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Double Delight – Hybrid Tea
Golden Celebration – David Austin
The Fairy – Polyantha (EarthKind Rose)
Such tiny blooms…..
Tiddly Winks – Miniature
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Christopher R. VanCleave – America’s Favorite Rose Gardener
Nicknamed "The Redneck Rosarian”, Chris VanCleave is passionate about gardening and growing roses. He is an active member of the Birmingham chapter of the American Rose Society, serving two terms as President. In 2007, he created the Rose Chat Podcast which has reached over a half a million listeners with news and information on growing on growing the world’s most beloved flower, the rose.
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Golden Celebration – David Austin
The Fairy – Polyantha (EarthKind Rose)
Tiddly Winks – Miniature
>I love your roses. I miss The Fairy~She disappeared last year and I must find a replacement! gail Happy Bloom Day
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>Chris, Could you post a photo of the foliage of The Fairy.
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>Hi! Very lovely roses! You must be very good with 'raising' roses.
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>Lovely photos. I adore pinky orangey roses. The tiny rose is lovely too, I don't think I've ever seen such tiny ones.
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>gorgeous blooms… I especially like the first photo! L
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>Love all your roses! I guess they can be a little fussy, but what reliable and gorgeous blooms, right?
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>Stunning captures of your roses…and that's my redneck two cents worth, lol.
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>aloha,what a very nice tour of your garden this morning, i enjoyed the beautiful roses this fall in your garden.thanks for sharing that with us
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>Aw……. be still my heart! I love, love, love the micro mini roses (I grow them indoors because of my harsh winters) Tiddly Winks is a darling name. They're both just gorgeous.
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>How lovely your roses still are. I am so jealous yours are still blooming and mine are turning yellow now and losing their leaves. How tiny the Fairy roses are but they just bloom their hearts out.
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>Chris thanks for visiting my garden blog for garden blooms. It's good to find a fellow believer interested in gardening. I will follow your posts. I have had many roses in my journey. Now I have Rosa 'Flower Carpet Red'. Have grown fairy in the past, super plant. Also have had "Just Joey", my wife loved the fragrance. Not a real rose expert I must say. Nice photos..
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>Beautiful Roses. I love The Fairy.
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>Dear Chris, Lovely, lovely photographs as always. Double Delight is a perfect color for fall. The miniatures are delightful. I am pleased with how long my roses lasted this year (I posted a couple for GBBD) but mine can't begin to compare with yours. Pam
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>Your roses are wonderful. That 'Golden Celebration' looks a lot like my favorite David Austin, 'Graham Thomas'. Happy Bloom Day!
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