pictures. I'm waiting for my Ketchup and Mustard to bloom. Yours looks good and encouraging.
C Schaffner
Original Author
14 years ago
Renny is the best little rose. The bush gets covered with lots of whirly twirly little hot pink roses and they last a long time.
bethnorcal9
14 years ago
Pretty pretty! Oooh, I can't wait to see my KETCHUP & MUSTARD bloom!!! Love that one!
suebelle_neworleans
14 years ago
I have not seen most of these roses before. They are all pretty nice specimens.
Thanks for sharing.
Suebelle
seil zone 6b MI
14 years ago
More beauties! Honey Perfume! YUM!

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