My roses are so healthy this year!
Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:18 pm
I never used to be "into" roses, but as time goes on, I become more and more hooked. They are so healthy this year and looking great. My "Everlasting Love" is flowering, but everything else is full of buds; the promise of a very colorful season
I have: Flower Girl - I love this rose! It has clusters of pink flowers with yellow centers. It gets pretty large and drapes elegantly over the top of my garden fence (I DO have to get my camera fixed so I can send pics!)
Baby Blanket Groundcover rose - the foliage is such a shiny, healthy green and loaded with buds.
French Perfume - intoxicating fragrance! Blooms a beautiful pink with yellow. If left outside to open fully, pink becomes more intense, but if I bring it inside to enjoy it, the pink stays a softer, prettier color.
Don Juan climber - this is a new one for me this year. Just forming its first buds, and I'm excited to think it will cover a blank fence in the east side of the garden in vibrant red.
Ballerina - I appreciate her "ramblimg" characteristics. This year, the branches are already hanging over the garden fence and trining through the slats. It's going to be a great compliment to the tall verbena bonarienses that shares its space.
I have: Flower Girl - I love this rose! It has clusters of pink flowers with yellow centers. It gets pretty large and drapes elegantly over the top of my garden fence (I DO have to get my camera fixed so I can send pics!)
Baby Blanket Groundcover rose - the foliage is such a shiny, healthy green and loaded with buds.
French Perfume - intoxicating fragrance! Blooms a beautiful pink with yellow. If left outside to open fully, pink becomes more intense, but if I bring it inside to enjoy it, the pink stays a softer, prettier color.
Don Juan climber - this is a new one for me this year. Just forming its first buds, and I'm excited to think it will cover a blank fence in the east side of the garden in vibrant red.
Ballerina - I appreciate her "ramblimg" characteristics. This year, the branches are already hanging over the garden fence and trining through the slats. It's going to be a great compliment to the tall verbena bonarienses that shares its space.