BELAMI

BELLA'ROMA

BELLE ANGE

BELLE EPOQUE

BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN

BERYL BACH

BETTY BOOP

BETTY CURRY

BETTER HOMES & GARDENS DIAMOND JUBILEE

BIG MOMMA

BILL SLIM

BILL WARRINER

BLACK BACARRA (with pine pollen...)

BLACK MAGIC

BLACK PEARL

BLACK TEA

BLACKBERRY NIP

BLAZE OF GLORY CL

BLESSINGS

BLOSSOMTIME CL

BLUE BOY

BLUE FOR YOU

BLUE NILE

BLUE PARFUM

BLUE SUEDE SHOES

BOLSHOI

BONANZA FREELANDER

BONFIRE NIGHT

BOSCOBEL

BOTTICELLI

BOULIE'S DREAM

BRANDENBURG GATE

BRASS BAND

BREATH OF LIFE CL

BREDON

BRIDAL PINK

BRIDE

BRILLIANT PINK ICEBERG

BROADWAY

"BROADWAY LIGHTS" - my op seedling from BROADWAY

BROCELIANDE

BROKAT

BRONZE MASTERPIECE

BRONZE STAR

BRONZE SUNSET

BROOKS RED

BROTHER CADFAEL

BROWN STUDY

BROWN VELVET

BUDATETENY

BUSY BEE

BUTTERSCOTCH CL

I've got a couple of "B's".

Brinessa

Wow, nice Beth! Are any of these standouts in fragrance?

I like that Bronze Masterpiece. Is there anything in particular you can say about it?

Bella di Todi - looking pinkish in early Spring.

BdT looking scrawny in early Spring - it bushed out much better as time went by.

Boscobel - first year from DA - one of my new favorites.

I was very impressed with Belle Rouge this year, too, but it seems I don't have a photo of it. Very heat tolerant and the very last bloom of 2017.

Beth, I also thought you'd get a kick out of seeing some Belami I shot at the Portland International Test Garden. There were so many blooms the poor thing couldn't hold the clusters up!

Beautiful roses here!!! I wish my boscobel had looked that good . Or half that good! It got swallowed by catmint and really struggled .

Heres my blossomtime

Buff beauty

Such beauties! I thought Beryl Bach was Peace, so pretty.

Wow Ken, love your BRINESSA. Mine apparently didn't bloom this past season or I would've had a photo to put in here. Gotta clean out the bed she's in... And I really love that BABIES BLUSH. I see Steve has it in limited quantities at Wisconsin Roses. Might have to see if he has any left...

Towanda I can't think of which ones have any fragrance. I keep forgetting to check them. Love that BELAMI! Mine is really tall and gets quite a few blooms, but doesn't hang over like those!!

Lilyfinch I love your BLOSSOMTIME! It looks so clean. Mine gets a lot of mildew. Love the bulldog!!

Beth, where did you get the Blue Parfum? That one is quite pretty. You also have a beautiful Blue Nile there, but I have had that rose in the past. I found that it did not want to bloom in warm weather. If it was cool, it did quite well.

Here are a few from me:

Bella’roma - not sure about the spelling so forgive me if it’s wrong! This multi-colored rose has a few different looks but the shading below is the most typical. Seems a little sensitive to moisture so a dry climate I think might be best. Nice fragrance, blooms in flushes.

Belle Story can be semi-double or double and has a lovely wildflower look. She is fragrant and can handle shade pretty well. The golden stamens are especially lovely.

Best Kept Secret in her first year has a few different looks ranging from mostly white with pink touches, to strongly pink with some peach tones. She’s generally like the photo below, moderately fragrant, blooms in flushes and would probably bloom more if she was in a sunnier spot. Looking forward to seeing what her second year is like!

Bishop’s Castle is completing his first year and is still quite small, although I’ve seen photos of this rose quite large, and sprawling. He is always fragrant and consistently pink with a beautiful violet undertone even in hot weather.

Blue Mist in her first year has been a good bloomer, moderately fragrant, and attracts lots of bees. This is a shrubby mini rose, not sure how big it will get but it’s planted next to pathway and it looks great!

Lovely roses everyone!

Ann

Bustopher, I got BLUE PARFUM quite a few yrs ago from Hortico. That was back when they had tons more to choose from, but didn't necessarily always have what they listed. It was frustrating and kind of hit and miss as to what you might actually end up receiving. BP has always been a pretty good bloomer. Believe it or not, I cant' remember what it smells like. With a name like that you'd think it would stand out, but as I recall it doesn't!

Ann, love your BEST KEPT SECRET. You don't see that one very often.

Just getting started here. Didn't have any "A" roses, so here goes with the "B" roses--but I just gotta say, Beth, you have so many gorgeous roses! I'll bet there isn't a blade of grass left growing anywhere in your yard, is there!

Here are my "B" roses:

Berolina HT--quite floriferous

Braveheart (Clements shrub)--some of Austin's Dark Lady in its ancestry. Unfading red! This is only 1/2 of the bush.

This pic of Braveheart pics up some rosy shades that are not usually seen in its blooms. Probably my camera's fault.

Broceliande HT--not as red as I expected it to be, but still a pretty one.

Boule de Neige (Bourbon/HP/Noisette)--searched long and far to get this one. Not as floriferous as I hoped, but still a beauty.

Buff Beauty (HM)--a long-time favorite

That's it. I'm really enjoying everybody's roses. Helps to get us through the winter, doesn't it!

On to find the "C" roses.

Kate

Ooooh! Brittie your BARBARA'S PASTURE ROSE is beautiful! Is that a tea?

Gorgeous photo of BELINDA'S DREAM, Hoang!

Brittie you'll have to post pics of her in the coming season!!

Missed a B rose

Everyone has such impressive blooms!

BEVERLY

(STEPHENS) BIG PURPLE

BELINDA’S DREAM

BEROLINA

Wow Sara-Ann that's the most beautiful BELINDA'S DREAM I think I've ever seen!

Baronne de Rothschild