Nice ones, Judy. Are these fragrant?

What is the name of those tiny rose in the bottom of the planter in the first picture?

Very lovely, Judy!

Wow!! Very pretty. I cannot find any information regarding this beauty on HMF, does it have another name?

Thanks everyone.

Anu I will check the fragrance when I get home but my nose isn't the best sniffer sometimes. The little flowers at the bottom are annuals called Calibrochia. They look like mini petunias and bloom nonstop all summer and come in an array of colors. Sometimes they even return the next year.

Desertgarden it's a rose from Ball Ornamentals. I think Patty or maybe Lisa started a thread last year about them and we were finally able to order from a vendor on EBay. They were tee tiny plants last year but has grown great. The pink ones name is Ava and adorable but hasn't bloomed yet. Anxious to see it perform this year. You should be able to see about them on the ball site. Now that I,think about it the pink Ava came from Cottage Farms. Tee tiny too. Judy

Ok edit time!! It's name is Melina!!

I might have the places I ordered from backwards. I can't remember but one variety came from EBay and the other Cottage Farms.

Very pretty Judy! I just planted Princess Anne this spring and hope she looks as good as your Starlet Beauty Mauve rose.

Ann

Judy, it's beautiful! I also really like the pot and pillar trellis you have it on. I had no idea any varieties from Tantau's Starlet line were available in the US.

I love the color, and I have a Princess Anne that is similar. It is lovely.

Love it! Mine has about 3 open so far. Can't wait til it's covered up in blooms!!

So pretty !' I love your ball and the pillar in the background. Gorgeous! What clematis did you pair it with ?

Ok I don't detect a fragrance but my hubby does. What's new?!? Once Aprils blooms we can see what she smells.

Thanks for everyone's sweet comments. The trellis is kinda sitting crooked in the pot but it just won't stay straight. The soil is still soft and it just falls back over when I try to straighten it and I don't move it much bc I'm afraid I'll hurt the roots.

I can not remember what clematis I paired it with Lily. I think it's a light purple but it didn't bloom much last year. They were both new last year. Judy

Edit: I did detect a fragrance this morning but not very strong.