Constance Spry--
she only blooms once, but she is a gorgeous, showey climber. This is her second year in the garden.
The Pink Panther
Unfortunately he got frost bitten and isn´t as vigerous this year... I´m hoping he will make a full recovery because these blooms are awesome in arrangements.
I have no idea what this one is called, it was only labelled "pink rose" and put on sale for two Euros, and I couldn´t resist.
Also have no idea about this one. It was labelled white rose, and also cost only two Euros. It´s a bit of a pain though, the blossoms are huge and great for cutting, but I only get 2-3 at a time, and the rest of the bush is some wild rose which I have to keep cutting back...grrrrr. So much for hybradizing!
Peace. A gorgeous one, but unfortunately mine is not hardy and gets terrible black spot despite spraying, and spraying and spraying....
There are lots more roses in my rose garden, but blogger isn´t allowing me to upload any more pictures in this post :-( I´m particularly pleased with my Empress Josephine which is covered in blooms. She´s almost finished, though. I haven´t had any problems with disease with her, and she is super, super winterhardy. She and Jeaque Cartier, and Louise Odier make-up the pinks, and they smell divine. I added a Winchester Cathedral and Teasing Georgia this year, but they are still very small. I imagine that next year or the year after will be payday for those. I´ll share again next year!
