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kali_deere

Late bloomers finally growing in!

9 years ago

I bought tons of roses for my new home, so my one year babies are finally filling in! They've had a few rounds of blooms each through the spring and summer but we're twiggy looking. But now they've got lots more foliage and have grown quite a bit!

JFK close up

JFK used to be a teeny stick

Second JFK, got very tall and filled out. Year 1 and already about 3 1/2 -4 feet :)


Mystery rose finally blooming (I'm thinking Piñata)


Other gorgeous mystery rose

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