My Roses - some photos

Mr. Vine Eye

Hi all, I planted several roses over winter after getting good advice and suggestions on here.

Im going to post some photos of how they develop over the year.
These first ones were all taken yesterday - so end of March.

Mr. Vine Eye

Amber Queen


Arthur Bell


Malvern Hills


Ghislaine De Feligonde


Rhapsody in Blue


Kew Gardens


Royal Jubilee


The Generous Gardener

Jess is in the Garden

Mr. Vine Eye said:

Hi all, I planted several roses over winter after getting good advice and suggestions on here.

Im going to post some photos of how they develop over the year.
These first ones were all taken yesterday - so end of March.

Ah, Arthur Bell....had to leave mine behind in my old garden, I shall miss it. It had grown into a 3m tall beauty, poking out through the clematis. Sadly, I am rubbish at taking rose cuttings and they didn't work.

Your plantings look lovely and healthy!

Marlorena

...all looking good !..  I recognise most of those.. and nice to see the graft union well buried there...  onwards and upwards for these lovely roses...

Rubytoo

I hope you post some close ups of Ghislaine, I keep asking if it is a thorny one or not, but not had a definitive answer, and photos have not been very revealing.
They do look nice when they all start with the new leaves.
Good luck, you have a nice bunch there.

@Jess is in the Garden, Arthur Bell is relatively easy to get. Perhaps a new one?

Jemula

Your roses look good and healthy. I have some of them - and had Arthur Bell many years ago - great scent.  Rubytoo - Ghislaine has little thorns on new growth but not on the main branches which are smooth.

Voyagerxp

Some Of Mine

Iceberg

Rose Super Trouper

Wollerton Old Hall

Rhapsody-in-Blue

Lady-of-Shalott

Strawberry-Hill

Nollie

Looking good Mr VE! Be great to see them as they develop. Here are three of my recently planted bare root roses - having branched out from david Austin roses, I’m excited to see how they turn out...

Wild Rover, purple/maroon floribunda with yellow centre, to be grown as a short climber, looking sturdy:


Gruss an Tepliz, tall, to 12ft, china/bourbon red climber, the leaves seem very thin and delicate, but it has already got buds:


Absolutely Fabulous, yellow, compact floribunda, one of a trio:

Marlorena

Everyone's roses are looking great..  this is a wonderful time of year with so much to look forward to..

Mr. Vine Eye

Yes I found Arthur bell in with the £4 (3 for £10 at the time) roses in the garden centre