Back in January I wrote about the arrival of a parcel from Peter Beales Roses - it contained a couple of bare - root plants. They did not fill me with great confidence at the time but from those twiggy sticks I now have roses ! Here is 'Blush Noisette' - now in flower. The other occupant of the parcel
'Felicite - Parmentier' is tantalisingly near to opening, so a photo will follow in due course.
Your photo makes me feel rosy. I am always amazed when from seemingly nothing flowers bloom.
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I'm glad they're doing well.
ReplyDeleteThe roses I had from Beales are all healthy. My concern is they aren't heading upwards yet:) they're ramblers/climbers. Hopefully they'll send out some leader shoots later on.
They are lovely - are theyscented?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I always think what attractive names many roses have. Adds to their magic.
ReplyDeleteLovely Anna I had to look it up in my catalogue. Lovely, rich clove scent. It is a large shrub or small rambler so how will you grow it?
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet flower, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteOh, how sweet! They are absolutely lovely.
ReplyDeleteOooh Anna, how lovely they look. I definitely have rose envy!
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Roses always look so nice in other people's gardens! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful rose! Val
ReplyDeleteIt look like I should add 'Blush Noisette' to my wishlist!
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