Home Again - Hello Roses
'Crown Princess Margarita' I'm back home after a three week garden tour of the Cornwall region of England. It was phenomenal and I'll be sharing photos from the trip later. I got back home to an explosion of growth and bloom in our garden. I was grateful that we received some rain and so was Michael, who didn't have to do a great deal of watering. This is my favorite time of year when the garden bursts into bloom and everything is fresh and unblemished. The roses are especially a treat right now. 'Cornelia' 'Lady Emma Hamitlon' 'Lamarque' 'Marchesa Boccella' 'Mutabilis' 'Playboy' 'Purple Pavement' 'Radway Sunrise' 'Darcey Bussell' 'Golden Celebration' 'The Impressionist' 'Lady of Shallot' 'Buff Beauty' 'Julia Child' & 'The Impressionist' 'Sunny Eleganza' 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' Text and photos by Phillip Oliver, Dirt T...
When I see a spectacle like this I feel a deep seated case of Rose envy. Heavenly.
ReplyDeleteGlorious!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! These photos make me want to have arbors filled with wonderful roses.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! There is nothing like a swath of roses to create a mood of romanticism. I once planted Rambling Rector, hoping it would climb a nearby tree and create such a spell. Didn't happen; it neither bloomed or climbed, and eventually I removed it. Sigh. Yours is perfect!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! And the rest of the garden looks just picture-perfect as well!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Love your Veilchenblau; mine is still in its infancy stage :).
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your Veilchenblau! Mine is still in its infancy stage. :)
I know I've said it many times, but here it is again - your garden is gorgeous! And, the roses are charming!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the violet lavender colors, if that is their real color. They look that way on my computer screen. I want even though I don't grow roses.
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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