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Tuesday, June 02, 2009
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2009
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June
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- Iceburg (1958) Floribunda Rose in the Oak Tree Garden
- Molineaux David Austin Rose in the Front Border
- Old Blush (1752) China Rose in the Front Border
- Baby Faraux (1924) Polyantha Rose outside the Chil...
- Delphinium in front of the Bird Garden
- Ladybug (Coccinellidae) Pupai
- How to Protect the Vegetable Garden from the Groun...
- Front Yard Gardening Design Challenge: Five Ideas...
- Gardening Gone Wild's Picture This Photo Contest f...
- Tausendschon (1906) or Thousand Beauties Rambler R...
- Mayflower (2001) David Austin English Rose in the ...
- Gardenia (1899) Rambler Rose on the Arbor to the W...
- Rosa Virginiana in the Bird Garden
- Hansa (1905) Rugosa Rose in the Front Border
- Excellenz von Schubert (1909) Polyanthus Rose in t...
- A Different Garden Tour of Philadelphia Gardens fr...
- Thomas Affleck (1998) from Antique Rose Emporium o...
- Cardinal de Richelieu (1840) Gallica Rose in the L...
- Belinda (1936) Hybrid Musk Rose in the Bird Garden
- Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day - June 2009: Roses and...
- Oriental Poppies (Papaver orientale) in the Egg Ga...
- Midsummer Garden Party at Fordhook Farm featuring ...
- Some of the peonies in bloom throughout the gardens
- Pictures of Piet Oudolf's High Line Gardens
- NatureFind: how to find public parks, campsites, a...
- Styrax japonicus tree and flowers in bloom on Gold...
- Zombie Blogs: Why 95% of Blogs Are Abandoned
- Piet Oudolf's High Line Gardens Open in New York City
- The Egg Garden in June: Replacing the Overgrown E...
- Green Hour: how to find public parks, campsites, ...
- WSJ story about Danielle Hahn's Rose Story Farm by...
- Ask Heirloom Gardener: Are Heirloom Roses Hard to...
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Madame Ernest Calvat (...
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Madame Plantier (1835)...
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Ispahan (1832) Damask ...
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Therese Bugnet (1950) ...
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Leda (1827) Damask Rose
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Alchymist (1956)
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Russell's Cottage Rose...
- The Rose Garden in Summer: Great Western (1840) B...
- The Rose Garden in Summer, Part I: A Walk Down th...
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5 comments:
Nice rose.
I have heard that heirloom roses are a real challenge to grow.
www.lifeseedco.blogspot.com
Your roses are always absolute beauties : )
I am so taken with your header picture and the Ballerina ? rose .. I keep thinking I must find one of them for myself too !
GardenJoy4Me,
Yes, that's Ballerina. She's a beauty and easy too.
-Heirloom Gardener
Laurie and Joshua,
Here is a post about some of my favorite and easiest to grow Heirloom Roses:
http://heirloomgardener.blogspot.com/2008/11/six-trouble-free-heirloom-roses-for.html
You should really try them!
-Heirloom Gardener
Gorgeous Rose pictures! 'Ispahan' is one of my favourites along with 'Madame Plantier'. *Laurie and Josh - Id say Antiques are as a whole a lot easier to grow than the common hybrid teas.
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