Blooming and Bud Reports

Week of June 12th

Here is what is blooming today.  Most of the bushes in the actual rose garden have bloomed their first flush and are growing new buds - moving along quite well.  Because I planted some at different times there will always be roses blooming - just the way I like it since I love cutting them and bringing them inside!  I forget always to take pictures of the ones inside!  I will try to do better!


As always - thank you for visiting and leave a little comment so I know who was here!  Enjoy June!








































Week of May 29th

This week has been very rainy and spotty sunlight.  My roses have some yellowing of the bottom leaves that, of course, is annoying me.  We have a spider mite outbreak on the nearby hibiscus - which I am fighting with a spinosad and insecticide spray.  I am not spraying the insecticide on the roses this week though.  This is a bit technical, but I hope some of my rosarian friends who read my blog will see it and possibly throw in their remedies/ideas.  I have sprayed a fungicide every 7 days since the bare root garden got it's first leaves and hope it continues to help keep blackspot, powdery mildew, etc. away!  Enjoy these pictures of what is blooming right now!

Lace Cascading and High Society climbers


Mister Lincoln (red), Gold Medal (yellow), Queen Elizabeth (pink), Pope John Paul II (furthest away - white) and the others are really too blurred to see.


Wildfire, Pope John Paul II, and Gemini


Dream Come True


Dick Clark


High Society


climbers, Golden Showers, Lace Cascading and High Society




Olivia again

Olivia

Olivia
The Alnwick
The Alnwick David Austin Rose































My Anna's Promise rose bush is blooming - but I think the buds were cold hurt in the spring freeze.


1 comment:

  1. Welcome to FFF, Denise. Your garden looks wonderful. Some lovely roses in your photos!
    Many thanks for joining the Floral Friday Fotos meme, I look forward to your next contribution.

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