GLOWING GLOBES
By Bornagain
- 29 Aug, 2013
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of Lady Emma Hamilton:-)
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Thanks Samdra, I always think they look good enough to eat:-)
29 Aug, 2013
Fantastic Rose its on my Favourites now;0))
29 Aug, 2013
Samdra ??? lol.What are you on tonight? :o)
29 Aug, 2013
It must have been the raw broccoli soup ...disgusting ....anyway ...trust you to mention it:-))
29 Aug, 2013
Wow, thanks Carole, I've gone off Sandra now lol:-))
29 Aug, 2013
I love it - the rose of course, not broccoli......much too healthy!
29 Aug, 2013
A good reason to have had cabbage for tea then.,and I've been called a lot worse ,Ba..:o) x
30 Aug, 2013
Perfect couldn't be better :o)
30 Aug, 2013
thanks Amy:-)
31 Aug, 2013
I almost made you a man bloomer eek:-0
31 Aug, 2013
I'm going to try broccoli sprouts Chris:-)
31 Aug, 2013
Fantastic. They are small roses, aren´t they? What is the precise/full name of this rose?
2 Sep, 2013
Hi Katrina, I would say the flowers are 10-12cm. Her name is Lady Emma Hamilton, a David Austin rose. The new growth is a beautiful colour, sort of bronze maroon and she has a fantastic perfume:-)
2 Sep, 2013
Oh yes, red and orange roses are usually very fragrant. I would´t say the flowers are so large. They look smaller on the photo, but it might be perspective. Have to google details on this rose.
2 Sep, 2013
I reckon this is the unnamed two that I have Ba, yes globes and the later blooms were this colour, what a scent...like strong apricots! It is a real beauty!
3 Sep, 2013
Katrina, the flowers of this second big flush are smaller, more like 8-10 cm:-)
4 Sep, 2013
Hi Janey, do some your flowers have a pinkish flush too as they age, and bronzey new growth? I've decided to increase the number of roses I have, I think the count is about 18 at the moment, but they're so lovely and flower for such a long time .....:-))
4 Sep, 2013
Yes they do Ba......if you cut them for indoors, the globe disintegrates after a couple of days, petals are peach with yellow and so scented....my smallest granddaughter loves them!
4 Sep, 2013
It does sound like Lady Emma then, don't know about disintegrating globes though, I've never cut them for the house. My last blog but one is pics af Lady Emma in all her forms and shows the bush shape too. If you have a look it may totally identify yours:-))
6 Sep, 2013
look perfect and unblemished....
12 Oct, 2013
I love this Rose Ba
12 Oct, 2013
Hi Jane and Gralew, she's still flowering, possibly my favourite rose, and her lovely perfume is the icing on the cake:-))
13 Oct, 2013
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A lovely close up,Ba.the formation of the petals is beautiful..
29 Aug, 2013