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The last few for the day..

11 years ago

the Alchymist

Crown Princess Margareta

Most of these roses are in their first year here. They have a lot of growing to do yet..

The many colors of Molineaux.

Lady Emma Hamilton

Abe Darby and William Shakespeare 2000 starting to bloom

Lichfield Angel and The Pilgrim hiding in the background

The Pilgrim

Glamis Castle, LD Braithwaite, and Ambridge in the corner. Please ignore the grass that I obviously need to pull out...

Tradescant



Comments (14)

  • 11 years ago

    My baby Eden Climber

  • 11 years ago

    Ooooh all beautiful!! Love MOLINEUX!!


  • 11 years ago

    Beautiful job. Love your quaint home. Everything looks beautiful!!

  • 11 years ago
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    Your roses are beautiful and healthy!

  • 11 years ago

    Your roses certainly don`t look young! They are beautiful, full and healthy.

  • 11 years ago

    I love Molineux. You have so many DA roses. I like all of them.

  • 11 years ago

    Thanks everyone for the kind words. The roses on the front of my house are new between mid summer last year and some were planted probably 2 months ago. The roses on the side of my house (Wm Shake, Abe, Lichfield Angel and The Pilgrim) have been planted for 4 years. I also have many in my backyard, both old and many new. I believe I currently have 55 David Austins and probably 10 Meillands (many Romanticas), 19 Kordes, and some other misc hybrid teas. Many are new this year so we will see how they do.

  • 11 years ago

    A beautiful collection of Austins. You have the magic touch! Do you feed them often? I have heard they need more food and water than others.


  • 11 years ago

    Your home is charming and the roses just make it extra special.

  • 11 years ago

    Luckily I don't live in a really warm zone so I really don't have to water them too often. We have also been getting a lot of rain lately. As far as feeding goes, I have been moving more to organic feeding. I've really been feeding the soil the last 2 years. I applied compost and manure in the Spring and the Fall. I make my own rose food with blood, fish, alfalfa, kelp, cottonseed, and bone meals. I also add Epsom, milorganite, gypsum, and Azomite. I also top all roses with a handful of red lava rocks for potassium. I probably feed them my mix once/month.

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    What a beautiful Austin collection--and one gorgeous Eden rose! Look forward to seeing next years pics as the roses mature--but they are looking really fine right now!

    I'm really envious of your Pilgrim. Mine (several years old) gave up 2 blooms for the spring flush--and nothing since. Don't know what I need to do for her to get kick-started.

    Kate

  • 11 years ago

    My Pilgrim is grafted and about 4 years old. I do think it is blooming more this year for me than in the previous years. Honestly, I think everything is blooming a lot more for me this year. I really do think it is due to all of the amendments I've been putting in the soil over the last year. They all seem really happy right now, and not a speck of blackspot anywhere. Yet..... And we have had a ton of rain lately. We will see if that changes after this first flush.

    I'm envious of your Braveheart. Now I have to try to figure out where to squeeze him in.

  • 11 years ago

    Your roses are blooming their heads off!!!

    I love the front of your house! The roses look amazing!!!! So many flowers!

    Lovely!

    Carol

  • 11 years ago

    Wow just beautiful. Thanks for sharing how you feed them and amend the soil. It looks like they sure love it.

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