Red Roses.

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  1. Philip Nulty

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    My first two red roses bloomed today!,..i still have about 6 rose bushes yet to bloom,..this red rose blooms up to Christmas,..and grows VERY tall,..alas no name for it.



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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    I hope my six unlabeled ones look half as good as yours do Philip!!
     
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    Eileen,
    dying to see them when the bloom,..are some of them purchased unlabeled?.

    One of my very big rose bushes was badly beaten with the wind!,..lost most of its leaves,..looks bad now,..but it will come back to itself.
     
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    WOWIE ZOWIE!!! I am jealous :D Our spring is so behind schedule I bet I won't see a rose bloom until LATE June :rolleyes:
     



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    Netty Chaotic Gardener Plants Contributor

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    Very nice! I won't see any Roses for a while either...
     
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    how about we just give it a name? how about "gorgeous red rose"!
     
  8. Philip Nulty

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    Deanna,
    sometimes i forget we are different seasons!,.. and think what i am posting is growing for everyone else,..will i ever tune in?.
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    Netty,
    it wont be long until you see those beauties and take in the scent.
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    Cheryl,
    now that's a good idea!,..Cheryl's "gorgeous red rose",..see i did say i would be nice, :rolleyes: :rolleyes: .
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    2010,..a look at Cheryl's "gorgeous red rose"


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    2008,..a friend named the rose below,..now i call it Laurie's "golden orange".




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    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    I don't think you should associate my name with a rose, Philip. I don't have a very good track record with them!
     
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    Lol,..its too far away from you for it to be jinxed, :rolleyes: .
     
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    Philip all six of my newest roses were bought as 'lost label' ones. Some of the best rose suppliers sell stock like this cheaply when the labels are nowhere to be found and they can no longer be identified accurately. I'm just hoping that they all bloom this year as I'm looking forward to seeing what colours they are. They are coming along nicely but no buds yet.
     
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    Hi Eileen,
    i think that's a very exciting outcome to look forward to,..all six,..and not knowing the colour,..i would love that.

    I was just looking through the posts and at the miniature roses posted,..i used to have a huge minature white rose,..fragrant!,..but the garden used to be covered in white petals for the duration of a month,..that's all it flowered for,..sadly it had to go,..here is a shot of it back in 2008.


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