How I wish it were Spring again. These images below you'd see in our front yard in full bloom. But only in Spring and late Fall...right now, with the parched land, and those dictating us to conserve watering....my roses are looking mighty poorly about now. So, I see these in my archive photo folder and just dream of cooler times again soon---
---they ARE 'unprocessed images' except for my watermark. :o) The name of the patented rose is SIMPLICITY....I like 'em very much 'cause they're quite like a wild rose with single petaled blossoms and very light in fragrance.
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Lovely roses, Anni!
ReplyDelete...thanks Eileen
DeleteI do love them - I just removed 2 rosebushes that were devilishly thorny and replaced them with 2 others that are fragrant, not knockouts. That is a beautiful bloom - and such a soft pink. Gorgeous!
ReplyDelete...those thorns are nasty that's for sure.
DeleteBeautiful photographs, beautiful flowers. I am greeting
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DeleteGorgeous flowers! Glad u happen to brought into display now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :)
...thanks Shilpa
DeleteSimplicity...what a perfect name for a beautiful rose...
ReplyDeleteDo your roses require a lot of tending?
Hugs C
I only clip them once a year...then TONS of water this time of year just to keep them alive.
DeleteIt's raining cats and dogs on my part and I wish it would stop soon. Typhoon after typhoon is hitting us badly.
ReplyDeleteAny flower in sight brightens up my day. That photo has been taken wonderfully! As if someone has stoked some pink paints on it with darker hues at the edges. Beautiful!!
Send the rain here....I'll take it gladly.
DeleteYep, flowers are beautiful.
They are so pretty. I love pink roses, and these are especially nice. I'm hoping your weather changes soon.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Aerosmith, "pink is my favorite color". I too love pink roses. They're so delicate and feminine. [for lack of a better word]
DeleteBeautiful! They remind me of my knockout roses ... very old-fashioned looking ... a simple pink rose with single petaled blossoms, which is why I chose them.
ReplyDelete...I like the old "English" roses too.
DeleteBeautiful roses! I like the name and it fits with the theme too!
ReplyDelete...you're right. Very clever thinking Mari.
DeleteThese are lovely! Happy RT2!
ReplyDeleteMine's here.
...thanks Maria
DeletePretty!!!
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Deleteso pretty
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DeleteWhat beautiful roses - simplicity - perfect! So often the most simple things are the most precious!
ReplyDelete...you couldn't have said it more truer. [is there such a word as 'truer'?]
Deletefabulous pix of roses ... I love the word 'pleated' in regard to these flower petals!
ReplyDelete...a good choice for words Joanne.
DeleteVery beautiful.
ReplyDeleteStraight out of the camera shots.... AWESOME.... Roses are usually good for these kinds of shots... Yours are beautiful... Ours are looking pretty good now that it's not as hot and since we have had some rain...
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
....{{{sigh}}} everyone is getting spurts of rain 'cept us. Bah, humbug.
DeleteWunderschön...geht doch alles.
ReplyDeleteLG Mathilda ♥
Mittwoch zeige ich wieder Vögel, werde sie dann im entsprechen Blog zeigen
I look forward to your bird photos on Wednesday!!!
Deletewell that's what I would think unprocessed meant too. Yours are beautiful
ReplyDelete...thanks Ann
DeleteHow can something so simple be so gorgeous?
ReplyDeleteFiery Sunrise
...as is your sunrise image this week!!!
Deletethanks for your lovely roses! :)
ReplyDelete...and thanks for hosting Tina
Deletelove the bud, it will look very beautiful in my button hole. I am slowly getting back to blogging and visiting
ReplyDelete...you've been missed Ann.
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