Rosa floribunda 'Tawny Tiger'

I like the sort of dark graining effect on this one - very unusual.

Oh that is just gorgeous! :o)

I'm chuffed to bits about it! It looked good on their website, and it's even better 'in the flesh'! :-0)

Beautiful now how about perfume?

Yes, it has that too. Can't be bad, can it?

looks and perfume, that is getting rare in roses these days. I'm not surprised you were chuffed spritz. its gorgeous.

A bonus......

I am just picturing all these lovely plants and colours in their new home...it will be gorgeous :o)

I do hope so - but planting at 45 degrees is killing my poor back, so I'm having to 'go slow'. I won't get it all done until Friday at the earliest. :-(

I can imagine...just be careful..

That's a really unusual and attractive rose B....well 'discovered' on that one!

Thanks, Karen. I just love it!

I'll be back to planting again tomorrow - slooowwlly.

B I am going to pm you.....

:-)

Ahhh...now I see. There's a colour statement emerging here. With these warm colours your garden will be heating up! beautiful roses. The only colour that survived the move, of all my miniature roses, was a brilliant red! have to start collecting again.

Yes, Lori - I decided to have a complete change. Take a look at my blog if you have a minute, and you'll see what I did in the space.

Sorry you lost your roses. :-((

Gardening makes philosophers of us all~ Such is life!

At least you can choose new ones, and maybe have a change of colour!

since the red ones survived when others didn't I'm thinking red and white. But...you never know what will be on offer the day I shop!

No - plans can easily be changed, and why not? :-)