Pretty in (mostly) pink
Somewhere in this lot are: Mme Alfred Carriere, Veilchenblau, Peggy Martin, Perle D'Or, Marie Pavie, Heritage, Marchesa Boccella (my first blooms, what a beauty!).
Noticeably lacking is Cecile Brunner, who has leafed out quite nicely but I don't see a single bud on her. She was in bloom this time last year so I'm hoping she's just taking her time.
A couple Boule de Neige and Green ice started to open today... waiting for Mme. Plantier to join the party so I can do an all white flower shot. Can't wait (says she who claimed indifference to white flowers).
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7 years agoI need to fight for Veilchenblau! The Peggy Martin on the other side of the arch, as expected, is attempting world domination. So I'm probably going to do some guerrilla gardening and donate Peggy to a park nearby and find another companion. Even tho V. is a single-bloomer, she's so darling I want to make sure she has room. Here's a pic of a just-opened bloom this morning. This color intensity doesn't come up in all the flowers and certainly fades, but when you do catch it, sigh!!
7 years ago
7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
7 years ago
altorama Ray