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Another Peace Bloom

11 years ago

Please forgive me! I am going to try and hold off posting any more pictures until I have lots more blooms, I am so excited right now, because so far every bloom that has opened has been pretty, usually that's not the case with the first few blooms. This Peace bloom is much lighter than the one I posted yesterday.

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densiemill Miller
11 years ago
No need to forgive you. I live for these pictures as I am patiently awaiting my first bloom. So I get to live through you and others. So keep posting
sara_ann-z6bok
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you Denise, I do want everyone to enjoy these pictures, One of the things I enjoy the most on this forum is seeing others beautiful roses. Hope you have blooms soon!
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11 years ago
I don't mind a bit opening a post with one picture. And it's nice when doing a search for a particular rose.
rosecanadian
11 years ago
I also live for posted rose pictures. You make my day by posting pictures!!

I agree with you - I love your Peace rose!!! Looks like candy. Mmmmm...

Carol
sara_ann-z6bok
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you so much!

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