Obviously, nothing's in bloom right now, but I ran across a September folder in my photos and realized it was my "Daily Photos" parade that Terry deleted in DG, so it doesn't exist on the Web anymore. I'm therefore reproducing it here. Other people contributed photos to it in DG too, but I don't remember who they were and can't do anything about adding those, so here are the ones I posted.

They aren't the best photos or the prettiest roses. They were just the ones in bloom that hadn't already been in my earlier rose threads in 2009.

This is About Face, a grandiflora.

Blue Boy, looking not very blue at all.

Cinnabar, a Tantau floribunda.

Elegant Design, one of Ralph Moore's floribundas.

First Edition, a Delbard floribunda. It's sort of boring, in my opinion. I expect something more exciting from a Delbard rose.

Forty-Niner, an old Swim hybrid tea.

Fragrant Apricot, a Zary floribunda.

Fred Howard, a hybrid tea hybridized by ... Fred Howard.

Hilde Steinert, a Pernetiana.

A mystery white rose mislabeled as Jaune Desprez. As I recall, I said in the DG thread that it should be called Jaune Jamais because it's never yellow.

Lulu, a cute little hybrid tea from 1919.

Milan, a Jerabek floribunda.

Oshun, my favorite Paul Barden rose.

Peachblow, a hybrid tea from the 1940s.

Polka, a climber with these wonderful ruffled blooms.

Rainbow Niagara, a hybrid tea that's generally thought to be the name someone used for McGredy's hybrid tea called Marvelle, aka Tropical Sunset. Palatine used to sell Rainbow Niagara and Marvelle, but admitted last year that they seemed to be the same rose.

Rainbow Sorbet, a Lim floribunda. I find that I'll buy any rose with parfait or sorbet in the name. There's something so appealing (and delicious) about those names.

Reno, a grandiflora from the 1950s.

Rosette Delizy, a huge and beautiful tea rose.

Tournament of Roses, a Warriner grandiflora.