'NEW DAWN' ~ a most nifty climbing rose which was introduced in 1930. Here she is in flower in the garden at the end of June, whilst her foliage still looked rather natty. Sadly as the year progressed her leaves began to look rather nasty and they reached a nadir as the nuisance of blackspot took its nefarious hold. Nip over to ABC Wednesday for more news on the letter N.
Well, she still looks lovely here! Beautiful shot for the N Day! Hope you're enjoying a great week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Roses are among some of my favorite flowers, and I think these are lovely, Nice, and I see No Nasty on them today.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pink roses so delicately pale.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty rose! Gorgeous colour.
ReplyDeleteLovely rose. Alot of mine went down with blackspot too - not much that can be done about it is there?
ReplyDeleteSu
Very lovely and fragile.
ReplyDeleteI have a rose bush I'm trying to nurse back to life...it has a few new green shoots, so I'm hopeful.
At least it was NICE for a while...
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Pretty enough! And that's a lot of N words!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty rose, Anna. Hope you can control the black spot and it will live to bloom another year. Enjoy the rest of your week :-D
ReplyDeleteHow sad that your lovely rose has the plague. She does still look pretty here though.
ReplyDeleteThis is super beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI've never had much luck with roses - yours look beautiful, sorry it was felled by the blight.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicate looking rose, such a gorgeous pale pink.
ReplyDeleteI think it was a top seller for a long time.
ReplyDeleteSo many of my roses look ragged by th end of the season.
Dear Anna, Never mind, New Dawn wll dawn again as nubile and natty as ever next year!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Edith, new year your New Dawn will make you forget all about the tattered end of the season. Such a lovely rose!
ReplyDeleteNew Dawn will have a new beginning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo of a beautiful rose, thank you,
Helen Mac, ABC team