Few Roses In Autumn

BARONNE DE ROTHSCHILD
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CHARLES AUSTIN
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LORRAINE LEE

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MOONBEAM
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
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Great pics Jordan roses still looking great.BARONNE DE ROTHSCHILD looks very nice.Jordan have you any idea when All Green Nusery will start to bring there bare rooted roses.Cheers mate.

I don't work there anymore danny

No problem mate.

Great roses Dan
Good to see you Dannyboy.

dannyboy wrote:No problem mate.

I work at another nursery, we get our roses 3rd week of June or early July

Carole wrote:Great roses Dan
Good to see you Dannyboy.

thank you Carole

Your roses look lovely Jordan, especially the Baronne. Hopefully I'll have blooms like that next year. This is one I've wanted for a while.

thanks silky , baronne is such a magnificent rose and the perfume is intoxicating and the colour just superb , you will be happy with it

I'm sure I will Dan, can't wait to plant it and watch it grow. It will be with Parole and their bed has just been dug. I'm looking to the perfume, hope the combo works.

parole sounds like a nice rose , yet to make up my mind about it

I've only heard good reports so am looking forward to see for myself. Will also be planting Best friend, Old Port and Eyes for You in that bed, next to Dioressence (not many leaves at the moment but lots of buds, so many flowers this year!) and Chartreusse deP (next year will be its last I think). Best Friend is my roughy.

best friend is such a good rose , had some many blooms from it , is your chartreuse not doing well silky ?

Same old story Dan, ends up as ugly sticks towards end of season. Even though the flowers are very beautiful and richly fragrant, not that many over the year. I've nurtured it this year but I'm losing patience.
When I saw Best Friend at Magic Gardens I was really impressed, it looked so healthy, lots of blooms, great colour and delicious fragrance. I'm glad you have confirmed it's a good rose, because I haven't heard a lot about it, and I'm usually a bit wary of roses associated with causes. I hope it will be a winner.

I have Baron , i love it !!!

silkyfizz wrote:Same old story Dan, ends up as ugly sticks towards end of season. Even though the flowers are very beautiful and richly fragrant, not that many over the year. I've nurtured it this year but I'm losing patience.
When I saw Best Friend at Magic Gardens I was really impressed, it looked so healthy, lots of blooms, great colour and delicious fragrance. I'm glad you have confirmed it's a good rose, because I haven't heard a lot about it, and I'm usually a bit wary of roses associated with causes. I hope it will be a winner.

the reason I initially bought best friend , it was for my dog , had to put her down few years ago , so that rose was dedicated to her .

be patience it will hopefully do better for you this year .

Yes, Dan, that's another reason for wanting it. My beloved Sam has only a short time left and I want something that will remind me of my faithful friend, but one that will give me joy, like he has.

Oh dear , sorry to hear about your pets Dan and Silky , thats the downfall of owning a dog i think , the sadness when the end comes ...

Very true Maree...

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No burden at all Betsy. What an adorable little girl, lovely expression. I'm so sorry you have lost her. Yes the grief is heartwrenching when it comes, but they give so much love and joy, who would be without a doggie to enrich our life.

Tell us about Sam, if you please, silky.

Better still, maybe roseman will allow a Rainbow Bridge thread somewhere out in the back blocks of this site, and I can flick my post out of the thread I seem to have hijacked.

Bet....just go to the Social pages and start up a thread or use "odd ball conversations"

From your mouth to my ear, neptune ;-)))) Thanks for the tip!