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Rose Gallery
ann9bnapa

Early Fall Blooms - 9B

11 years ago

Hello - Just recently discovered the Rose Gallery and have been enjoying all the wonderful photos. My garden is in the north east Bay Area (wine country), very warm, sometimes 100+ and a bit windy. Some of my roses have finally returned after the combined effects of heat and water rationing so I went out and took some photos. We had a bit of wonderful rain today -- hope it continues! P.S. Never posted here so I hope the photos appear!

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  • 11 years ago

    I hope my screen shots in your other post help. Look forward to seeing your roses and hearing which ones like a hot summer.

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