No apologies necessary, Tammy, they're all gorgeous! It took me a minute to realize where the caterpillar was, lol!

Lol..I know Seil! When I first walked over to the plant, I thought it was some weird kind of growth! Took me a minute to figure out what it was too!

I also just noticed there's a tiny little clear/white spider hiding in the petals in the Rainbow Sorbet picture :)

That's why I don't spray the great majority of my roses; I just love seeing all the little creatures using the plants as homes and playing in the petals (with the exception of japanese beetles, cucumber beetles, aphids...etc...but I just deal with them)

Tammy

You have some lovely roses, and I was delighted to see Route 66, a rose I love but that won't grown in my oven (oh, I mean garden). I also have a young plant of Romaggi Plot Bourbon and enjoyed seeing your photo. Vineyard Song is also especially lovely. Thanks for a very enjoyable group.

Ingrid

They are all beautiful. I like the name Rainbow Sorbet!

Interesting caterpillar pic, really does look like a stem.

That is one cool caterpillar!

Lots of lovely roses, but I got so excited at your gorgeous pic of Munstead Woods which I ordered for next spring that now I can hardly wait for spring to come--and autumn has barely begun! LOL

Kate

Love em all! Especially "paw maw", "helen naude" and "antico amore"! Are they fragrant (and where did you get them? LOL)!

Oooh, Route 66 is mesmerizing. I must look that one up...and your Munstead Wood is huge and voluptuous (I am going over top on these adjectives), but they are all gorgeous. Pawmaw is really something, too. I enjoyed every photo. Thanks for posting. Diane