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| The View from our front door! |
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| Pierre de Ronsard |
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| Hot chocolate! |
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| Our gorgeous Peace Rose, not to be confused with Chicago Peace! |
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| I think this one is Monet feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. |
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| Fire & Ice |
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| Fresh and new Pierre de Ronsard, can you guess which is my favorite? |
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| Not sure what this brave little rose is called but it sure is pretty! |
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| Burgundy Iceberg |
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| And finally a climbing iceberg peaking over the neighbours fence. |
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Hi Serena,
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful blooms. I have very few roses. 2 infact. One was here in a pot looking very sad when I moved here a year ago. It is still in the pot and due to go into the ground any day now. It is a soft creamy colour. The other is a climbing rose I grew from a cutting. It flowered the other day, single purple blooms. Stunning!
Your roses look stunning Serena; hope they are in a vase inside too !
ReplyDeleteThanks Kate they certainly are coming inside, yesterday was a really good day for photography in the garden too!
ReplyDeleteThe fire and ice cultivar is the best one. Also the view from your door is quite impressive.
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