All this Winter

I wonder why that one at Longford was such a miserable looking thing then? I recall us discussing the pros and cons of using Sudden Impact on roses whilst we were looking at it.

the last of my pics in your Winter, our Summer, 'Flamme Rouge'

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as you will see it first in the morning, it's still spring

cheers
Bernhard

Bernhard, you have carried us through winter, it is getting close so we will repay you with our flowers that are about to come online now, someone here will come up with a thread name

"Alle diese Winter" ? (Bemo if its wrong dont blame me, blame google translators, I know very little German, and no sentence structure )

Ripley wrote:"Alle diese Winter" ? (Bemo if its wrong dont blame me, blame google translators, I know very little German, and no sentence structure )

G'day Ripely, (what means 'reif')
you are not far away, but someone has stolen the 'n'. It means correctly 'Alle (Rosen) diesen Winter'. Your result would mean 'all these winters'

don't give up, I'm also exercising
Bernhard

What is your weather like now Bemo? Are you starting to get chilly mornings?

Billndee wrote:What is your weather like now Bemo? Are you starting to get chilly mornings?

Thank goodness!, not yet , it's still gossamer, the hips are not yet ripe.
Today it's rather mixed with heavy showers and stormy .
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wet regards
Bernhard

Your photos have brightened the winter here, Bernhard

Many thanks for the wonderful pics.

Bernhard, I add my areement to Abbi's comments.

So sad that you are heading towards winter Kermit. How about another picture of your lovely garden

Carole wrote:So sad that you are heading towards winter Kermit. How about another picture of your lovely garden

O.K., you will get some autumn pics

as it has gone colder now, I'm using this days to prepare a new rosebed. A huge rhododendron had to escape:

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after the dry summer a lot of roses would not bloom anymore, only some are in flower, like NDR1 (Big Fruitilia Centenary, Heartache, National Radio):

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'Leonardo da Vinci' has even only a few flowers and a lot of BS like the others
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'creme Fraise' will do like in the spring, but she ist still in a pod, maybe better maintained:
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'Excelsa' has some flowers in the fall again:
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the cutting from the white sport is growing gorgeous, seems that the cut needs only to smell the soil for rooting

......and want not forget to show you that 'Flamme Rouge' is a weeping one:

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sunny Sunday
Bernhard