Falling In Love

16 years ago

Better pics at HMF of this very pretty, pastel pink 2006 Carruth rose. I've been admiring it in a neighbor's garden and all the good shots came out terribly blurry :-( Need to practice with this camera. My nose didn't catch fragrance.

FALLING IN LOVE

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katefisher
16 years ago
Just gorgeous. Thank you for sharing that.

Kate
dove_song
16 years ago
A beautiful rose indeed, Iris Gal. I grow this one in my garden and love it!! Thanks for sharing your neighbor's 'Falling in Love' with us. :)

Debbie
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canadian_rose
16 years ago
She is so demure - poking her head out from behind the leaf. Such a soft look. Love the color!! Mmmmmmm.

Carol
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
16 years ago
I really enjoy mine (except for the wicked thorns) and you captured the soft pink color very well. Mine is usually fragrant to very fragrant. Unfortunately it's a little winter tender even in my zone, and got bit pretty hard last year when we dipped down to almost zero for 4 or 5 days. Thanks for posting this beauty.
dove_song
16 years ago
Ah yes, the thorns on FALLING IN LOVE are capable of severely wounding one...hehe, sort of like choosing the wrong partner to fall in love with. Gotta be careful! :-P But on the plus side you can plant this rose in an area you don't want anyone, man or beast, to intrude.

Debbie