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scottfam125

A few blooms to share!

10 years ago

Lichfield Angel maybe. I've started keeping tags on them to help my old brain remember. Whoever it is it's a good bloomer and a beautiful cream English.


These two pics are Honeymoon which is new this year and has really taken off.


Summer Romance with a few Zaide in the background.


Aphrodite with Lavender Veranda in back.


A new one I will have to check tag tomorrow and edit post.


Home and Garden from Hortico this year.


The last three are a few shots of my gazebo area. I have four Abraham Darby who started off with beautiful blooms but thrips attacked and browned lots of buds. Grrrrrr The hydrangea are really to big for their spots so may re-adjust this fall. I'm so bad to plant to much and then it over grows my space and then I have to move. Soooo irritating but I love the Invincibelle Spirits blooming and a little later the Strawberry Sundaes will be blooming. Thanks, Judy

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  • 10 years ago
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    Just a few more.

    Abe on the pale side. My sweet Chloe sniffing around.

    Lavender Veranda

    Larissa


    Pretty Dancer


    Discovery


    Mauve Starlett


    Home and Garden


    A sweet sweet little rose and I have no clue who it is.

    Ok I will stop with these. I've cut most way back in hope to keep the beetles at a minimum and refresh the foliage.. Thanks, Judy




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