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Late season roses

9 years ago


Here are some more roses from today.

1. Carole Bouquet - tons more blooms waiting to pop. Hopefully they have time to open before fall really hits

2. The McCartney Rose

3. Valencia

4. Neil Diamond - finally has some blooms - sulked all summer because of the poor weather. It was a bare root last summer.

5. Pink Peace - don't you just love the silvery edge?

6. Belinda's Dream - just starting to bloom for the "summer" - bare root.

7. Holly Bells

8. Peter Mayle - first picture worth showing - hasn't like the cold summer.

9. Lady LIke

10. Buxom Beauty

Carol

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Comments (32)

  • 9 years ago

    All I can say is WOW those are some pretty roses! Your Holly Bells is so delicate and pretty. And Carol Bouqet is gorgeous, I love pink roses but especially the soft pink ones.

  • 9 years ago

    Carol, those are some gorgeous roses! Carole Bouquet is lovely, would love to know more about it. Your Buxom Beauty looks better than any I've ever had! I've sure enjoyed your roses this year, you've had some beauties!

  • 9 years ago

    Boncrow - thank you!!! :) Thanks for loving my Holly Bells!! I still can't believe I have such a pretty rose of my own!!! I'm glad you like Carole Bouquet - it's a worthwhile rose to grow. I think it will be stellar next year. There are about 10 more roses in a candelabra at the top of the rose.

    Sara-Ann - Thank you!!! Carole Bouquet is a tall rose. I grow it in zone 3's cool summers (overwintered in garage) and in a pot - yet it's 4 feet at least. So in the ground and where you are it would probably be much taller. It has a strong perfume smell. I can't say anything about health, because roses here don't suffer from disease. The flowers last a long time on the bush. This year (3 rd year) Buxom Beauty is finally looking beautiful. Before this year it has been barfo - barely blooming and the blooms looked terrible. Now I am in constant awe over the flowers. They are mesmerizing, and the fragrance is strong perfume. Wowza!!

    Carol


  • 9 years ago

    Lovely pinks. My favorite. I do like the peach in 'Valencia'.

    Over at HMF Maurice Reybaud couldn't stop praising & posting pictures of Carole Bouquet.. I hope yours is like his. Truly a beautiful rose.

    Does Holly Bells have another name? TIA

  • 9 years ago

    Carol, what beautiful roses! The blooms look huge. What are your temps?

  • 9 years ago

    Girl these are Beeeeeeautuful! Love them all. You know I'm a pink lover too!! Every pic is absolutely perfection!! Thanks for sharing!! Judy

  • 9 years ago

    Irisgal - Holly Bells is a rose I "created" with the help of the bees. :) So, nope, there is no other name. LOL I'm hoping it becomes a stellar rose like it's seed parent, John Davis. I named it after my daughter, Holly whom I used to call Holly Bells. :) And yes, I really like Carole Bouquet. It's still relatively new, but it's gotten so good. I'll post more pictures when a candelabra bursts open soon. It's the tallest rose in my garden at 4 feet. Not bad for growing in a pot. I love the fragrance too!

    Kentucky_rose - Thanks! Yes, the blooms can get pretty big here with our cooler weather. The temps have been around 22C (71 F). The weather has been about that temperature all summer. We don't get really hot here. Bout the hottest it gets here is 78-80 F. The temps for the next two weeks are about 14 C (57 F).

    Judy - Thanks! Yes, we pink lovers love, love our pinks!!! :)

    Carol


  • 9 years ago

    Stunning roses, all of them!

    my favorite is PAOK always gets me!

  • 9 years ago

    You do have a pretty rose of your very own! I didn't understand what that meant. Congrats. I am in awe.

  • 9 years ago

    Ashley - Thanks! Yes, PAOK is marvelous!! It's a first year bareroot and doing really well!!

    Irisgal - Thanks!! :) It's the bees that did the work - I just harvested the hips. I have yet to be able to hybridize a hybrid tea rose without the help of the bees. But I'm going to keep trying!

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    They're all beautiful!

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks, Seil. :)

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    Lovely photos of beautiful roses.

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks Ingrida :)

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    All your roses are gorgeous..looks like your having a great season

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks, Rose_crazy!! Summer was pretty difficult for the roses...but they're enjoying the warmth now...but it's getting chillier tomorrow. :)

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    Carol thank you!what a treat! Buxom beauty, belinda and first one rose all divine!!!i am into pinks too lol:-)) great pictures and outstanding gardening skills

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks, Katalea12!!! So nice of you to say!!

    If the weather holds, I'm going to get a lot of blooms soon!!! Exciting!!

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    I'm a little nutty about soft pinks, too. I took a look over at HMF at Carole Bouquet as well. What a lovely rose. My Neil Diamond has been sulking, too - only three or four blooms all season for me. The few that were produced have been perfect though. Carol, beautiful photography.

    Natalie

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks Natalie - but trust me -- it's the camera, not me. LOL Is your Neil Diamond a youngish rose?? Mine still doesn't have much of a fragrance.

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    Carol, just in from the garden on a rainy day and a bouquet for you featuring Mr. Neil Diamond (the only bloom!) and friends (Intrigue, Pink Peace and Munstead Wood). :-)

  • 9 years ago

    Oh thank you!!!! Lovely, lovely!!!! I wish my MW flowers were that large and gorgeous. Mine are only about 2 1/2 inches. Boooo! You sure picked a fragrant bouquet. And I love the colors!! So nice to put the striped rose on top!

    Mmmmmmmm...

    :)

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    Carol do you mind telling me plz where did you buy Carole Bouquet from? is it a good bloomer? Whats the size of blooms average?thanks, Elvi))

  • 9 years ago

    I don't remember where I got it from. But it was either Hortico, Pickering or Palantine. Yes, It is a really good bloomer. The fragrance is really nice and the bloom size is large - maybe 5 inches. The blooms last a long time...but it's cool here. Right now mine is growing in a pot yet managed to reach over 4 feet from the rose's base. So there are about 15 buds, but they're above my head. That never happens here. So it's a tall plant. It also has buds lower down. It's relatively new, so I can't say I love it like I love Grande Dame. But, it's a solid 4 out of 5 for me.

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    Thank you Carol for prompt answer and info :-))

  • 9 years ago

    Carol, my ND looked like a more mature bush than I usually get since I previously have purchased mostly own-root bands or gallons. Purchasing a rose in a 5-gal pot from a local nursery that already looks like a bush was a real eye-opener. This ND does have a strong fragrance. Maybe next year it will produce more blooms as it settles in.

  • 9 years ago

    Yes, you're probably right. More blooms and a strong fragrance will be great!!

    Carol

  • 9 years ago

    How'd I miss this? Such beautiful pinks! Love that BELINDA'S DREAM!!

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks, Beth!! Belinda's Dream was a new bare root this year. It's finally starting to bloom, and the blooms are so large and full, yet they open easily. I'm really loving it!!

    Carol :)

  • 9 years ago

    Keep 'em coming! I think I like Neil Diamond best of these...

  • 9 years ago

    ND is a looker - but mine are not as beautiful as the NDs I've seen on others' posts. I can't wait for mine to jump into the the OH WOW stage. But it's not there yet. :)

    But, thank you!!

    Carol

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