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Roses "S"

11 years ago

Well, we're getting close to the end. By the time we're done, I'll probably have this yr's blooms startin' to pop out! Yay!!

S.E.A. OF LOVE


SACRED HEART

SAFARI (FREELANDER)

SALLY KANE

SAMARITAN

SAMBA (FREELANDER)

SANDRA

SANDRA RENAISSANCE - making a triumphant comeback from the near-dead!

SANKA

SAVOY HOTEL


Comments (56)

  • 11 years ago

    and...

    STEPPIN' OUT


    ST EXUPERY

    STORMY WEATHER CL

    ST PATRICK

    STRAIGHT ARROW

    STRANGER

    STRIKE IT RICH

    STUNNING

    SUCCESS STORY

    SULTRY



  • 11 years ago

    and...

    SUMMER FASHION


    SUMMER NIGHTS

    SUMMER SONG

    SUNDANCE

    SUNDOWNER

    SUNNY LEONIDAS

    SUNSET BLVD

    SUNSET CELEBRATION

    SUNTAN BEAUTY mini

    SUPERGOLD


  • 11 years ago


    SUPERSTITION


    SURPRISE

    SUSAN ELIZABETH

    SUSAN MASSU

    SWAN LAKE CL

    SWEET AKITO

    SWEET BEAUTY

    SWEET GESTURE

    SWEETIE PIE

    SWEET JULIET


  • 11 years ago


    SWEETNESS


    SWEET UNIQUE

    SWEET VALENTINE

    SWIRLING ORANGE


    Wow. I'm liking this new format. Uploading from your own files is so much better than having to upload pics to a photo-hosting website and then linking them here.


  • 11 years ago

    Oops! Sorry, Beth.


  • 11 years ago

    Shucks, is that all you have for S's Beth? Amazing. An entire garden could be composed. Glad to see 'Sharifa', Mossy. It's new to my garden. Here's another of 'Secret'. I removed 'Pristine' as they were so similar but 'Secret' had more scent for me.

    Secret



  • 11 years ago

    Sexy Rexy - an excellent petal packed floribunda

  • 11 years ago

    Sexy Rexy with his darker buds

  • 11 years ago
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    I don't think I've ever seen so many gorgeous roses at one time, lots of beauties!

    SHEILA'S PERFUME

    SUNSPRITE

    Souvenir de la Malmaison


  • 11 years ago



    OMG, Beth, you have a kajillion beautiful S's! Did I count 85?

    Mossy, I caught your two beauties in there as well!

    Show Stopper


    Sisters at Heart


    Snow Ruby


    Softee


    Soroptimist International


    Summer Fashion


    Sunny Delight


  • 11 years ago

    Iris and Sara, you snuck your pretties in there while I was posting mine!

  • 11 years ago

    Seil, that's a very striking photo of Soroptimist International, beautiful. So much beauty here, c'mon Spring!


  • 11 years ago

    SOUTH AFRICA

  • 11 years ago

    SNUFFY

  • 11 years ago

    SPELLBOUND

  • 11 years ago

    Strike It Rich - grandiflora

  • 11 years ago

    Strike It Rich - color change

  • 11 years ago

    SCENTIMENTAL

  • 11 years ago

    St. Patrick - the longest lasting rose for bouquets and the color can change after cutting to a wonderful rich golden yellow.

  • 11 years ago

    SIGNATURE

  • 11 years ago

    STAINLESS STEEL

  • 11 years ago

    ST. PATRICK

  • 11 years ago

    SEXY REXY

  • 11 years ago

    I may break down and buy this yellow if it has vase life. Anyone know?

    Sunshine Daydream - Meilland'06 grandiflora, AARS'12


  • 11 years ago

    Ought to be weeding but one more. Last spring at SJ Municipal Rose Gard. Stephen's Big Purple was showing this color. Not at its prime as you can see.

    Stephen's Big Purple - Stephens'85, HT


  • 11 years ago

    Aughh. Weeding to be done. One more.

    Sunbright - Warriner'84, HT


  • 11 years ago

    Oh my goodness I see another rose order in my near future. Everyones roses are stunning! Judy

  • 11 years ago

    Spring's A Comin'

  • 11 years ago

    Sheesh, what a lot of gorgeous roses!!!! Wow!!!

    I have zero S roses. The best I can do is a sunflower or two from my garden.

  • 11 years ago
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    Oh I just love Sandra, Susan Elizabeth, Swirling Orange, Secret, Sheila's Perfume, Sisters at Heart, South Africa, Strike it Rich and Sunshine Daydream. So many more!

    Edit: Oh! I love the sunflowers!

  • 11 years ago

    Lots of pretty flowers here. Thanks for the look. Also, Beth, thanks for the Something Special. I have one, but it hasn't done much for me. I may need to move it to a better spot.

  • 11 years ago

    BETH ~~

    I see you have 'Swirling Orange'. Yea. Hope it does well for you. QUESTION --- you explained how to post multiple pics and I don't remember how or what post. Please repeat.

    Making split pea soup instead of weeding! Then can look up these beauties. Kentucky's 'Snuffy' and 'Spellbound' have me lusting for coral. Working upwards Seil's mini 'Showstopper' stopped me! And both pictures of 'Sisters At Heart' are tugging the heartstrings.

    Has anyone been able to copy and paste text into this comment box? TIA

  • 11 years ago

    Hey Mossy no biggie. I just have so many, and ya can only do 10 in each posting, so I knew someone would sneak some in there. Very pretty!!

    Seil, I have waaay more than what I posted here. Some didn't bloom and others didn't have good enough pics. These are a drop in the bucket. LOL

    Rosecanadian, love those sunflowers. I need to try growing some for the birdies.

    Bustopher, my SOMETHING SPECIAL took a bit to do its thing. I really like it now.

    Irisgal, posting pics now is soooo much easier. Just click on the photo button at the bottom and find your own photo files and upload one at a time. You can do 10 in each post. Then just do another post for more. No more uploading to photo hosting websites. I'll be closing up my Picture Trail account when it's up. What else is nice about this, is the pictures stay here. With linking them to a hosting website, whenever you delete the photos from there, they disappear from here as well. This is basically a lot like Facebook.


  • 11 years ago

    Phew! I was bushed, just viewing your lovely roses, Beth.
    What a lot of work, just posting.
    Thank you all.
    Lovely blooms to view, with just snow and ice, seen from my window.


  • 11 years ago

    What a bevy of breathtaking beauties! Amazing. Beth, how big IS your property? :)

    I so enjoy these posts. It's a balmy 6 C here today (that's about 43 F); the first day to be above freezing in over two months! It feels sooooo nice and I can begin to imagine that I might have roses again sometimes relatively soon.

    Savoy Hotel


    South Africa

    Souvenir du Docteur Jamain


    Summer Love


    Sun Sprinkles (mini)


  • 11 years ago

    SO many spectacular S's!!!

    Beth, I love your Seven Seas & Shot Silk, and glad to see your Seattle Scentsation picture (I have that one on order for Spring).

    Mossy, LOVE your Siren's Keep...is it a good rose for you? Fragrant? That one might have to go on my wish list!

    Irisgal, That Secret picture is perfect!

    Kentucky Rose, Stainless Steel is captivating & Spring's A Comin is so cute...I had never heard of that one until the "name that rose" game...lol

    Seil, I think Showstopper is my favorite of yours...just beautiful!

    Sara Ann, the petals on your Sheila's Perfume looked hand painted...what a great picture!

    Redwolf, Your mini Sun Sprinkles is adorable!!!

    RoseCanadian, Sunflowers are a favorite of mine. I'm anxiously awaiting planting my seeds for this year's crop. Gorgeous pictures of yours!

    Mine will have to be in two posts...here are some:


    Scentimental



    Souvenir de la Malmaison


    Souvenir de Pierre Notting

    Scepter'd Isle


    Strike it Rich


    Sugar Moon


    Secret's Out


    Softee


    Sombreuil


    Sweet Pea











  • 11 years ago

    And just a few more...


    Spice


    Souvenir de St. Anne's


    Sweet Surrender



    Singin the Blues


    Sunsprite

  • 11 years ago

    Soooooo many beauties -- I can't even begin to pick out my favorites. I think "S" is the most gorgeous rose letter of them all!

    Here are my two humble contributions:

    Sweet Diana--cute little mini. I have 7 of them scattered periodically around the garden.


    And the exquisite Scepter'd Isle (Austin)---which isn't as bloomiferous yet as I wanted, but here's hoping for this season--its third.


    Kate



  • 11 years ago

    Beauties all!!

    Pat, that SOFTEE is adorable! And SINGIN' THE BLUES... Wow! I'm so glad to see a good photo of that one. I have that rose out in one of my beds that gets very little sun, and I don't think it's bloomed in 4-5yrs! (Gee... I wonder why??) But... that whole bed will get moved and dispersed into several new beds after the septic re-do. Lots more sun over there. Can't wait! (Septic re-do starts this week!! Yay!)


  • 11 years ago

    Pat - that was my one bloom from Siren's Keep last year, it was a new band. So I am very much looking forward to seeing what it is going to do this year. It is fragrant.


  • 11 years ago

    Wow, those are some amazingly beautiful roses and photos of them. I am blown away by how many I would love to grow if I had room and if I had water, neither of which is abundant right now. Here are my S's.

    Silver Star

    Sultry (It stayed a one cane wonder for years so I rooted some cuttings to replace it. It then started humming along and now I grow two of this rose, that I love so much.)


    St. Patrick


    Snowbird (Another one cane wonder I rooted to be sure I never was without it. I put the babies in the raised bed last year and have high hopes this year. The original is in a less than perfect place.)


    Symphony


    Summer Fashion


    Sharon's Choice


    Samaritan (has another name, I think)

  • 11 years ago

    It has a bunch of names, lol! Samaritan, King Arthur, Lawrence of Arabia, Fragrant Surprise, registration name HARverag and it's exhibition name, English Sonnet! Gorgeous pic too!

  • 11 years ago

    Thanks Mossy...If that was a picture of SK's first bloom, can't wait to see pictures of what's to come.

    Kate, Your Sweet Diana IS super sweet!

    Kathy, Sharon's Choice is really striking...I'm about to go look that one up!

  • 11 years ago

    Wow!!! Pat I'm loving your roses!! Awesom!!!

    I really like the Summer Fashion - reminds me of daffodils.

    Carol

  • 11 years ago

    Love seeing Souvenir de Pierre Notting! How big does this one get for you? I've got a gallon plant that needs to go in the garden soon.

  • 11 years ago

    Oh, Kathy--that pic of Symphony is really getting to me. I've been resisting it for several years now because I don't have any room left for more roses, but when I see a lovely pic like that one, I can hardly resist running out and buying one right on the spot.

    Kate

  • 11 years ago


    Sally Holmes!

  • 11 years ago

    Hey Brittie, My SdPN was new for me last year, so not sure of it's mature size and honestly not sure it's really SdPN. I bought mine as a gallon from RU, and it ended the season at maybe 2 X 2 at the most...supposedly stays small compared to most teas (but bloomed almost non-stop). I originally ordered SdPN & Mlle. Franziska Kruger from RVR, but they weren't able to send SdPN, so I got it from RU. My SdPN & MFK are indistinguishable in bloom & bush, so not sure I have the real one...I really think I may have two MFKs.

  • 11 years ago

    Kate, if you can find Symphony, get it! It is an unusual Austin in that it stays a small bush, no more than 3 x3 feet for me. It is a wonderful rose.


  • 11 years ago

    Sunshine Daydream, one of the only two roses I ever purchased. It's an amazingly vigorous and easy rose. However Bambi loves it too. Sigh...