I actually have a few in the garden already.

Here's Serratipetala, with the nice serrated edges on the petals:

Here's Condesa de Sastago:

I have some more, but the light was unkind to them and the photos turned out lousy. I'll try again when the sun goes down.

Big Splash actually bloomed yesterday and then turned to ick as soon as the sun hit it. When, oh when, oh when am I going to move it into the shade?

oooh, pretty!!!!!!! I *almost* have some leaves on my varigated Elderberry, but nothing else. *sigh* But more pictures!! That'll help me get over the fact that it's 32.1 degrees.. it got a lot warmer than expected.. the high was supposed to be only like 20.

Okay, I had better light this time. This is Eureka. Not as pretty as usual, but what do you want for March?

Here's Else Poulsen:

Hortico is pretending this is Little Gigi, a delightful multicolored shrub.

Disappointing, but preferable to the white rugosa they send me when they're pretending to carry a hard-to-find hybrid tea.

Well, that's it for the roses for now, Toni, but I'll post a bunch of rose-shaped things. You can squint your eyes and pretend they're roses.

First, a Camellia.

Another Camellia:

These always remind me of tiny, tiny roses. Double flowering almond:

Hellebore:

Kerria:

Poppy:

Double primulas always look like little roses to me.

Another Primula:

Another:

And another:

And yes, another Primula:

Tiny rose-shaped flowers on a Spiraea:

Double tulip: