A few roses before fall

10 years ago

It's been a hectic two weeks. Ton's to do at work, in the garden then watching the tube at night. It's time to take a deep breath, turn OFF the tube and relax a little. Here are a few shot's I took while starting to cut back for the fall blooms.

Pink Pet

Brinessa

Marlon's Day

L.D. Braithwaite

Moonstone

Munstead Wood

Lady of Shalott

The Green Rose

Pink Knock Out

I've got a few Mini's/Miniflora's that I'll post on another thread.

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Comments (10)

kentucky_rose zone 6
10 years ago
Ken, all very nice. It is hard to believe we are already heading towards fall.
Prettypetals_GA_7-8
10 years ago
Oh dear. Lots of gorgeous roses. I absolutely love this Brinessa and Marlons Day. Just beautiful!!!! Judy
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Sara-Ann Z6B OK
10 years ago
Beautiful roses, Ken!
HalloBlondie-zone5a
10 years ago
Beautiful, you have 3 I covet for the garden!
modestgoddess z6 OH
9 years ago
Lady of shallot looks really pretty this time of year
User
9 years ago
Gorgeous group of roses. I'm coveting 'Lady of Shalott' for sure!
rosecanadian
9 years ago
Brinessa and Munstead Wood are my favs. What do you think of Brinessa??

Carol
bayarea_girl_z10a_ca
9 years ago
Gorgeous and so healthy roses. Helen
Ken (N.E.GA.mts) 7a/b
Original Author
9 years ago
Carol (rosecanadian)---Brenessa is probably my favorite rose. I've been growing it since 1990. The bush is nice and bushy. Yet it produces lots of long stem dusty pink blooms with thick foliage. Since I've been up in N.E. GA., it has been very winter hardy with no cane die back at all. Finding a great pink is tough. Mine are grafted onto fortuniana root stock. I don't know how it performs on any other root stock or own root.
rosecanadian
9 years ago
Your favorite rose! That says a lot!! Wow!

Carol