Houzz dropped the other photos.

Those are gorgeous Kim! I like that they are double, bot not too double -- you still see their stamens and they look so ruffly! I wish we could smell them.

Thank you. I don't know which is a nicer scent, the roses or the ceanothus. I have never been able to get enough ceanothus. I'm delighted the self seedlings from the neighbor's standard over the fence give repeat bloom here. I trained one into a standard and gave it to Kippy in Santa Barbara because I had no where to plant it. The frost took out the top, but the rest of it is growing madly in her garden there.

oh that would be gorgeous! And what pretty buds!

I agree...just rufflely enough, but still sweet with the stamens.

That combo is perfect...the flower forms and colors really highlight one another. I’d love to see that growing together! 😊

Those are amazing creations Kim 😱. I love Ping Dong Yue. I wish my ceanothus bloomed like those!

Thank you. You should SEE the ceanothus all over, Matthew! The Gaviota tunnel area where 101 turns north above Santa Barbara is in full flower! They are all over and LOVING this drizzly weather. It doesn't show up as well, but this one is a tree at the Guadalupe Native Garden. This is just a short distance to the Guadalupe Dunes where Cecil B. DeMille filmed his 1923 extravaganza, The Ten Commandments.

Wow! Those are treasures!

Just over the county line, they're using them all over and whacking them as landscape shrubs. There are entire shopping center slopes in Pismo Beach slip covered with the ground cover types. It's a glorious time of year!

Looks so pretty love the color !!

Beautiful! Please continue to share your new seedlings. I find it all very fascinating.

-Chris

Thank you, Chris. I'm glad you've enjoyed them. I had previously posted these links to these Brunonii-Tea types. http://pushingtheroseenvelope.blogspot.com/2019/10/a-few-windy-saturday-seedlings.html And http://pushingtheroseenvelope.blogspot.com/2019/09/a-few-more-new-seedlings.html Then scroll past the Grey Pearl photos to more seedlings following them here. http://pushingtheroseenvelope.blogspot.com/2019/09/pretties-some-new-some-old.html

Gorgeous, Kim!

Thank you, Sheila!

Love the colors!

I second the comment about the colors! Beautiful!

I think that's my favorite one so far. the pinks, yellows and oranges blend so well and are soft enough to not be garish.

Thank you. It's very much a "Pernetiana" in its coloring and how quickly it fades to "buff". Kind of sounds like an early Austin in that respect.

Be still my heart; such delicacy of bloom!

Lux

Oh man! When will you give them names?