Molineaux was the first rose I ever planted back in 2002. The color (that cannot be captured in a photograph) and the fragrance were so beautiful that it inspired me to plant roses throughout my garden.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Molineaux David Austin Rose in the Front Border
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