Lots of Roses

ANGEL FACE
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BOULE DE NEIGE
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DOUBLE DELIGHT
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L.D. BRAITHWAITE
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MONSIUER TILLER
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Just wonderful Dan. Your flowers are sumptuous, I can almost smell the perfume. Your photography skills are pretty damn good too. That Monsieur Tillier is perfection. I also love LD Braithwaite, its colour and form are so, so, so ....lost for words Lol.

Jordan
Mme Ernst Calvat is usually a Pink Rose. That is not its parent Mme Isaac Pierre is it?

Awesome Jordan, what a great selection, all stunning and healthy, the foliage looks awesome as well. Keep up the great work.

Balinbear wrote:Jordan
Mme Ernst Calvat is usually a Pink Rose. That is not its parent Mme Isaac Pierre is it?

I would think Dan has labelled them wrong Garry by mistake  

Balinbear wrote:Jordan
Mme Ernst Calvat is usually a Pink Rose. That is not its parent Mme Isaac Pierre is it?

well unless its reverted back to its mum , last year blooms were lot paler.

jordan71 wrote:

Balinbear wrote:Jordan
Mme Ernst Calvat is usually a Pink Rose. That is not its parent Mme Isaac Pierre is it?

well unless its reverted back to its mum , last year blooms were lot paler.

 
Reversion does happen. A darker colour could be a result of fertilizing etc.
 
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well I will look more into it
thanks balinbear

Gary might be right Dan, but you might have a rose which "could" reverted back ?

Here's More
YOUNG AT HEART
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FRUHLINGSDUFT
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MARY ROSE
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MUNSTEAD WOOD
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PEACH BLOSSOM
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SWEET JULIET
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RUGOSA ALBA
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THE HERBALIST
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Dan, Your Roses are so beautiful, I will have to get the camera out and take some really good photos. Your Angel Face is beautiful, I am very happy with mine. Just love Gertrude Jekyll, I have her as well, she is a good size but yet to flower, is she a little particular do you know??
Keep showing us your beautiful Roses as they flower.

no problem Dianne
hopefully get to see more of ur beautiful rose also

Your photos are just gorgeous Jordan. I love Munstead Wood. I was so happy to see a photo of Mary Rose. I planted one this last July and am waiting patiently for her to flower! Thank you!

a pleasure

I love your 'James Mitchell' Rose, Dan. Is it a Moss Rose and if so where do you keep it and how long have you been growing it. I am interested as I hope to get a few Moss Roses next year to plant in a lightly shaded spot. Does anyone else grow Moss Roses. I think I will start a Topic on them if one is not on the go already.
Have a Great Week....  

Jordan thanks for giving us more of your lovely blooms. I love Munstead Wood too. Mine has lots of buds but none open yet. I'm very impressed with it, love the garnet colour and the perfume. Your Rugosa Alba looks gorgeous. I saw it in a nursery a few days ago, took a sniff and Wow! loved it. I'm not a great one for single flowers usually but have to say I was charmed. Just lovely.

I was never a fan of single roses either silky, but they have certain wild charm about them

True Dan, but I'm a bit scared of discovering a fondness for these singles. Don't want to go there, this rose thing is bad enough as it is. Lol

LOL

here's some more

BELLE POITEVINE
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EDITH CLARK
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FISHER HOLMES
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FRANCIS DUBRIEL
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KAZANLIK
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SHOCKING BLUE
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SWEET JULIET
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TEA CLIPPER
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THE PRINCE
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Dan, you are an artist, to grow such beautiful Roses, I feel so envious. Why is my 'Shocking Blue' not the colour of yours I wonder. I have 3 of them hope I have the right bushes as that is what I ordered.
I am reading a book at the moment 'For the Love of A Rose' it is about the creation of the 'Peace' Rose & how the Family's Meillands & Paolinos became thus united through marriage. 'FRANCIS DUBRIEL' features prominently in this story. Well worth the read. The book was first published in 1965. Written by Antonia Ridge.
Sorry back to the subject of your Roses, Your, BELLE POITEVINE & TEA CLIPPER, I have and I love them and
KAZANLIK & SWEET JULIET well they are just beautiful as are all your Roses......  

Awe, what great specimens, love the "FRANCIS DUBRIEL" keep the pics coming

Dianne , why does your shocking blue looks like ? it should be this colour

Dan if you look at A Couple of Rose Photos Topic you will see the colour of mine....

yeah I just checked it out , it seems to me its the same shape but the colour is much lighter , is it in full sun Dianne ?