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A few blooms from my garden:
Golden Celebration – David Austin Roses
Zinna from seed
I planted yellow and purple this year.
Zinna from seed
Dream Come True
Dream Come True
One of my favorite roses
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From the small pink rose bed I planted in the Spring.
These are the 1st pictures of the new rose in my garden.
Pretty, no fragrance, and its climbing attributes yet to be realized.
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Hope everyone has an awesome weekend!
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For Chris VanCleave aka "The Redneck Rosarian", growing roses has become a passion. Chris currently serves as President of the Birmingham Rose Society and is an active member of the American Rose Society serving on the Marketing and Membership committees. His writing appears at About.com, ShelbyCo Magazine and on his popular blog, RedneckRosarian.com where he chronicles his gardening adventures and explores an intrinsic mix of life, faith and gardening. Creator and host of Rose Chat Radio, the only broadcast dedicated to growing roses, Chris is a tireless advocate of our national floral emblem; the rose. He and his wife tend a rose garden of over 150 roses just south of Birmingham, Alabama.
Golden Celebration – David Austin Roses 
Zinna from seed
Zinna from seed
Dream Come True 
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>Beautiful Dream come true! I love the shading!
>Love golden celebration. I have David Austin's Heritage that never disappoints! Love them all. Haven't met any roses I didn't like though!
>Now that Golden Celebration is a beautiful rose. Is it good in zone 5?
>They are all so pretty. I love Zinnias, but I haven't seen my seeds even surface yet!
>Jennifer,I have heard excellent things about Heritage. I have it on my list to buy. I could fill my garden with nothing but English roses and be happy as a clam, it think. Lona,I think that Golden Celebration would do very well in zone 5. They seems to do better in a little cooler climate than mine (7b).Rosey,My zinna's have been very slow this year also. Not sure why….