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Here it is May and I already have almost 200 more April blooms to post. I can't post all of them at once, but I'll start doing it in installments and with a minimum of chatter. This is Acropolis. ![]() |
Alice Pat: |
This is Aloha, the Boerner climbing hybrid tea. |
And this is Aloha, the Kordes climber. I'm going to post four different blooms, all of which are on the climber at the same time. I think the range of color and design is extraordinary. |
The second one: |
The third one: |
And the fourth -- all on the same rose at the same time. |
Altissimo:![]() |
I have two hybrid teas named Ambassador. This is the newer one -- Meilland, 1979. The 1930 one isn't blooming yet. |
Ambridge Rose, an Austin: |
Anne Morrow Lindbergh: |
Antike, a climber (and there's something climbing on it). |
This is how Antique Caramel looks at the start. |
It subsequently undergoes an amazing transformation. Here's a picture from last year to show you how it looks when it's fully open. It looks like a completely different rose. |
Apricot Candy: |
Here's another rose that goes through a color metamorphosis. This is how Apricot Moon looks at the start. |
Two days later, that bloom looked like this: |
Aquarius: |
This is Aschermittwoch (Ash Wednesday). It probably looks very boring to you, but later on it will have a Clematis 'Vino' growing through it. The two look super together. |
Aunt Ruth, a climber: |
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