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Name: Carol Alberta, Canada (Zone 3b)  Canadian_Rose Aug 17, 2018 1:04 AM CST |
| Hi everyone. I'm wondering what your favorite rose bushes are right now. Pictures are most welcome. So what's doing well in my rose garden right now are: 1. Oklahoma. This rose is a new rose this year. The blooms are almost black. There's just a little bit of fragrance right now. The real color is much darker than the pictures show. 2. Zaide. 3. Nicole Carol Miller 4. Young Lycidas  5. Tahitian Sunset A lot of my star roses are prepping another set up buds. My Grand Dame has over 50! So right now, what are your star roses? Carol |
Name: Jim Central Pa. (Zone 6a)  jim1961 Aug 17, 2018 8:39 AM CST |
| SUPERB looking Roses Carol! Wow your roses are really going to town! Awesome! :-) Earthsong and Miracle on the Hudson just keep blooming away here in our climate this year...Amoung others.. MOTH today... For those of you that have not seen the rose bed construction site...lol...My wife is not really into roses so I got the go ahead to create a more manly rose bed...lol   Earthsong:  |
Name: Carly Rush San Diego California (Zone 10a)  carlysuko Aug 17, 2018 10:50 AM CST |
| Right now... Lady Emma Hamilton Beautiful colors, great scent and seems so far to bloom continuously, though it is new to me Also new to me but seems to always be covered in these awesome blooms. My photo doesn't capture it correctly. It has a lot more dimension in the coloring in real life. Disneyland Rose   Also not my favorite, but maybe favorite for scent alone JFK Also not a favorite BUT blooms almost all the time Ch Ching  Also Sophia Loren is a favorite for her perfect form  |
Name: Jim Central Pa. (Zone 6a) jim1961 Aug 17, 2018 11:21 AM CST |
| Wonderful photos carlysuko! |
Name: Carly Rush San Diego California (Zone 10a) carlysuko Aug 17, 2018 12:24 PM CST |
| Thank you Jim! I love yours as well! |
Name: Beth Northern California (Zone 9b)              Beth_NorCal Aug 17, 2018 1:14 PM CST |
| Beautiful pics everyone! I'm at work and don't have real recent pics, so will post some later. Carol I love your YOUNG LYCIDAS! I almost ordered him last yr, but decided not to. Don't see him much tho. Maybe that's why I didn't order him. Not enough pics to really entice me. But yours is really beautiful! |
Name: Carol Alberta, Canada (Zone 3b) Canadian_Rose Aug 18, 2018 1:18 AM CST |
Jim - a friend of mine wants roses that bloom and bloom...I'll let her know about Earth Song!  I love the picture you took of it! Is it my imagination, or have you bought more tonka trucks?  Carla - gorgeous pictures! I always thought that JFK wouldn't have fragrance at all...but you say it has a great fragrance. Thanks for the info! Your Disneyland is scrumptious!! I love big, bold colors. I, also, have a brand new LEH...it had such a bad root system, that I wasn't even charged for it. LOL But it's starting to come along. The very first bloom's fragrance blew me away...but then after that I couldn't smell any fragrance from it. Now there are about 6 buds that are going to open soon. Beth - I'm not sure if you should order it based on my recommendations. LOL This is its 2nd summer, and it's still only about 1 foot tall. All of July I kept cutting it back so that the blooms don't face plant in the soil. Now, FINALLY, the blooms are facing upward. Now, I love it...but will I have to spend all next early summer cutting it down again? Not sure. Carol |
Name: Carly Rush San Diego California (Zone 10a) carlysuko Aug 18, 2018 11:39 AM CST |
| Hi Carol, Yeah it has a very nice fragrance. It would probably bloom better but I seriously neglect it. I'm planning on moving it to a better spot with more sun eventually. LEH is very pretty! I still have it in its nursery pot but I bought a five gallon so I'm going to wait for cool weather to plant it. Disneyland Rose is awesome, it's also still in its nursery pot but still blooms like crazy! I hope when your new buds open they gift you with lots of nice fragrance!  |
Name: Kris Legault Southern Oregon (Zone 8a)  Kristinelego Aug 18, 2018 2:43 PM CST |
Gruss An Achen is looking very pink today   Baby Shallot You can't plant your new favorite rose if you are still watering your least favorite |
Name: Bonnie Texas  RosesnTx Aug 18, 2018 9:25 PM CST |
| Gorgeous roses everyone! Jim I love the truck theme you have going on in your garden, very creative! And your MOTH looks wonderful! Carol your roses are looking beautiful I can't wait to see more pics! And 50 buds on Grand Dame, wow! That is going to be seriously gorgeous when it blooms and I hope your able to take lots of pics! Carlysuko yoir LEH is beautiful, the color is so pretty and I'm glad to hear it smells so yummy! I am for sure ordering one for next spring. |
Name: Jin Orlando, Fl (Zone 9b)  Plumeriagirl Aug 19, 2018 7:37 AM CST |
Okay, I just step outside to take a few pics. It is so hot here that my roses are growing through resting and growing stages now. This is my Marie Van Houtte. And so is the below   Dutchess de Braband.  Dutcher  Heritage  Sophy's  Molineux Bermuda Kathleen which I took a few weeks ago.   |
Name: Jin Orlando, Fl (Zone 9b) Plumeriagirl Aug 19, 2018 7:50 AM CST |
Oops..one of them didn't show. Let me retry again.  Yeah, it finally posted.  Carol , I love your roses Finally, I get to see them. They are gorgeous and I would love to see so many blooms 50 sounds great. Jim your roses are always dead beautiful with your Tonka trucks. Oh, dear , I am trying to remember another name ..I think it is Carly since I can't scroll up the thread to see remarks, names of roses or owner. I absolutely love them all. Mine are still babies some are 7-8 months and others are lesser than 6. Love to see them grow big in a few years and that I can't wait.  |
Name: Jin Orlando, Fl (Zone 9b) Plumeriagirl Aug 19, 2018 7:51 AM CST |
| Sorry, learned from mistakes. Somehow, I double posted but it is good thing because I wanted to add Kristen. Kristen, I did see your thread but I could not respond to you at Houzz. Yes, I love Sophy's. It blooms continuously here for me. At first they were kinda stingy but give them time then they won't stop. L D. Braithwaite is the same way. Now, they are just competing with Heritage , Evelyn and Molineux I am doing this just for you. I will post more pics of Sophy's pls excuse my mess. I realized how powerful this zoom is. Hmm :) I know that you love the color.  Faded bloom still holds the color. ( Old bloom in my hand) My Roses are in direct sun all day long.  |
Name: Stan Florida Panhandle (Defuniak Sp (Zone 8b)         GaNinFl Aug 19, 2018 8:22 AM CST |
| You guys are posting some beautiful Roses here. Being some what new to roses, I will not bother you to much with my small collection. However, a couple new favorites are, |
Name: Kris Legault Southern Oregon (Zone 8a) Kristinelego Aug 19, 2018 2:40 PM CST |
| Stan, you have 2 beauties. Very nice. Jin, thank you for the beautiful Sophie pictures. I do love that color. I think I will do a row of 3 and one area of the bed is deep enough to put one rose behind one of the Sophies. I just ordered a white Whirlaway that could work. You can't plant your new favorite rose if you are still watering your least favorite |
Name: RED Concord, NC (Zone 7b)  Pootboot Aug 20, 2018 12:19 AM CST |
| Greeting everyone!!! I am New to these forums, and this is also the first year I have sucessfully grown any roses at all...after 2 long years of trials &tribulation! Needless to say I'm beyond thrilled to be able to finally share my babies... UNKNOWN HYBRID TEA (Own root) from a cutting my neighbor gifted me last summer! Literaly stuck a pruned can in the ground paired with a small trellis, then left it alone until this spring. After copious amounts of water and minimal weeding/fertilizing I was stunned a few weeks ago when this thing shot up a delectable plump bud on a single stem of fresh new growth. 2 more have follwed. My rose enthusiast neighbor is much pleased that I have sucessfully propagated his precious plant! Cant wait to see it "leap" next year     DOUBLE KNOCKOUT (Bodybag bareroot purchased on sale at HomeDepot this year late in growing season. For being in the ground mere months it produces the best largest blooms I have)  UNKNOWN PINK ROSETTE (Own root cutting) rooted in water from flower I pinched at a local public greenway this past MAY!!!. I root all cuttings on a patio in shade. The instantaneous long roots this thing put out shocked me. 3 months later it is creeping and blooming! I'm debating whether to transplant it into a patio pot right now, or leave it in the shade and let it mature til next growing season? She Is currently set in her original plastic container on top of compost within the patio pot- basking in full sun; & seems to be content there as well!)   WOLLERTON OLD HALL ( David Austen Ausblanket) Purchased this past April from a local nursery. It is a delightful shrub that has yet to bore me! The blooms are beautiful and very delicate...almost too delicate. While the color is not very consistent it can look "splotchy" at times and the cut flowers wilt quickly- this is my favorite!!! With Plentiful flushes of daily flowers to look at,it grows vigorously and easy to train. If only the pests didn't love it as much as I do  EASY ON THE EYES (Bareroot Weeks Rose) purchased online from Gurney's, delivered as part of their "Rainbow of Roses" collection - a random sampling of 5 roses in red+yellow+orange+purple+pi k....Planted this past easter! It is a small compact& neat bush. Doesn't require much besides water , and with each flush this summer the petals of the blooms seem to have gotten fuller and more gorgeously luscious  CUPID'S KISSES (Bareroot WeeksRose) Patio Climber that has really taken off since being potted on easter day. I hope that it will eventually overwhelm the ancient dead bush anchored and stuck next to my front door. Loves to be deadheaded, rewards daily with fresh buds of sweet rich "cerise" hot pink bursts of color. Perfection except for the slugs it attracts   RED RIBBONS (Bareroot groundcover WeeksRose)   ALL A'TWITTER (Bareroot Miniature Weeks Rose)  |
Name: Jim Central Pa. (Zone 6a) jim1961 Aug 20, 2018 8:05 AM CST |
| Looking good Pootboot! Welcome to the forum! I'm new also...lol |
fisherwoman Aug 20, 2018 7:45 PM CST |
| A sad waxy Bolero stick was in the hot sun at Home Depot a few months ago, and at the time I questioned buying it for a whole 7 dollars. Now it's one of my very favorites. |
Name: Porkpal Richmond, TX        porkpal Aug 20, 2018 9:19 PM CST |
| I can see why! Porkpal |
Name: Zuzu Northern California (Zone 9a)     |
| So pretty, fisherwoman! It has a nice old-fashioned look. |
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