Re: All this Winter

by Bemo 25th June 2009, 03:21

roseman wrote:Bernhard, our Dorothy Perkins is pretty thorny, is the red one as thorny or less.

without the possibilty to compare it directly, seems to be so thorny, as the pink one. The thorns have also the 'romantic powder' Laughing

by Bemo 26th June 2009, 01:14

again a still potted rose:

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the flowers looks great but the stems are nearly without leaves, looking like an old mans bare legs Laughing

. It's a 'sympathy' seedling from 2007. I can not throw it away Crying or Very sad

, will use it for the vase or in the background.

cheerio Bernhard

by Abbi 26th June 2009, 23:08

Beautiful photos Bemo.

by Bemo 27th June 2009, 02:43

The Estate wrote:...nice one, cant beat a 5 ocock beer

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] last Sunday we had a 'tea time' at 10 o'clock in the morning, we called it '2nd breakfast' drunken

some pics for you weekend:

'Allerhop'
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'New Dawn'
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the first nearly normal flower of 'Madame Germaine'
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this WE a barbecue is on the agenda (again)

bye Bernhard

by Guest 27th June 2009, 09:48

this w/e the beginning of the climber prunings Twisted Evil

by Bemo 29th June 2009, 00:58

'excelsa' again:

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forget how she looked like, here is an other kind of it:

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I made a cutting of this brunch. Hope it will work Rolling Eyes

bicolor regards

Bernhard

by Abbi 29th June 2009, 19:48

What beautiful roses you have Bemo...and such lovely photos.

That last bicolour is amazing.

by Ripley 30th June 2009, 07:34

Dont be too disappointed if it doesn't work Bemo, I dont think those kind of sports are very stable Sad

It would be a great flower though if it does prove to be.

by Bemo 9th July 2009, 03:07

against the winter tristesse:

it's really a great one
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the firrst open bloom from a 2008 'Rosenprofesso..r..' seedling
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be seeing you

Bernhard

by The Lazy Rosarian 10th July 2009, 06:20

Dee, as you mention on your other thread, thank god for Bernhard and his pictures. It will only be a while and we will be returning the pictures of ours to cheer him up, this is what I call reciprocal friendship.

by Bemo 11th July 2009, 00:19

roseman wrote:Dee, as you mention on your other thread, thank god for Bernhard and his pictures. It will only be a while and we will be returning the pictures of ours to cheer him up, this is what I call reciprocal friendship.

'reciprocal friendship' is alo new for me but understandable, sounds much better than [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Very Happy

regards Bernhard

by Billndee 11th July 2009, 22:28

ha, ha yes.
Our man Rudd,
Clear as mud.

by Admin 12th July 2009, 12:42

Our man Dudd!

by Bemo 14th July 2009, 02:54

Rudd, mud, dudd...., the last one seems to be a kind of not (yet) exploded bomb Hmmmm

Sometimes I'm lost, than I use [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], aware that your all are very creative and the dictionary will not help anyway Very Happy

so long

Bernhard

by The Lazy Rosarian 14th July 2009, 17:55

Bernhard, did you find the meaning if dudd, My answer to that word is it does not work, that is as simple as I can put it. I think it implies that our Prime Minister is not working hard enough. Dee will correct me if I am wrong. Bernhard if you have any problems with our wording email me and I will try to give you the most easy answer.

by Admin 14th July 2009, 18:02

I'm sure he's working hard enough.... I just think he's a dud though Wink

by Billndee 14th July 2009, 19:58

Congratulations Bemo! With your enquiring mind you are fast becoming proficient and fluent in Orstralyan. You will soon be speaking it like one born. cheers

That is, if you ever want to. Laughing

by Bemo 14th July 2009, 22:00

for the beginning I'm now knowing that 'Barbie' is not the girlfriend of 'Ken' Very Happy

by Admin 14th July 2009, 22:06

We'll make an 'Ocker' out of you yet Wink

by Bemo 15th July 2009, 00:07

the 'rosen professor..' seedling from last year again, it's a chameleon:
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cheers Bernhard

by The Lazy Rosarian 15th July 2009, 06:22

I like it and hope it keeps the orange tones.

by Bemo 15th July 2009, 20:33

I hope also, that it keeps the colours.

here is a water collecting one:
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'Jacobs Krönung'
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an unnamed groundcover rose (a bargain from from A*D*)
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'Lucia' with two visitors
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cheers Bernhard

by orchid40 16th July 2009, 15:30

Bernhard, your roses are beautiful, thank you for sharing !

by Carole 16th July 2009, 16:25

Bemo, I see the first one is doing its bit to conserve water,the second one is just beautiful, you did well there and the third one is certainly keeping the bees happy. So you have just about covered everything there Very Happy

by Bemo 16th July 2009, 19:34

Carole, thanks for that.
Without to become a 'nitpicker' , the 'bees' on the last will be probably what you call 'marmelade flies'

cheers Bernhard

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