Season winding down
I cut these this evening to bring inside, I know the season is winding down, so I want to enjoy all the blooms I can. I have lots of buds that are waiting to open, hopefully at least a few will. This has been an interesting fall season. The majority of my roses have put on healthy new growth and I hope that means they'll come on strong for spring 2017. Several look like they have taken on some new vigor and if it wasn't for winter it looks like they would just keep going! However, I do know they need a rest, and I do too, so I'm ready (sorta) for that and anticipating a great 2017 season!
These varieties are Grande Dame in the center, Beverly, Sunsprite and Liebeszsuber.
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Thank you everyone. Kublakan, I don't have too many wide angle shots, but here's a few and also some full bush shots.
I didn't have the best beginning this year, but things did improve as the season progressed. Most of the pictures are from last year, with the exception of MIP and MEC, which are from this spring.
Sunsprite
Front yard rose bed
Mme Isaac Pereire
Mme Ernest Calvat
America
South side rose bed
Tiffany
Forgotten Dreams
Front bed
Dublin Bay
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