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Amberlight is a 1961 floribunda with an intriguing combination of grey, tan, and pink: |
Deb's Delight is a 1983 floribunda. |
Dusky Maiden is a 1947 floribunda.![]() |
Grey Dawn, a 1975 floribunda, offers a beautiful combination of gray, lavender, and beige. |
Here's Grey Dawn again, after it opens up. |
Harriny is a 1967 hybrid tea. |
Jocelyn, a 1970 floribunda, is such an exciting rose that Sue gave me one to add to my existing one.![]() |
Here's another picture of Jocelyn, after it stops being mannerly and opens up to a much messier but equally gorgeous bloom.![]() |
Kathleen Mills is a 1934 hybrid tea.![]() |
Lilac Charm is a 1962 floribunda.![]() |
News is a 1968 floribunda.![]() |
Nimbus is one of the most exciting roses in my garden. It changes color constantly, so I'm going to post several photos of it to show the color range. It's a 1989 floribunda.![]() |
Still Nimbus, but in its lavender phase. |
Nimbus looking almost beige.![]() |
Nimbus in the shade, looking quite dramatic. |
Plentiful is a 1961 floribunda. The blooms are the same shape as many Austin blooms, but they're smaller and are carried in a spray pattern.![]() |
Ripples is a 1971 floribunda.![]() |
Tom Brown is a 1964 floribunda. This might be the most difficult LeGrice rose to grow on its own roots. I've killed three of them so far and I would kill for a grafted one. |
Vesper, a 1966 floribunda, is another rose that changes color. It looks like this in fall. |
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