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....more Rose Garden notes...2020

MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,358
As I take an insane number of pictures, I thought it best to start my own thread, rather than clutter up any other... if anyone is looking in, thank you, and I hope you see something of interest... I aim to keep this going for maybe 5 or 6 weeks...
My roses are not for everybody, but I have some unusual ones this year, so let's see how that goes.
I do not spray roses and tolerate just about everything that's living here...

Some years are best forgotten, this is one... I'm trying to pretend it never happened.. maybe you are too.. ?
I love these lavender Tulips, they've been in flower for exactly a month.. they might be called 'Alibi', but label gone missing..

'Zephirine Drouhin' [Bourbon 1868] just starting main flush.. growing over a Daphne bush..

'Desdemona' and 'Anne Boleyn' roses..

..another shot of 'Anne Boleyn'..

'Mme. Lauriol de Barny' [Bourbon 1868]

..with 'Kew Gardens'... full flush in about a week I think..

..more to follow..

East Anglia, England
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  • celcius_kkwcelcius_kkw Posts: 752
    Yes! So glad your rose garden notes is back this year. I enjoyed it so much last year I’ve got to bookmark it straight away 😊 I love the ancient mariner’s scent too.. if I hadn’t already had three pinks already (and limited space) I would have bought it in a heart beat. 
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,358
    ..thanks Adrian.. so kind...  I shall still be keeping in touch with the other thread, looking at all the photos everyone posts... but mine will just get in the way there a bit..
    ..some nice foliage this evening, on other plants I have..
    Berberis 'Admiration'...

    Berberis 'Bagatelle'... a passing vehicle sliced off the front of this plant... it happens..lol.

    Hypericum moserianum... I like this foliage and it's a first rate plant...

    Camellia 'Spring Festival'.. nice dark burnished leaves..

    ..fresh green on Aster frikartii 'Monch'...


    East Anglia, England
  • LoxleyLoxley Posts: 5,416
    'Mme. Lauriol de Barny' really floats my boat. But 'Marie Pavie' has got me thinking about why I can't squeeze in some dwarf polyantha roses in my own garden...
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,358
    ..I'm sure you can Will... it's also very healthy, continuous bloom and needs little attention... that's Marie Pavie...   
    ...thanks for looking in here too.. 
    East Anglia, England
  • lizf4619lizf4619 Posts: 30

    I miss my roses. Got some bare root ones and have had them in pots over the winter. I want to plant them in a border where azaleas and pieris are doing well - acid soil -I can't get a testing kit anywhere ? Would I be OK doing this? Previous experience of roses has always been on clay.

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