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First Poseidon bloom

Sara-Ann Z6B OK

10 years ago

POSEIDON - This bush is looking very healthy after struggling!

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User
10 years ago
Sara, the colour looks gorgeous but it's a little difficult to see the detail on the bloom - the soft focus is just a bit too soft:)

Sharlene
Sara-Ann Z6B OK
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you, Sharlene. When I took this picture this morning it was very windy, it was difficult to get it focused.
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Prettypetals_GA_7-8
10 years ago
Gorgeous. Glad its doing much better for you! Judy
User
10 years ago
How exciting to have Poseidon. I'll be interested to hear if its form is as romantic in person as it is in photos.
rosecanadian
10 years ago
Wow!! I can see the potential!! I love the color too!

Carol
ozmelodye
10 years ago
Your rose is lovely Sara-Ann. I'm hoping that mine will put out blooms like that, this year. I planted it bare root in July last year and it threw up 5-6' canes with buds on the ends. Unfortunately the buds just turned brown and died. The few flowers I got in Autumn, were miserable. I have the shovel nearby!!!

Melodye

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