This was the last one at Nob Hill so I had to get it for my mom before someone else did, because she REALLY likes mini roses.
It was an early Mother's Day gift, and I figured it wasn't so bad because it's just the day before.

Anyway, they're mini roses and I think there is a small different plant behind the roses, but I posted it in the roses forum because the plant is mainly mini roses.



Happy (Early) Mother's Day to all mothers!

There's at least 2 plants mixed in with the rose in there but it looks good!! Keep it in the pot until you guys get moved out to your new place. Keep the plastic wrap off the pot if it came with it so it can breathe and not sit in water.

It's a gorgeous rose and you did good!!

Ok, thanks for the info Amanda! Yes, there is an ivy in there as well, and the other plant is a lily (I think) that is cup-shaped.

Don't plant the ivy outside even after you move. It's one of those you will regret planting. The lily I can't tell what type it is without seeing the blooms so I can't tell you if it's hardy or not. But after you move, possibly before then, you will need to separate it all into separate pots so they can all grow and not suffocate each other.

Here is a picture of the other flowers:

Calla lily. Not hardy in South Dakota. It would have to be brought in before winter hits.

Ok thanks, good to know Amanda! I'm glad you told me that before we left them out in the winter!

There are lilies that are hardy there but those aren't one of them.

A very pretty arrangement; your mother is a lucky lady!

Thanks @porkpal! We are also very lucky to have her as a mother!

And now, an official "Happy Mother's Day" to all mothers.

Great blessings of comfort, peace and Joy.

I also forgot to post this one: (which I'm almost positive are also mini roses, maybe a peony. I hope it's not a peony though, because I'm posting this in the roses forum.)

It's a gorgeous rose!

Thanks! Good to know it's a rose!