Hondo is usually yellow and red, but the red turned pink in the latest heat wave.

Iobelle is a Buck rose, but it's a hybrid tea instead of the usual Buck shrub.

Jasmina is a climber.

Johnnie Walker is a hybrid tea.

Jubilee Celebration is a David Austin shrub.

Key Largo is a hybrid tea with exceptionally large blooms.

Kleopatra is also a hybrid tea.

Lady Mavis Pilkington is a hybrid tea. HMF says it grows to 3 feet, but mine's already 6 or 7 feet tall and still stretching upward.

Laughter Lines is a little hand-painted floribunda.

Lemon Spice is a hybrid tea.

Linnaeus is a short ground-cover shrub, and this probably is a good place to stop for the night.

These parades are always so fun and helpful! (aka enabling!) I just added Grace to my wish list, I had only seen one bloom at Vintage a few years ago.

Oh, how funny. I forgot all about my parade and left it at the "L's."

This is Livin' Easy, a floribunda.

Roses Unlimited insists this is Lorenzo Pahissa, although it doesn't match the description one whit.

Here's Luscious, and it is.

Marbree is a rose I've wanted for a long time. It's a Damask perpetual and it has these little white dots. This is only the first bloom. They should be more clearly defined in the future.

Marinette is one of David Austin's earlier, plainer roses.

Memphis Cajun, a cute mini.

Meredith Bohls, a gorgeous shrub that seems to be available only from Chamblee.

Minuette is one of my favorite floribundas. I have four of them, scattered around different parts of the garden.