Rosa The Lark Ascending
By Scottish
- 30 Jun, 2014
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One of 2 new roses for my front garden
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Interesting name ...
30 Jun, 2014
Daylily, if someone had told me 4 years ago I'd be growing roses I'd have laughed in their face. I've become quite drawn to them, I know not why though!
Isn't it Hywel. I had no idea that it was a piece of music. steragram pointed it out to me and it's a lovely piece. I don't do 'classical' but enjoyed it nevertheless.
30 Jun, 2014
That rose certainly does justice to a hauntingly beautiful piece of music. Is it scented?
2 Jul, 2014
Yes it's scented but only faintly TB. This picture doesn't do it justice.
As I said above I was unaware of the piece of music but thoroughly enjoyed listening to it.
2 Jul, 2014
I always said I would not grow roses but my fences are thick with them. I have to stop myself buying more. I dk what it is about them either but they creep up on you.
4 Jul, 2014
You are not wrong Scotsgran. They are creeping up on me.
5 Jul, 2014
Hi Angie, interesting that you are now enjoying growing roses. We have a couple that don't get the TLC they deserve, ie fed or sprayed, against greenfly/blackfly and black spot etc., I've always thought of them, as a higher maintenance shrub, but really admire people that are able to grow them and keep them healthy. I was a able to retire early a few years ago and as part of my leaving present the lads at work bought me a beautiful rose, aptly named "Spirit of Freedom".... <];~))
6 Jul, 2014
That sounds lovely; I will Google it. Don't know how I'll find room for it if I love it!
6 Jul, 2014
We shall see how I am with them after a year or two Alan. I've always considered them high maintenance (unlike myself;)) - my grandfather used to spend a lot of time tending his roses. What a lovely gift your were given. I have googled it, its a pretty pink.
TB - bought another to grow nearby yesterday. R. Fighting Temeraire, the colours are similar but the flowers are different. I'm sure you'll find the room. I've still got to find a spot for Rhapsody in Blue but can't decide on which plants I need to get rid of in order to make room! Let me know how you get on.
6 Jul, 2014
Just googled your new rose to find it can be trained as an 8' high climber. Repeat flowering all summer and scented makes it a wonderful choice.
8 Jul, 2014
I should buy this for my OH as that particular piece of music is one of his favourites....and it is a super looking rose....
8 Jul, 2014
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I don't have any roses, well apart from one in the front garden that was here when we moved in but the flowers are perfect aren't they, beautiful :)
30 Jun, 2014