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merlena87

A few more blooms

9 years ago

These are mostly varieties I haven't posted yet, with the exception of Darcey Bussell, Mme. Ernest Calvat and Reine des Violettes.

Other varieties blooming or beginning to are Midas Touch, Poseidon, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Forgotten Dreams, Grande Dame, Melodee Parfumme, Pink Peace, Sunsprite and several others. Plus a few I've shown already, Easy Does It, Julia Child, Orchid Romance, Twilight Zone, and Souvenir de la Malmaison. With the exception of Kathleen Harrop none of them have many blooms yet, but it should be getting colorful around here shortly!


MME ISAAC PEREIRE

BELINDA'S DREAM

REINE DES VIOLETTES

DUBLIN BAY

ALOHA

DARCEY BUSSELL

MME ERNEST CALVAT

LIEBESZAUBER

TIFFANY

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  • 9 years ago

    Wow so many beautiful roses in your garden ! Thanks for taking the time to share . Belinda's dream like so pretty !

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