A Rose

redser7

Enough said.

Red Hare

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"Compassion"

redser7

Unknown. Taken today.

redser7

Name unknown bought in Lidl, taken today.

Oldtree

This is a rose called "Barkarole" (Tanelorak), but it looks much darker than the photograph. It is normally grown as a cut rose, as it is not well behaved as a tea rose. I came across this in chelsea in the '90's and it had the deepest dark red I had ever seen, almost black. This is much more evident when the rose petals are tight. It then opens up to being a big blousey number. This photo is midway. It has a smell that no other rose can compare to imo, which is why I have it. It has only been fed organic feeds.

Oldtree

Dog roses are very common, but I love them, such a bright white, flowers all summer (if hips are removed as I go past), a delicious overpowering scent, the bees go mad for them, then at the end of the summer I let the hips form and when they ripen the birds demolish them.

Wyldwood

A soft pink Old Rose, name unknown, came from a slip from my late mother's garden before the house was sold

yellowlabrador

this is an old hedge rose that keeps on giving.

Red Hare

Its called " Just Joey". It has a great scent too!

Wyldwood

A peachy/apricot rose, name unkown, first year flowering, grown from a slip

Cumin

Hybrid T Rose called 'Freedom', it keeps producing flowers all summer and autumn, very little black spot which is quite remarkable after such a wet summer.