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2020 Color Threads: PINK

6 years ago

A few days early!

I’ve been trying to start a new series of color threads, having a difficult time, I’ll begin with just a couple of pictures, then add more. PINK Roses


BEVERLY


KATHLEEN HARROP


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  • 6 years ago
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    Thank you everyone for posting your gorgeous pinks!

    Kristine, you have some lovely ones, and some of my favorites. I have Memorial Day, but I’ve had some trouble getting one going, but I do love it, both the blooms and the fragrance. I love your Olivia Austin Rose too. I have one of those ordered, just hope I start having more success with Austins.

    Ken, I really love your Scepter’d Isle, that’s one gorgeous rose. I always admire your roses a lot.

    Vaporvac, I love seeing your lovely pinks too, you have some good ones, your Belinda’s Dream and Aloha look so pretty. I know Zaide is considered pink, but mine seems more apricot/orange most of the time, same with Savannah, love them both though.

    kathy, I love your old fashion beauties. Your Yolande d’Aragon is gorgeous. La France is a favorite of mine, love your Editor McFarland, such a pretty shade of pink.

  • 6 years ago

    Kathy, LOVE the Archduke! Tried to grow him but he didn't like my winters.

  • 6 years ago
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    Yes, Seil! I remember asking you about yours. I'm keeping mine as a permanent pot pet. It is one rose that I seem to manage growing in one without killing it. Definitely for a warmer zone... I'm think at least 7. It gets die-back even in cold-storage!

    OT, but does anyone else have the issue of their photos being cut-off and resolution down-graded?

  • 6 years ago

    This is one of my favorite pinks. Tea rose.


    sara_ann-z6bok thanked Sylvia Wendel
  • 6 years ago

    Sylvia, I love Tea Roses, that one is a beauty!

  • 6 years ago
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    Earth Angel







    Olivia










  • 6 years ago
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    Bliss -in a pink mood


    Lilian Austin


    America Cl



    Fire Opal



    Rubens tea rose



    Mrs B R Cant - tea rose


    MBRC - lovers ♡♡




    sara_ann-z6bok thanked sultry_jasmine_nights (Florida-9a-ish)
  • 6 years ago

    So beautiful!!!!! Your Mrs BR Can’t has made me so excited for mine to come in spring! Looks so good and I’m hoping smells even better! Love all the frogs!

  • 6 years ago

    sultry, what beautiful roses! I love Mrs. B.R. Cant and Rubens Tea Rose both! Your Earth Angel is gorgeous, love them all, and the frogs too!


    I wasn’t really looking for more pink roses, but came across this picture of American Beauty, which only bloomed once in the spring.



  • 6 years ago

    Is AB normally a once bloomer? I have lots more pink roses if you want to see more! LOL! : ))

  • 6 years ago

    Vaporvac, this one is the Hybrid Perpetual, in its second season. It has been a weak grower so far, but it is supposed to bloom in flushes. Hopefully it will improve and then I’ll know for sure how often it blooms.

    Please post more of your pinks, we would love to see them!

  • 6 years ago

    Be careful what you ask for! I have LOTS of pinks! : D! LOL!

  • 6 years ago

    No problem, Vaporvac!

  • 6 years ago

    I love seeing everyone’s roses. I cannot wait for spring to arrive! I am new to roses and am sure I’ll be hounding all of you for help. I live in MD and in the short time I’ve had mine, they’ve gotten chomped by critters. I’ll try to do better this year. Happy 2020 everyone. Keep posting your beautiful pink roses!

    sara_ann-z6bok thanked Laura LaRosa (7b)
  • 6 years ago

    Laura, welcome to the forum! Lots of helpful people on here. What are some of favorite kinds or varieties of roses?

  • 6 years ago
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    Bumped this thread up, I think there’s still many beautiful pink roses we would love to see!

    ZAIDE


    SAVANNAH


    FRANCIS MEILLAND


    MEMORIAL DAY


    YOLANDE D’ARAGON


    OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE


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    Please click to see full View. New Dawn






    Eglentyne




    sara_ann-z6bok thanked Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley
  • 6 years ago
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    Gorgeous pictures Vaporvac! I love Eglantyne with the irises, great combination.

  • 6 years ago
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    Thank you Sarah. It was totally fortuitous. A friend gave me some irises but his neighbor was throwing out and didn't even know what colors they were so I just planted them there and hope for the best! I couldn't have planned it better frankly. The little white poly is Lind .

  • 6 years ago

    Vaporvac, I was wondering about the white rose, it’s very attractive too. I don’t have any Polyanthas, probably should try some, they’re charming.

  • 6 years ago

    Gorgeous, Vapor! I love New Dawn hanging over the wall.

  • 6 years ago

    Please keep the pictures coming! They sure help getting through the winter! Love all
    Your roses everyone!!

  • 6 years ago




    La Rose de Molinard.. It’s salmon pink,, very bright. It took me a while to get used to, but it’s currently my favorite. It smells great and is from Palatine.

    sara_ann-z6bok thanked Margaret Georgia zone 8
  • 6 years ago

    Some more pink roses, bush shots

    KATHLEEN HARROP


    ZEPHIRINE DROUHIN


    MME ISAAC PEREIRE


    MME ERNEST CALVAT


  • 6 years ago

    ALOHA


    TIFFANY


    ZAIDE


    SOUVENIR de la MALMAISON


  • 6 years ago

    Margaret, your La Rose de Molinard is gorgeous!

  • 6 years ago

    All these pink roses are so beautiful! Here are some of mine from last summer...



    Belle Story:




    Florence Bowers Pink Tea:




    The Alnwick Rose:




    Compassion:




    Eglantyne:




    Baronne Henriette de Snoy:




    Madame Ernest Calvat:




    Pink roses...the smaller center hot pink rose is Zaide:


    sara_ann-z6bok thanked Rosylady (PNW zone 8)
  • 6 years ago

    Oh Roselady, what fabulous pinks.

    I love Belle Story! Your bouquet is stunning!

  • 6 years ago

    Absolutely stunning, everyone - I'm so glad that we can "like" again!


    Rosylady - I love the shot of MEC wrapped around the tripod - you grow such an amazing variety of roses, it's clever way to incorporate more climbers.

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    Rosylady, your roses are so beautiful! I’m really in love with your picture of The Alnwick Rose, gorgeous!

  • 6 years ago

    I love pink roses.

    Here are some of mine.



    Climbing America



    Earth Angel


    La Rose de Molinard


    Cinderella


    Apple Blossom



    Pomponella


    Pompenella in the fall is really intense


    Eden


    Nehema


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    These are all so beautiful! I really need to be a lot nicer to my Climbing America lol. It just in a pot leaned against a fence in an out of the way spot. I dont really have a good place for it. Its so beautiful but also so bright lol. Maybe it should go somewhere with the bright bougainvilleas.

    Rosy Lady that Belle Story is to die for!

  • 6 years ago

    Rosie lady, I hope you show more up your garden this year I can't believe how much everything has grown! Tammy you roses are gorgeous. I don't know which one is my favorite oh, but Apple Blossom is super sweet.

  • 6 years ago

    Tammy all your pinks are pretty but that Nahema is extra special!

  • 6 years ago

    Such beautiful blooms, Tammy!

  • 6 years ago


    Quietness


    sara_ann-z6bok thanked pippacovalent
  • 6 years ago


    Maria Callas aka Miss All American Beauty

  • 6 years ago

    I think I’ve shown these pictures before but Sui Mei Ren is a pink rose not show often and I definitely think she should be in more gardens






  • 6 years ago
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    All the pictures you've posted are so gorgeous!!!

    My Leveson Gower is having a nice Florida Fall flush. The plant is a weird shape but that's mostly because I have held back pruning him hard. He is starting to put on some decent growth and bloom more so maybe I'll give him some shaping after this bloom cycle.



    See? Wonky bush but pleny of buds.


    Belinda's Dream is a work horse and very clean. I love the scent.


    Summer Romance. My shrubs are...... not lovely..... but the blooms are glorious. I cut him back hard and am going to move him into the backyard.





    Climbing America





    Paul Neyron



  • 6 years ago

    Great thread everyone. Wonderful pictures really appreciate bush shots. All helps when trying to make new selection for garden. Thank you.

  • 6 years ago

    Pippa, your All American Beauty is so pretty. I am always attracted to that color


  • 6 years ago

    Yes Kristine I really love that rose and it does so well in my dry heat it amazes me. It's one of the roses that came with my house so I'm not 100% certain of its ID but I really believe that I have it right. It's like a perfect rose to me it's the perfect hot pink and the form of the blooms is so lovely.

  • 6 years ago

    Suncoastflowers, I love all your photos! Does your Summer Romance act like a climber like mine does? I am also debating moving mine.

  • 6 years ago

    Yes! I cut it back hard and it shoots out 6 ft plus canes. It mostly blooms in the ends too. I am thinking of putting them st the back of the property and letting it just letting it turn into a huge pink lump.

  • 6 years ago

    Mine has a prime spot right now and its a good bloomer but there isnt really room for a climber right there. Its canes are really thick and thorny too and a few got up to 10ft but then kinda fell over in a walkway. I dont look forward to moving it. I did cut the worst canes way back

  • 6 years ago

    Are your 'Summer Romances' grafted? I'm in a much colder zone and I know that will make a (BIG) difference, but I'm debating getting this one and wondering if she might behave better own-root.

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    Mine are quite THAT big, but still vigorous as own roots. reaching about 6- by seasons end. One (of two) is definitely much larger that the other which drove me nuts until I realized it was just an opportunity to plant a small rose in front of it. This rose welcomes a hard prune and I've often wondered if I should just be more ruthless after the first flush. I may experiment this year. they were two of my first roses bought from Chamblee in 2016!!!

  • 6 years ago

    Mine is grafted.

  • 6 years ago
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    I am 99% sure mine are grafted. He LOOOOVES to be pruned. I procrastinated and didn't dig him up quickly enough after I pruned and he has leafed all the way back it and is covered in new red growth. I have five in a hedge.

  • 6 years ago

    I am going to try that this year. Thank you.

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